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Road to Super Bowl 54: Offseason Headlines (Week of 6/7)

While some leagues enter a quiet stretch each offseason, the NFL remains abuzz with signings, rumors and offseason storylines. A quick roundup of some of the most newsworthy stories around the league from the week ending with June 7th, 2019.

Patriots unveil Super Bowl 53 Rings: 422 diamond, 20 sapphires and more.

“After winning their sixth Lombardi Trophy in February, the New England Patriotshave commemorated their record-tying Super Bowl championship with extravagant rings.

As the team called them, they are the “greatest rings of all time”

 

Read the rest of the story from Bleacher Report’s Kyle Newport

OBJ compliments Mayfield’s arm strength; Giants head coach defends Eli

“Odell Beckham Jr. dished out compliments about the arm of his new Cleveland Brownsquarterback Baker Mayfieldon Wednesday. New York Giantscoach Pat Shurmur didn’t view it as criticism of Beckham’s former quarterback Eli Manning.

Manning had been the only starting quarterback Beckham had known as a professional with the Giants. Now, after being traded to the Browns this offseason. Beckham is getting used to working with Mayfield, including this week when he was present for mandatory minicamp.”

Read the rest of the story from ESPN.com’s Jordan Raanan

 

Le’Veon Bell gets to work at Jets OTAs

“The vintage Le’Veon Bellstop-and-hop was on full display. So was his ability to get out and glide on a pass route, smooth as almost any receiver in the game. He also looked to be in great shape, with all that hard work in Florida helping Bell shed any added weight he may have picked up in his year away from the NFL.

But what was missing from Bell’s first on-field work with the New York JetsTuesday at their mandatory minicamp were a couple of things.

One being a vast knowledge of the playbook, which was evident by the way he bird-dogged the quarterbacks on every play-call, trying to learn it on the fly.”

Read the rest of the story from CBS Sports’ Pete Prisco

Carson Wentz, Eagles agree to 4-year, $128 million contract extension

“The Philadelphia Eaglesand quarterback Carson Wentzreached an agreement Thursday on a four-year contract extensionthat will keep him in Philadelphia through the 2024 season.

According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, the deal is worth $128 million, including over $107 million guaranteed. His contract is now valued at $154 million total over the next six years. Schefternoted the guaranteed total is the largest ever in the NFL, topping Seattle Seahawksquarterback Russell Wilson‘s extension in April.”

Read the rest of the story from Bleacher Report’s Tim Daniels

 

 

 

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2019 NFL Schedule: Top Matchups

Just days from the 2019 NFL Draft,  the NFL announced the regular season slate for all 32 teams, highlighted by title game rematches and some big-time matchups. A look at the highlights of the 256-game schedule.


 

Week 1: Green Bay Packers at Chicago Bears

To kick off the ‘Road to Super Bowl 54’ in Miami, the NFL bucked the tradition of having the defending Super Bowl champions host the opening game, opting to instead highlight the league’s 100th anniversary by showcasing one of the league’s most historic rivalries.

Last season’s Week 1 matchup between the Bears and Packers proved to be one of the more exciting games of the entire season, seeing Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers tossing three second-half touchdown after an injury, leading the Pack to a 24-23 victory.

Week 2: New Orleans Saints at Los Angeles Rams

One of the most anticipated rematches of the last decade in the NFL, the #1 seed in the NFC last season, the New Orleans Saints, travel to LA to face off against the reigning NFC champion Rams in a rematch of the 2018 NFC Championship game.

This past offseason, the NFL expanded its use of instant replay to include missed pass interference calls, directly in response to the blatant missed call at the end of the NFC Championship game. The rematch of these two teams promises bad blood, fireworks, and offensive displays of firepower that could easily make the matchup the best game of the 2019 season.

Week 5: Indianapolis Colts at Kansas City Chiefs

A rematch of the 2018 divisional playoff game, the Chiefs come into the season reigning AFC West champions and easily the favorite in the AFC. The Indianapolis Colts, however, have reloaded their roster, and look to capitalize on a promising 2018 campaign, most notably adding former Chiefs pass rusher Justin Houston the an already formidable defensive front.

Week 14: Kansas City Chiefs at New England Patriots

Another rematch from the 2018 playoff slate, the defending Super Bowl champion New England Patriots once again welcome quarterback Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs into Gillette Stadium in a rematch of the 2018 AFC Championship game.

Sporting two of the more electrifying matchups from the 2018 season, both the Patriots and Chiefs remain atop the AFC’s Super Bowl favorites, and it appears possible the two could be headed for an AFC title game rematch as well.

 

 

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Road to Super Bowl 54: Free Agency Headlines

Happy new league year, football fans! Now officially in the 2019-20 NFL season, teams were free to begin announcing agreed-upon trades and free agency signings—and as always, the first hours provided some of the biggest headlines of the NFL season.

Cleveland Browns Acquire WR Odell Beckham Jr.

In one of the most surprising moves of the week, the New York Giants announced they were trading all-pro wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. to the Cleveland Browns in exchange for draft picks and safety Jabrill Peppers, launching the Browns, for the first time in decades, into the Super Bowl conversation.

“I know Odell’s very, very passionate,” Browns general manager John Dorsey said. “He’s competitive. I know he can help this football team. If you get a chance to acquire a guy like that, take a shot… you can’t have enough talented football players.”
 

Raiders Go Wide (out)

After sending a 3rd- and 5th round pick to the Pittsburgh Steelers for Pro Bowl wide receiver Antonio Brown, the Raiders continued to add more weapons for quarterback Derek Carr, signing Chargers standout WR Tyrell Williams to a four-year, $44 million contract.

“Seeing AB come here, seeing some of the things they’re doing on the offensive side of the ball, it’s exciting,” Williams said, via NBC Sports Bay Area. “I’ve gone against the Raiders the past four years, so it’s an easy transition for me.”
 

Jaguars Land Foles

Quarterback Nick Foles is finally out in Philadelphia, and the Super Bowl LI MVP has chosen Jacksonville as his new full-time starting gig.

“The Jacksonville Jaguars may have a long-term solution at quarterback—the most important position in the NFL. A competent signal-caller and backup-level passer could mean the difference between a playoff squad and a top-10 spot in the draft order. There’s a reason this team has the No. 7 overall pick. Jacksonville acquired a top talent at a make-or-break position.” — Maurice Moton, Bleacher Report
 

Ravens Reload

After officially committing to the Lamar Jackson era by trading quarterback Joe Flacco, and letting veterans like linebackers Terrell Suggs and C.J. Mosley and safety Eric Weddle walk, it became increasingly clear the Ravens were in the midst of renewing their identity, signing former Saints running back Mark Ingram and standout “Legion of Boom” safety Earl Thomas.

“I don’t like giving big deals to running backs, but this one makes sense. Ingram on a deal averaging $5-million per season is a good deal. Ingram fits the Ravens style of offense, too, a guy who puts his foot in the ground and goes. Baltimore is better off paying Ingram $5 million per year than breaking the bank for Le’Veon Bell.”

“Thomas has been a great player, but he turns 30 in May and he’s had some injury issues. Yet the Ravens are giving him a reported $32-million in guaranteed money on a four-year deal. They probably wanted to get faster than what they had in veteran Eric Weddle, but Weddle brought a lot of special qualities to the defense. I am not a big fan of this move.” — Pete Prisco, CBS Sports
 

Trades Completed

Several trades that had been announced earlier in the offseason were officially completed on Wednesday, including: the Baltimore Ravens trading QB Joe Flacco to the Denver Broncos, the Broncos trading QB Case Keenum to the Redskins, and of course, the Steelers trading Brown to the Raiders.

 

 

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Best of 2019 Players Tailgate at Super Bowl 53

Super Bowl weekend has officially come and gone, and once again, the New England Patriots are the reigning champions, 13-3 victors over the Los Angeles Rams in Super Bowl LIII. A look back at some of the highlights from around social media on Super Bowl weekend, including the 2019 Players Tailgate!


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Bullseye Event Group Announces Lineup for 2019 Players Tailgate at Super Bowl 53

Bullseye Event Group is excited to officially announce the starting lineup for the 2019 Players Tailgate at Super Bowl 53 in Atlanta!


 

“Every year at the Players Tailgate, we’re focused on bringing a bigger and better roster than the year before,” Bullseye Event Group CEO Kyle Kinnett said. “We’re really excited about the lineup of guys from the league we’ve got coming this year, and think our fans and guests are going to really be excited.”
 

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With a combined 37 Pro Bowl selections, 16 All-Pro nods, six Super Bowl championships, eight former first-round draft picks and four Walter Payton Man of the Year nominees, the official lineup for the 2019 Players Tailgate includes:

• Josh Norman (DB, Washington Redskins) — 1x Pro Bowl, 1x All-Pro
• Tyreek Hill (WR/KR, Kansas City Chiefs) — 3x Pro Bowl, 3x All-Pro
• Cameron Jordan (DE, New Orleans Saints) — 4x Pro Bowl, 2x All-Pro, 1st Round Draft Pick
• Jaylon Smith (LB, Dallas Cowboys) — 2018 PFWA Breakout Player of the Year
• Jarvis Landry (WR, Cleveland Browns) — 4x Pro Bowl
• Tarik Cohen (RB, Chicago Bears) — 1x Pro Bowl, 1x All-Pro
• Nelson Agholor (WR, Philadelphia Eagles) — Super Bowl LII Champion
• Calvin Ridley (WR, Atlanta Falcons) — 1st Round Draft Pick
• Akiem Hicks (DE, Chicago Bears) — 1x Pro Bowl
• Kenny Stills (WR, Miami Dolphins)
• Allen Robinson (WR, Chicago Bears) — 1x Pro Bowl
• Spencer Ware (RB, Kansas City Chiefs) — Super Bowl XLVIII Champion
• Shaquill Griffin (DB, Seattle Seahawks)
• Shaquem Griffin (LB, Seattle Seahawks)
• Carlos Dunlap (DE, Cincinnati Bengals) — 2x Pro Bowl
• HaHa Clinton-Dix (S, Washington Redskins) — 1x Pro Bowl, 1x All-Pro, First Round Draft Pick
• Kenny Moore II (DB, Indianapolis Colts)
• Kenyan Drake (RB, Miami Dolphins)
• Deion Jones (LB, Atlanta Falcons) — 1x Pro Bowl
• Eddie Jackson (S, Chicago Bears) — 1x Pro Bowl, 1x All-Pro
• Darius Slay (DB, Detroit Lions) — 2x Pro Bowl, 1x All-Pro
• De’Vondre Campbell (LB, Atlanta Falcons)
• Chester Rogers (WR, Indianapolis Colts)
• Jabaal Sheard (DE, Indianapolis Colts) — Super Bowl LI Champion
• Pierre Garcon (WR, San Francisco 49ers)
• John Ross (WR, Cincinnati Bengals) — First Round Draft Pick
• Rashaan Evans (LB, Tennessee Titans) — First Round Draft Pick
• Jurrell Casey (DE, Tennessee Titans) — 4x Pro Bowl, 1x All-Pro
• Avery Williamson (LB, New York Jets)
• Chris Ivory (RB, Buffalo Bills) — 1x Pro Bowl
• T.J. Ward (S, Denver Broncos) — Super Bowl 50 Champion, 2x Pro Bowl, 1x All-Pro
• Wendell Smallwood (RB, Philadelphia Eagles) — Super Bowl LII Champion
• Eric Kendricks (LB, Minnesota Vikings)
• Desmond Trufant (DB, Atlanta Falcons) — 1x Pro Bowl, 1st Round Draft Pick
• Rashard Higgins (WR, Cleveland Browns)
• Kenny Ladler (S, New York Giants)
• Curtis Riley (S, New York Giants)
• Xavier Rhodes (DB, Minnesota Vikings) — 2x Pro Bowl, 1x All-Pro, 1st Round Draft Pick
• Lawyer Milloy (Retired) — 4x Pro Bowl, 2x All-Pro, Super Bowl XXXVI Champion
• D.J. Shockley (Retired)
• Carlos Rogers (Retired) — 1x Pro Bowl, 1x All-Pro, 1st Round Draft Pick

With over 40 active players and some of the world’s biggest celebrities, Bullseye’s 2019 Players Tailgate, rated the #1 event Super Bowl weekend in Houston (2017) and Minneapolis (2018), promises to be the biggest and best pre-game event in Atlanta ahead of Super Bowl 53 in 2019.

In recent years, the Players Tailgate party at the Super Bowl has earned a reputation of hosting some of the biggest celebrities in the industry, including 2016 emcee Erin Andrews, 2018 emcee Charissa Thompson, Victoria’s Secret model Adriana Lima, world-renowned tennis pro Caroline Wozniacki, the Zac Brown Band and Super Bowl champions and perennial Pro Bowl players of the past and present.

In addition, chef Guy Fieri has once again selected Operation BBQ Relief to return to the 2019 Players Tailgate. Utilizing their expertise in cooking and catering quality barbecue, Operation BBQ Relief responds to natural disasters and other situations across the United States to help feed displaced residents and emergency responders a warm meal, as well as lend a helping hand. Since they were founded in May of 2011, Operation BBQ Relief has served over 2.9 million meals in over 25 states and 54 communities. Most recently, Operation BBQ Relief has traveled and served thousands affected by hurricanes Florence (Carolinas), Michael (Florida Panhandle) and the California wildfires

Tickets to the 2019 Players Tailgate at Super Bowl 53 in Atlanta can be purchased directly from BullseyeEventGroup.com, or are included in all of Bullseye’s Super Bowl 53 Travel Packages.

Bullseye Event Group’s Super Bowl 53 Travel Packages offer fans the chance to cross the NFL’s biggest game off their bucket list, without handling any of the logistics! A VIP experience throughout Super Bowl weekend in Atlanta includes some of the most luxurious hotels in the Atlanta area! Super Bowl 53 travel packages also include entrance into a Super Bowl welcome reception (featuring food, a premium open bar and a live DJ), a ticket to Super Bowl 53 at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, private motor coach transportation to and from the stadium on game day and entrance into Bullseye’s 2019 Players Tailgate at Super Bowl 53.

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Bullseye Event Group Announces Partnership with National Center for Civil and Human Rights for 2019 Players Tailgate at Super Bowl 53

Bullseye Event Group is excited to have chosen the National Center for Civil and Human Rights as an integral venue for the 2019 Players Tailgate experience at Super Bowl 53 in Atlanta, Georgia!


 
Featuring the “Breaking Barriers: Sports for Change” exhibit, a sports and human rights exhibit in the Center created through a partnership with ESPN, the National Center for Civil and Human Rights was founded to share the work of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with the world, and to connect his work to civil and human rights movements around the globe.

“We are pleased to be working with the National Center for Civil and Human Rights, CEO Brian Tolleson and their incredible staff to showcase the center to the 50 active football players, corporate America guests and fans alike,” Bullseye Event Group CEO Kyle Kinnett said. “We will be incorporating a pavilion built in Pemberton Place and will be connecting the two to create a once-in-a-lifetime experience for our guests at the 2019 Players Tailgate.”

With over 40 active NFL players and some of the world’s biggest celebrities, Bullseye’s 2019 Players Tailgate, rated the #1 event Super Bowl weekend in Houston (2017) and Minneapolis (2018), promises to be the biggest and best pre-game event in Atlanta ahead of Super Bowl 53 in 2019.

In recent years, the Players Tailgate party at the Super Bowl has earned a reputation of hosting some of the biggest celebrities in the industry, including 2016 emcee Erin Andrews, 2018 emcee Charissa Thompson, Victoria’s Secret model Adriana Lima, world-renowned tennis pro Caroline Wozniacki, the Zac Brown Band and Super Bowl champions and perennial Pro Bowl players of the past and present. 

In addition, chef Guy Fieri has once again selected Operation BBQ Relief to return to the 2019 Players Tailgate. Utilizing their expertise in cooking and catering quality barbecue, Operation BBQ Relief responds to natural disasters and other situations across the United States to help feed displaced residents and emergency responders a warm meal, as well as lend a helping hand. Since they were founded in May of 2011, Operation BBQ Relief has served over 2.9 million meals in over 25 states and 54 communities. Most recently, Operation BBQ Relief has traveled and served thousands affected by hurricanes Florence (Carolinas), Michael (Florida Panhandle) and the California wildfires

Tickets to the 2019 Players Tailgate at Super Bowl 53 in Atlanta can be purchased directly from BullseyeEventGroup.com, or are included in all of Bullseye’s Super Bowl 53 Travel Packages.

Bullseye Event Group’s Super Bowl 53 Travel Packages offer fans the chance to cross the NFL’s biggest game off their bucket list, without handling any of the logistics! A VIP experience throughout Super Bowl weekend in Atlanta includes some of the most luxurious hotels in the Atlanta area! Super Bowl 53 travel packages also include entrance into a Super Bowl welcome reception (featuring food, a premium open bar and a live DJ), a ticket to Super Bowl 53 at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, private motor coach transportation to and from the stadium on game day and entrance into Bullseye’s 2019 Players Tailgate at Super Bowl 53.

Call Bullseye Event Group today at 317-800-5820 for pricing and insider information regarding the Super Bowl 53 Travel Packages and the 2019 Players Tailgate at Super Bowl 53!

 

 

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Countdown to Super Bowl 2019 Atlanta: Super Bowl LII

Ahead of making their fourth appearance in five years in Super Bowl 53, the New England Patriots are featured in their second-straight ‘Countdown to the Super Bowl’ series, a Super Bowl LII matchup with Nick Foles and the Philadelphia Eagles.

Philly Special

Played once again in a cold-weather city, the first Super Bowl in the brand-new U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, Minnesota, would feature the New England Patriots taking on the NFC-champion Philadelphia Eagles. A back-and-forth offensive battle, the Eagles would put together one of the more spectacular Super Bowl performances, shutting down Patriots quarterback Tom Brady in the waning minutes of the game to walk away as Super Bowl LII champions, 41-33.

Super Bowl LII was a record-breaking Super Bowl in many varieties, including most years gained by both teams in one game (1,151), fewest combined punts (one), and most points scored by a losing team in the Super Bowl (33). Eagles quarterback Nick Foles would complete his improbable Super Bowl run with MVP honors in Super Bowl LII, finishing the game 28-of-43 for 373, three touchdowns and one interception, as well as a one-yard touchdown reception on the play dubbed the “Philly Special.”

The broadcast of the game on NBC had the smallest Super Bowl audience in nine years, with an average of 103.4 million viewers. Average TV viewership for the halftime show, headlined by Justin Timberlake, was 106.6 million American television viewers, 9 percent less than the previous year.

 

 

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Countdown to Super Bowl 2019 Atlanta: Super Bowl LI

The matchup for Super Bowl 53 in Atlanta is officially set! Making their fourth Super Bowl appearance in five years, the New England Patriots were winners in 2017, a remarkable comeback victory against the Atlanta Falcons in Super Bowl LI.

A Historic Comeback

Despite jumping out to a 28-3 lead early, the Atlanta Falcons would fall capture to one of Patriots quarterback Tom Brady’s signature comebacks, with the Patriots completing the most improbably comeback in Super Bowl history, a 34-28 victory in the first ever Super Bowl overtime.

Brady would walk away with Super Bowl MVP honors once again, tossing 466 yards and two touchdowns in a game that Patriots owner Robert Kraft would call “unequivocally the sweetest” Super Bowl victory of the Patriots’ dominant dynasty.

An average of 111.3 million viewers caught Super Bowl LI on FOX, and the cost of a 30-second spot stayed at the $5 million asking price from Super Bowl 50. Lady Gaga would perform a legendary halftime show at Houston’s NRG Stadium.

 

 

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Countdown to Super Bowl 2019 Atlanta: Super Bowl 50

With Sunday’s AFC and NFC Championship games, we’ll officially have our matchup for the 2019 Super Bowl in Atlanta. Two teams on the outside-looking-in, the Carolina Panthers and Denver Broncos, headline our latest in the Countdown to Super Bowl 53, with a Super Bowl 50 matchup in California.

‘The Sheriff’ Rides Into the Sunset

The Denver Broncos walked away Super Bowl 50 champions, 24-10 winners over the Carolina Panthers. And in a season that saw turmoil following injury, former Indianapolis Colt Peyton Manning walked away with his second Super Bowl victory, in what would be his final game of his career.

“All I know is, I’m going to go out tonight and drink a lot of beer…drink a lot of Budweiser,” Manning said to CBS Sports analyst Jim Nantz when asked about pondering retirement.

Despite being Manning’s final game as a player, it was the Broncos defense that stepped up and dominated the game. Broncos linebacker Von Miller, who would go on to be named Super Bowl 50 MVP, recorded six tackles, 2.5 sacks and a forced fumble, which ended up leading to the game-clinching touchdown for the Broncos.

Carolina Panthers quarterback and league MVP Cam Newton, who had been phenomenal all season, struggled in Super Bowl 50, garnering only 265 yards and one interception on 18-of-41 passing. Newton was hurried over 20 times in the game, being hit 10 times and sacked 7 times.

 

 

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What to Bring | 2019 Super Bowl 53 in Atlanta

Congratulations, you’re heading to Super Bowl 53 in Atlanta! But now it’s time do that one thing everyone hates — start packing for the big trip. So what should be on your “must remember” list for 2019 Super Bowl weekend in Atlanta?

Dress Comfortable

Although Super Bowl 53 will be held in Atlanta, Georgia, sometimes the weather can be a bit chilly, depending on where you’re from. Early forecasts are calling for a mild-and-wet Super Bowl weekend in the A, so make sure you pack comfortable clothes, prepare for both cold and warm weather situations, and bring that rain jacket.

Be a Fan!

Unless you’re going to the Super Bowl strictly to see Maroon 5 or take a tour of one of the city’s tourist attractions, you’re going to need your gear. And whether you’re a face-painting, shirtless, hair-dyed super fan, or just an every day, jersey-sporting loyal “true blue,” there is no better place and time to represent your team than Super Bowl weekend.

When you’re packing, it’s key to make sure your squad is going to be properly represented, even if they’re not playing or haven’t been for years. They’re your squad, your city.. it’s time to represent. So pack that Cleveland Browns jersey, fly those Atlanta Falcons colors, represent the 49er faithful.. this is your time to shine.

Tickets, Tickets, Tickets!

Of course, you’re going to need tickets to the game. Don’t try to show up without them!

Bullseye’s Super Bowl 53 Travel Packages don’t just come with a ticket to the game, but to an entire Super Bowl weekend experience! Secure your tickets, 2019 Players Tailgate passes and more today!

Capture the Moments

Granted, you don’t go anywhere without your phone. Neither do we. But you have to be prepared to capture all the Super Bowl weekend moments!

Between the Players Tailgate, Guy Fieri whipping up the menu and Super Bowl weekend being the most star-studded weekend in sports, it’s almost a given that you’re going to run into actors, celebrities, players and some of your favorite sports personalities. That’s why not only should you bring your phone, but bring a back-up battery or portable charger as well. Nobody’s going to believe you met Jimmy Fallon at your hotel or had dinner at the same place as Vince Vaughn if you don’t have a selfie with him, right?

Follow NFL’s Clear Plastic Bag Rules

The NFL has strict “Clear Plastic Bag” rules to help protect fans and ensure the safety of Super Bowl 53 at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. There are certain things you can’t bring into the game, and none of it can be in big, bulky bags or fanny-packs. Items such as alcohol, fireworks, beach balls and noisemakers are not allowed in the stadium. For more information on what is/isn’t allowed inside of NFL Stadiums and what type of bag you may bring in, click here.

 

 

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