Patriots Release Diggs, Eye Brown Trade

0:00It's March 8th for the NFL. Let's get into it. The New England Patriots have released wide receivers to fond digs just one year into his three-year deal worth $63,500,000. The move came after a solid regular season for the team, but digs averaged only 27.5 receiving yards in the playoffs. Fans mostly cheered the decision, seeing it as a fresh start. Skip Bayless disagrees strongly, saying the Patriots will regret letting digs go next season. He praised digs for his leadership, hard practices, and key role in the team's surprise success, including a big game with over 100 yards. Against the Buffalo Bills in week 5, many seed digs as postseason struggles as hard to defend, but Bayless argues it leaves a huge gap in the locker room. No one knows yet who can fill that leadership void right away. Meanwhile, the Patriots are eyeing Philadelphia Eagle star AJ Brown in trade talks, and those rumours are heating up fast. For digs,

1:00a court case looms first, but if cleared, he could stay in the AFC. Odds makers favor the Baltimore Ravens to sign the 32-year-old with the Pittsburgh Steelers next in line. Still, jumping to a third team in two years raises questions about whether the issue follows him. Thanks to our sponsor for supporting today's coverage, your pillow just got smarter. It plays your podcast in music, S-O-L-I-SoliPillow.com.