News about John Wolford

Baker Mayfield will be their starting quarterback for the 2023 season, according to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Mayfield, who was drafted by the Cleveland Browns with the first overall pick in 2018, takes over following Tom Brady's demise at the end of last season. There had been some ambiguity about who would get the starting position. Mayfield, 28, was competing head to head with Kyle Trask, who was chosen by the Buccaneers in the second round of the 2021 draft.

Todd Bowles, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, says he isn't prepared to announce a starting quarterback for the upcoming season, and he doesn't feel compelled to do so. We don't have a timetable on it,' Bowles said. We'll call it when we announce it.' We're happy where we are at, so we'll start from there.' The Buccaneers will face the Baltimore Ravens in their last preseason game on Aug. 26.

In a horrific scene in New England's preseason match against the Packers in Green Bay, Patriots rookie cornerback Isaiah Bolden was stretchered off the field on a stretcher.

In a frightening scene at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey on Saturday night, Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback John Wolford was carted off the field on a spine board. During a preseason match against the New York Jets, Wolford was injured in the second half. The good news is that he was seen giving a 'thumbs up' gesture as he was being forced off the field.

Stetson Bennett, a championship quarterback for Georgia, was drafted by the Los Angeles Rams with the No. 67. In the 2023 NFL Draft, there was 128 picks out of 128. As the former walk-on is regarded as an NFL longshot with limited athleticism, size, and arm strength by league standards, there has been pre-draft rumors that the 25-year-old could be picked or even undrafted later today. After receiving calls that the quarterback was banging on someone's front door in the middle of the night, Bennett was also seen as a potentially risky pick after being arrested for public intoxication in Dallas on January 26th.

As a result of ankle surgery, Rams quarterback Cooper Kupp's season is clearly in the balance, as ESPN revealed Sunday that he would miss six-to-eight weeks of action after going through graft. Kupp was hurt in the Rams' 27-17 loss to the Cardinals last week when attempting to get a pass from backup quarterback John Wolford. He was put on alert earlier this week, but now that the full extent of his injury has become apparent, it's entirely likely that the All-Pro wideout does not return until next season.

Watt thought he'd done exactly what he did in the second quarter when he thought he had scored on a fumble. The fan's outpouring of the fan after the game made him a millionaire, who said he'd help him out. 'You go nuts.' Watt wrote a tweet on July 16, "We both did." 'I got you.' DM your DM address.'