News about Jonnu Smith

Miami Dolphins tight end Jonnu Smith has risked the wrath of the Bills Mafia after branding Buffalo 'the worst place you can be in the world'. The 28-year-old, who was a third-round draft pick in 2017, spent time with the Titans, Patriots and Falcons before joining the Dolphins. Smith is familiar with trips to Highmark Stadium, given he has played for the Patriots and is now with the Dolphins - two AFC East rivals of the Bills.

According to various outlets, former Cincinnati Bengals safety Jessie Bates is expected to sign a four-year deal with the Atlanta Falcons for $64.02. In the first two years of the contract, he is expected to have earned him $36 million, with $23 million in the first two years. More importantly, he will be the fourth-best paid safety in NFL history.

According to several outlets, Bill Belichick and the New England Patriots are unloading tight end Jonnu Smith's regrettable deal with the Atlanta Falcons. Smith is now being traded for a seventh-round pick, reuniting him with Falcons head coach Arthur Smith, who previously worked with the Tennessee Titans as an assistant. Smith signed a four-year, $50 million contract with the Patriots in March 2021, but the Patriots' Hunter Henry came in second, but he didn't stick up to the contract and ultimately fell into a back-up role. According to several sources, Smith's deal would be reworked as part of the job.

The NFL is back, and with it, the 2022 fantasy football season. For all of the rumors surrounding the demise of the running back, many of whom now post snaps in teams' continuing attempts to minimize injuries, many top fantasy players can still be found at the position. Even fantasy football novices will find value in Jonathan Taylor, who had 92 touches in the red zone in 2021, or Carolina Panthers quarterback Christian McCaffrey, who ranks among the top players in the game when healthy. Tom Brady has returned from a short absence, but that doesn't mean fantasy enthusiasts will be able to expect the same show. Nevertheless, Aaron Rogers is somehow undervalued despite winning multiple MVPs and Deebo Samuel's return to his first fantasy season in 2021.