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John ClaytonBio | Blog | ChatsJohn Clayton joined ESPN in August 1995 as an NFL analyst and commentator and is seen, heard and read across nearly all of the company's outlets. He also regularly contributes to ESPN.com, ESPN Radio and ESPN The Magazine. |
Tip Sheet notes: Quiet trading floor
Len Pasquarelli, ESPN.comSteven Jackson, Terrell Owens, Larry Johnson -- there are stars aplenty on the trade rumor mill. Don't be shocked if they remain with their teams come deadline Tuesday, writes Len Pasquarelli.
Story | Conversation | October 16, 2009
Gems sometimes among undrafted
Len Pasquarelli, ESPN.comThe success of a few franchises -- the Colts, Steelers and Ravens in particular -- in finding gems among undrafted free agents has prompted other teams to refine their talent searches, writes Len Pasquarelli.
Story | Conversation | May 15, 2009Goff likely to start for Chiefs
Len Pasquarelli, ESPN.comThe Kansas City Chiefs added valuable depth and perhaps a starter to their interior offensive line on Wednesday, reaching a contract agreement with unrestricted free agent guard Mike Goff, who played the past five years with the San Diego Chargers.
Story | Conversation | March 25, 2009Source: Pats float incentives for Springs
Len Pasquarelli, ESPN.comIt didn't take long for free agent cornerback Shawn Springs to find a new home, or for the New England Patriots to strengthen their secondary with a veteran cover man.
Story | Conversation | March 05, 2009Taylor joining Patriots as free agent
Len Pasquarelli, ESPN.comThe Patriots addressed their need for depth at running back on Thursday evening, reaching an agreement with 11-year veteran and free agent Fred Taylor.
Story | Conversation | February 27, 2009EXPLORE RELATED TOPICS
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