Mike Clay
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ESPN writer- Fantasy Football, NFL analyst for ESPN.com
- Member of the Pro Football Writers of America
- Founding director of Pro Football Focus Fantasy
- FSTA award winners 2013 for the most precise ranking lists before the season
Stephania Bell
ConcludeESPN senior writer- Lead author for ESPN.com
- Certified orthopedic clinical specialist and specialist for strength and condition
- Clinician, author and teacher
The New England Patriots replaced a former NFL MVP – Tom Brady – with another on Sunday when they signed on Cam Newton to fill the void Brady had left.
31-year-old Newton signed a one-year, incentive contract worth up to $ 7.5 million, league sources Chris Mortensen and Adam Schefter of ESPN said.
The contract structure, as well as Newton’s 2019 injury-related campaign, followed by a long wait to sign a contract, suggest that it can’t be seen as a blockade to start before Jarrett Stidham’s second year. Patriots NFL Nation reporter Mike Reiss agreed, noting that both Newton and Stidham are jokers and sees this as “a real open competition”.
So the question is, how do we adjust our thinking in fantasy.
