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Linebacker Kasim Edebali spent time with four different teams during the 2017 season and he’s now landed a job for the first time in 2018.

We have lots of defensemen lined up, we have lots of centers, and we have scoring on the wings, a little more scoring than we anticipated. And the goaltending looks solid, McPhee said, contemplating the list for a moment. It’s what we’re trying to accomplish: To have a competitive club that people are going to enjoy watching play and then have the draft picks to draft our way to being a championship team.

That may be why Giants co-owner and CEO John Mara was backing Eli Manning at a town hall event last night, to let people know he thought it was a mess in 2017 too.

We can win with him, Mara said of Manning, via Eric Barrow of the New York Daily News. Objectively, Dave [Gettleman] and Pat [Shurmur] both said he can still play.

When Mara said later in the event that Eli has not missed a game due to injury, fans responded with boos. The decision to bench Manning for a week, stop his consecutive-games streak, just to start Geno Smith should have been booed, and it cost former coach Ben McAdoo and G.M. Jerry Reese their jobs.

Manning also appeared at the event, and offered up his own assessment of the new system being put in by Shurmur.

I’ve been throwing the ball down the field a lot more, he said. Every quarterback loves that.

He also loves that he still has the chance, after the absurdity that was their 3-13 season a year ago

Paul Richardson’s departure has left an opening for a starting receiver spot, with Lockett looking to win the job.

As the NFL braces for the NFL Players Association’s potential legal challenge(s) to the new anthem policy, the league should be concerned, at least a little bit, about the possibility of a lawsuit based on the First Amendment.

After Cowboys receiver Terrance Williams’ Lamborghini was found crashed by the side of the road, police quickly found him and arrested him for public intoxication. But Williams was not arrested for the crash itself — which he blamed on Vikings receiver Kendall Wright.

Video of the arrest shows that when police questioned Williams about how his car crashed, he answered, My friend was a f–king idiot. . . . He called me and said my car was f–ked up.

Asked who the friend was, Williams answered, Kendall Wright. . . . We went to Baylor together.

Williams and Wright were teammates at Baylor from 2008 to 2011. Williams has played his entire NFL career for the Cowboys, while Wright signed with the Vikings this year after previously playing for the Titans and Bears.

Video showed that the police officers who arrested Williams were professional throughout the incident, and Williams was cooperative.

Jones said he likes what he sees from Manziel, but Manziel is not ready to run the full offense yet.

His footwork has gotten a lot better. When things break down he’s doing what we ask. All those things, Jones said. It’ll be a while I’m sure before he’s comfortable with all the routes we’re running, but I bet if we had the first [string] guys in there with him he’d come along a lot faster.

Manziel seems to understand that.

I’m going to have to earn my stripes up here, Manziel said. I’m going to have to work extremely hard to do what I want, and that’s come and play at a high level.

Manziel’s long-term goal is to get back in the NFL. But first he’s going to have to show he can start in the CFL. He hasn’t done that yet.

Whatever the reasons and whatever the trigger, it’s becoming more and more clear that something has changed in New England. And while none of it may matter when it’s time to suit up and play in September, the fact that both Brady and Gronkowski are nowhere to be seen necessarily affects the overall preparation of a team that uses every phase of the calendar as a building block toward the next one.

Earlier this week, Detroit Lions general manager Bob Quinn said he had a good idea about five or six players who could be available when his team is scheduled to select No. 20 in the first round of the NFL draft. Understandably, Quinn declined to share that list, but NFL Network analysts Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks, during a Wednesday conference call, weighed in on the potential options who could be available to Detroit.

Brooks shifted focus to Detroit’s defensive line, listing an edge rusher and interior defender, either who could bolster the team’s inconsistent pass rush from a season ago.

If, by chance, (Marcus) Davenport was able to slip a little bit, he’d be a great fit, Brooks said. Either, A, to eventually replace Ziggy Ansah or, B, to put him on the opposite side of Ziggy Ansah to give them two pass rushers with some versatility that can come after the quarterback, in a division that’s kind of loaded with quarterbacks.

Also, Mo Hurst, from Michigan, Brooks said. Trying to find an interior pass-rusher that can create some havoc on the inside. We’ve seen how the game is evolving, you want to make sure you can get somebody that can get into the A gap that can disrupt and disturb the timing of the passing game.

I think that period is over, Landry told reporters covering the Browns on Tuesday. He is going to be a Giant for another year.

Is Saquon Barkley really better than Leonard Fournette, Ezekiel Elliott?

Beckham and Landry are former LSU teammates, 2014 NFL Draft picks and star wide receivers.

First, Beckham publicly pitched the Giants trading for Landry before the NFL trade deadline last October.

Then, Landry returned the love by suggesting Beckham should join him on the remade Browns.

Landry, a second-round draft pick, just signed a five-year extension worth $75.5 million that will act as a baseline for Beckham’s next contract. He was franchise tagged by the Dolphins before being traded to the Browns.

Beckham, a first-round draft pick, is scheduled to play for $8.45 million on the final year of his rookie contract. He wants a long-term extension probably in the neighborhood of five years and $100 million.

In the build-up to the 2018 draft, USA TODAY Sports will take a look at each NFL team’s situation and needs. 

1. The Browns have infamously started 28 different quarterbacks since rejoining the NFL in 1999. Recently acquired Tyrod Taylor will apparently be the 29th, likely as a bridge option to a young franchise passer. After passing up opportunities to take the likes of Carson Wentz and Deshaun Watson in the past two drafts, Cleveland is finally poised to find a long-term solution with the No. 1 pick.

3. The Browns still have needs at several other positions, including along the offensive line after the retirement of stalwart left tackle Joe Thomas. Still, the most glaring concern might be at cornerback, where a reshuffled group still seems to be short on starting-caliber talent.

Advice: Staying local with Ohio State’s Denzel Ward could be a consideration at No. 4 if Barkley is off the board, albeit perhaps a bit of a stretch. Instead, Cleveland should see if a first-round caliber talent — perhaps Central Florida’s Mike Hughes or Louisville’s Jaire Alexander — slips to the second day. With three picks in Round 2, the Browns could also target Colorado’s Isaiah Oliver or Auburn’s Carlton Davis.

This time, it held up.

MacKinnon scored twice, including one as part of a three-goal first period and another to chase Nashville goaltender Pekka Rinne from the game, and the Avalanche beat the Predators 5-3 in Game 3 on Monday night to pull to 2-1 in the first-round series.

Blake Comeau and Gabriel Bourque also scored in a furious opening period that revved up a pom-pom waving capacity crowd. Gabriel Landeskog was credited with an empty-net goal for the Avalanche, who snapped a 12-game skid against the Predators.

Our guys were energized, Avalanche coach Jared Bednar said. We were on our toes and the aggressors early in that game and it paid off for us.

Game 4 is Wednesday in Denver.

On Thursday, Broncos executive VP John Elway told reporters that they’re open to trading down from No. 5 overall if the right opportunity presents itself next week.

I’m open to trading (the No. 5 pick), Elway said, per Nicki Jhabvala.

Otherwise, Elway said they plan to take the best player available regardless of position.

But Kay’s definition of hustle contradicted what we saw. Stanton, as is his career habit, lingered near home plate to admire a home run that wasn’t. Only then did he run, thus risking being thrown out at third — or having to stop at second — when he should’ve been on third with no risk.

Next, the cozy but weak excuses: Kay and O’Neill agreed, That would’ve been out in any other park. He thought it was gone, said O’Neill. But it wasn’t.

Two seasons ago, Stanton wrecked his groin and the Marlins’ playoff chances when he jogged to first, presuming he’d flown out. When the ball fell in he tried to make second — where he should’ve been had he run from the start — but was easily thrown out, seriously injured on an awkward, premature slide.

What has he learned from that? Same thing Harper has: nothing. Style over substance. Still, we were told that what we saw — what we couldn’t miss — didn’t happen: Stanton hustled for a triple.

I feel like I’ve been able to get a better grasp of how to play the game in the NFL, what coaches are looking for, Griffin said. I think that’s a benefit, whereas in 2012 when I came in, it was more so learning everything on the fly and just going out and playing. Now I feel like I have to ability to go out and play and also know what I’m doing, be able to protect myself better, get the ball to the guys that need to get the ball and help a team win.

In the seventh inning of the Yankees’ opener in Toronto, Brett Gardner homered over the 375-feet sign. Soon, despite that 375-feet sign in full view in two replays, YES’ David Cone parroted a graphic reporting that the home run was projected to have been hit 372 feet.

Since returning to work in the NFL, Raiders coach Jon Gruden has complained several times about the rules barring coaches from doing football work with players until the start of offseason programs in April.

Gruden issued his latest round of complaints during a visit to PFT Live on Wednesday and called it really disappointing to have to make decisions about roster spots without meeting some of the players in question. Another one of the league’s incoming head coaches expressed a different view on Thursday.

Instead, after letting go of hundreds of employees over the last few years, ESPN announced in December that Skipper would resign, citing an unspecified substance addiction. Whatever the circumstances of his departure, Skipper left behind an unsteady ship, one rocked by layoffs and lacking a consistent direction in contending with rising sports fees and declining cable subscribers.

Iger is turning to Pitaro because he believes Pitaro’s technological, sports and media foundation fits perfectly for this moment. From 2004-09, Pitaro ran Yahoo’s sports website, which rose to prominence led by NBA insider Adrian Wojnarowski. Pitaro then headed up Yahoo Media, where he set strategy. Iger hired him to be the head of Disney Consumer Products and Interactive Media, where he has met Iger’s expectations.

Soon, he’ll be out of the top half of the league. With one year left on his current contract, the Falcons hope to get a new deal in place sooner than later.

During a Monday visit with PFT Live, Falcons G.M. Thomas Dimitroff said that the team definitely prefers sooner, since doing a deal sooner will allow them to address other areas in free agency, because they’ll know exactly what will be devoted to Ryan under the cap in 2018 and beyond.

From Ryan’s perspective, however, he may want to go later, after guys like Kirk Cousins, Drew Brees, and Aaron Rodgers sign their new contracts. The fact that Ryan’s agent, Tom Condon, also represents Brees gives Condon an easy way to tap the brakes on a deal for Ryan, at least until Brees is signed, sealed, and delivered to the Saints — or someone else.

Ryan, whose decade with the Falcons has directly been responsible for the team’s decade of relevance, surely will remain with the Falcons. But time is likely on his side at this point, in part because time isn’t on the team’s.

Jets linebacker Dylan Donahue recently checked himself into a treatment facility after being arrested for driving under the influence for the second time in less than a year.

The 25-year-old Donahue was arrested and charged with drunken driving early on Feb. 26 after police said he drove the wrong way in the Lincoln Tunnel in New Jersey and collided with a jitney bus, injuring four people. He is due in court in Weehawken, New Jersey, on April 11.

Bettcher’s defense in 2017 finished sixth in yards allowed, 19th in scoring and tied for 17th in sacks. The Giants were 31st, tied for 27th and tied for 29th, respectively, in those three categories hence the need for some defensive reconstruction.

Martin said his new teammates have not yet reached out to him but he is anticipating hearing from them. He did receive a big hug from Bettcher the other day when arriving to sign his contract.

Oh man, he’s a great guy,Martin said of the Giants’ new defensive coordinator. He’s a real family man. I was real excited to get back with him. Before I knew we were going to dinner, I was going to go to his house and have dinner with him and his family, and he’s just a genuine person and I can tell he really cares, not just about Kareem Martin the football player, but about me as a person and my family, and that also helps making this decision on coming here.

The plan is to add as many versatile players as possible, as Bettcher demands versatility. Martin broke into the starting lineup for the first time last season and has 51 tackles, 4.5 sacks and one interception in his career.

Obviously the familiarity with the system will be huge for him, and I’m just very excited,Gettleman said. Watching him on film, I think he’s got the ability to continue to improve. He’s 6-4, he’s 260, he runs a 4.75 [-second 40-yard dash], and Bettch had him covering tight ends down the field. He’s running down the seam with these guys. We’re excited to have him.

Shortly after the incident, Donahue voluntarily entered rehab.

Dylan recognizes the seriousness of these issues and has voluntarily taken some important initial steps to deal with them,Donahue’s agent Gary Uberstine wrote in an emailed statement to The Associated Press. He is committed to this process of self-improvement, appreciates people respecting his privacy as he works to get healthy, and will address this matter publicly at an appropriate time.

If the Cavs want to win Game 4 (or even keep it close), they’ll need their Big Three to leave an imprint on this one. It may take a near-impossible performance, like when the trio scored 101 of the Cavs’ 125 points on March 19 against the Lakers. Role players such as J.R. Smith and Tristan Thompson (more on him later) will need to produce, but the stars must shine bright Friday night.

If all of that sounds unreasonable, well, it is. We’re talking about arguably the greatest team of all time on the other side.

However, if there was a single possession to show how Durant makes them totally unstoppable on offense in particular, a sequence involving him, Stephen Curry and Ian Clark against the Spurs in Game 2 of the Western Conference finals does the trick.

The play begins like a normal Warriors possession: Curry gives up the ball to someone on the wing, makes a cut towards the basket and sets a screen on one of his teammates. While the action gets the defense moving before the Warriors look to score, it’s not until Durant catches the ball at the top of the perimeter with the floor spaced around him that the Spurs are actually vulnerable. Usually Durant would use the opportunity to attack his defender one-on-one for good reason — he scored 11.5 percent of his points in isolation this season and ranked in the 89.2 percentile with 1.05 points per possession — but he instead waits for Curry to make a move towards him before attacking.

Again, it seems more prudent to lean toward the latter because Silver is glomming onto all the old, reliable myths about the American player. The only thing he left out this week is a blanket condemnation of AAU basketball.

He even said Thursday, We’re seeing a dichotomy in terms of the international players. They’re coming in when they come in at 19, many of them have been professional for up to three years before they come into the league and have a very different experience than what we’re seeing from American players coming through our college programs.

James picked it up in the second quarter. He hit a layup off a give-and-go, and then added a dunk that cut Boston’s lead to 10. That seemed to mark the start of contagious play. Iman Shumpert hit a 3-pointer and Kevin Love dunked off a long rebound. Game over, right?

Well, not quite. James picked up his third foul on Marcus Smart’s 3-point attempt with 8:55 left in the half.

Cavs coach Tyronn Lue opted to leave James in. Why didn’t Lue take him out?

I didn’t want to, Lue said. We were down, we needed his pop and his spunk and I didn’t think he would get a fourth called on him, but he did.

James picked up the fourth foul when Terry Rozier drew a charge a little more than two minutes later at 6:46. James spent the rest of the first half standing with arms folded near the bench, watching as Irving helped keep that deficit at 10 heading into halftime.

Tim Tebow’s first minor league baseball card hit the shelves Wednesday and the odds of getting one is one out of 101 packs.

Tebow’s card which features him in a white Columbia Fireflies No. 15 jersey is a part of 200-card set with Topps Pro Debut Baseball set. It’s the first time Tebow has appeared on a baseball trading card wearing an official Minor League Baseball uniform.

If you don’t have any luck opening up a pack to find Tebow’s card you can buy on online. Auctions on Ebay with Tebow’s card are selling for as much as $150.

Tebow is batting .224/.312/.360 with three homers and 14 RBIs in 36 games with the Single-A Mets affiliate.

And remember what he did in his MLB trial late last season? In 27 games in 2016, Judge struck out 42 times and batted just .179 with a .263 on-base percentage and four homers. So, yeah, it’s surprising that the big guy leads the majors with his 17 home runs, to go along with an eye-opening .323 average, a 1.112 OPS and a 3.2 WAR that’s second only to Mike Trout in the AL.

In 282 plate appearances with the Reds last year, he hit exactly nine home runs, so, yeah, it’s a bit surprising that he’s already popped 15 in 197 PAs this season and is tied with superstar Bryce Harper for the NL lead. And it’s not all about Cincy’s hitter-friendly park, either ’ nine of his 15 homers have been hit on the road. He’s not the only one in Cincinnati with pop this year; Adam Duvall (14), Joey Votto (13) and Eugenio Suarez (10) are in double digits in home runs, too