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NFL teams trimmed their rosters to 53 players on Saturday, meaning they made multiple cuts. Young players were waived, while more experienced ones were released. Either way, the end result was the same: many players are out of jobs, at least for the …
Just because a player goes undrafted doesn’t necessarily mean they aren’t made for the NFL. From Kurt Warner to Warren Moon and John Randle to Victor Cruz, there have been plenty of success stories when it comes to undrafted players. Some …
Ben Boulware is doing his best to make a good impression on the Carolina Panthers. Boulware signed with the Panthers over the weekend after going undrafted. The former Clemson linebacker apparently showed up so early to report on Thursday that he …
Clemson linebacker Ben Boulware got a tattoo to commemorate the Tigers’ national championship earned last week, and he chose a very special placement for it. Boulware, who was a stud in the national championship game and star for the Tigers all …
Ben Boulware went nuts during a postgame interview after winning the national championship on Monday night and sounded like he was addressing his Hulkamaniacs. The Clemson linebacker, who was spectacular during the 35-31 win over Alabama, was …
Clemson linebacker Ben Boulware had a bizarre defense of teammate Christian Wilkins’ oddly sexual play in the Tigers’ playoff game against Ohio State on Saturday. Wilkins said Wednesday that he apologized to Samuel to square things away. …
Ben Boulware is developing a reputation for being a player whose tackles create controversies. And he’s not exactly playing the victim card too well. The Clemson linebacker received a penalty for doing a “suplex” tackle against …
During Saturday’s game between Clemson and Syracuse, Tigers linebacker Ben Boulware broke out a move you would typically see in a wrestling ring. Late in the first quarter, Syracuse quarterback Austin Wilson completed a pass to Dontae …
Clemson linebacker Ben Boulware apologized for the play where it looked like he had Louisville quarterback Lamar Jackson by the neck during Saturday’s game. The Tigers beat the Cardinals in a thriller in Death Valley 42-36. One play that had …
Lamar Jackson went nuts after a first down play late in the second quarter Saturday at Clemson after being choked by Tigers LB Ben Boulware on top of a pile. Louisville had a first down play at the 14 and Jackson kept the ball and ran following a …
