Keagan Stiefel
Digital Content Producer at New England Sports Network (NESN)
Freelance Writer at SB Nation
I write about sports @NESN.
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nesn.com | Adam London |Keagan Stiefel
David Hamilton wasn’t the only member of the Red Sox who turned in a much-needed, game-changing performance Wednesday night. Garrett Whitlock was called on by Alex Cora after starter Sean Newcomb and Greg Weissert combined to pitch six scoreless innings. Whitlock was terrific for the visitors, who saw the right-hander throw a pair of clean frames in which he only allowed one hit and struck out four.
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nesn.com | Sean McGuire |Adam London |Keagan Stiefel
Arguably no wide receiver in the 2025 NFL Draft class developed to the same extent as Jayden Higgins. A two-star recruit coming out of Westminster Christian School (Miami, Fla.), Higgins received six college offers. He didn’t have Power Five programs piling up the postage. Instead, it was Eastern Kentucky, Austin Peay, Duplicate, Houston Christian, Stetson and Virginia Military Institute — schools you won’t see during college football national windows.
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nesn.com | Adam London |Keagan Stiefel
If the Patriots’ dream prospects are already off the board when they go on the clock April 24, there arguably is a clear best move for New England. It would make sense for Mike Vrabel and company to try to trade down if the likes of Travis Hunter and Abdul Carter are unavailable. Such a move would allow the rebuilding Patriots to gain more valuable draft capital while staying in position to select one of the best prospects in the class. The problem?
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1 week ago |
nesn.com | Adam London |Keagan Stiefel |Mike Cole
The Patriots theoretically would benefit from the Giants drafting a quarterback in the 2025 NFL Draft. However, that is operating under the assumption that the G-Men do so with the No. 3 pick, which would allow a potential franchise non-quarterback — either Travis Hunter or Abdul Carter — to fall to New England at No. 4. But what if New York drafts a quarterback with a different pick?
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1 week ago |
nesn.com | Adam London |Keagan Stiefel
Todd McShay is leaning a certain way as he and his fellow NFL draft prognosticators try to figure out what the Patriots will do with their top pick. McShay joined 98.5 The Sports Hub’s “Zolak & Bertrand” on Wednesday and raved about Will Campbell, arguably the best offensive lineman in the 2025 class.
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RT @BrettKollmann: (long-winded sports media rant here that I'll possibly turn into a video at some point) This article mentions the massi…
Pitre is one of the most underrated athletes in sports.
Sources: The #Texans agreed to terms on a 3-year contract extension with standout S Jalen Pitre, as he gets a roughly $39M deal. Houston locks in another key member of its secondary. First Derek Stingley Jr, now Pitre. Houston continues to pay its young core. https://t.co/OFQQSJz7u2
I didn’t want to see the start of that George Springer at-bat, anyway.
