There is one alleged reason that explains why the New England Patriots gave him away This offseason saw both of the Dallas backup quarterbacks leave in free agency, with Cooper Rush singing with the Baltimore Ravens and Trey Lance getting an opportunity with the Los Angeles Chargers Before those departures - but in conjunction with them - Jerry Jones' Cowboys agreed to a trade with the Patriots to land QB Joe Milton III the team's potential backup for this season behind Dak Prescott Dallas also received a seventh-round pick in the 2025 NFL Draft (who turned into UCLA DT Jay Toia) in exchange for a fifth rounder (who turned into LSU OG Miles Frazier) sent to New England reports are coming out that paint an ugly picture on Milton's rookie year in Foxboro last season It also may explain the reasoning for his quick sendoff Milton did not make many friends inside the Patriots building "Joe Milton - and this is a direct quote from someone in the organization - is not a good dude," Bedard said on his podcast. “Knowing your role, playing your role, being part of a harmonious quarterback room — that was going to be an issue. It wasn’t about Drake Maye was also a rookie quarterback with New England last season after being the No Maye started in 12 of the 13 games he played last season We do know that Milton thought he should be allowed to compete with Maye who threw for over 2,000 yards and had 15 touchdowns while Milton was limited to just one game of action .. We also know that the Pats as an organization wanted to clear a path for Maye to develop and and veteran signee Josh Dobbs - not a threat to that - was brought aboard Was Maye feeling pressure from Milton after his solid one-game showing in Week 17? We're sure the Pats would probably say that's not fair given new Dallas coach Brian Schottenheimer’s vigorous push for character we assume the Cowboys did their homework here “I like being me,” Milton said upon his DFW arrival You’ll always see me smiling for one and I’m always going to enjoy my teammates to the best that I can being able to learn my teammates and get to explore and experience different things with them.” “Anybody that’s played with me or been in that quarterback room knows that all I care about is everybody pushing everybody and getting better,” Dak said recently “I’m excited to add Joe to the room …” Is Milton - with his 6-5 frame and his mobility and his "Bazooka Joe'' arm but so little on-the-field polish - a "bad guy''?  We're sure the Cowboys would probably say that's not fair While we wait to see what Milton can bring to the table in Dallas there are some unflattering comments coming out about his time in New England MORE: Cowboys' first rookie minicamp media practice summarized in one exciting word Greg Bedard of The Boston Sports Journal discussed Milton on his podcast recently and claimed Milton is "not a good dude," despite no real evidence to back up his claim Miami Dolphins wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. and New England Patriots quarterback Joe Milton III shake hands before a game. / Sam Navarro-Imagn Images“Joe Milton — and this is a direct quote from someone in the organization — is 'not a good dude,'” Bedard said (H/T: Sporting News) being part of a harmonious quarterback room — that was going to be an issue MORE: Cowboys' culture under Brian Schottenheimer lured promising UDFA Those are interesting comments from Bedard but it's worth taking with a grain of salt New head coach Brian Schottenheimer has made it clear that he is looking to add "high character guys" to the locker room and he's aiming to build a position culture in Dallas New England Patriots quarterback Joe Milton III runs the ball for a touchdown against the Buffalo Bills / David Butler II-Imagn ImagesIf Milton had issues in New England Schottenheimer and his staff seem to believe it won't be a concern with his change of scenery Milton was selected in the sixth round of the 2024 NFL Draft after spending his college career with the Michigan Wolverines and Tennessee Vols completing 22-of-29 passes for 241 yards and one touchdown He added 16 yards and a score on the ground New England Patriots quarterback Joe Milton III runs the ball against the Buffalo Bills. / David Butler II-Imagn Images— Enjoy free coverage of the Cowboys from Dallas Cowboys on SI — Cowboys' first rookie minicamp media practice summarized in one exciting word Cowboys' Brian Schottenheimer does something no Dallas head coach has done since 2010 Cowboys RB named best value pick of NFL Draft — but not Jaydon Blue Cowboys LB levels coach during rookie minicamp pad drills, gets staff fired up Meet Victoria Kalina: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader The content on this site is for entertainment and educational purposes only Betting and gambling content is intended for individuals 21+ and is based on individual commentators' opinions and not that of Sports Illustrated or its affiliates All picks and predictions are suggestions only and not a guarantee of success or profit If you or someone you know has a gambling problem crisis counseling and referral services can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER -- An investigation is underway after a semi truck crashed into the entrance of a subdivision in Milton on Saturday The incident occurred at the entrance to Ski Watch Estates located just before the ramp from Gracon Point Road onto I-10 The truck took an early turn and ended up in the trees A witness reported that the driver appeared to be going too fast and noted that similar incidents occur a few times a month but there were some new signs put in by the county that said there was no outlet," resident Dan White said "By the time the truckers see those signs thinking they're on an acceleration ramp." Residents expressed concerns that there is no way for the trucks to safely turn around once they are on the wrong road Deputies are still awaiting the accident report from the highway patrol and will provide updates as more information becomes available We recognise you are attempting to access this website from a country belonging to the European Economic Area (EEA) including the EU which enforces the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and therefore cannot grant you access at this time e-mail us at news@wrde.com or call us at 302-227-9733 News that East Milton might finally be landing a long sought after medical facility has found a stinker of a way to make its way to the public eye It arrives in a short note on the agenda appearing ahead of the Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissioners May 5 meeting noting that it is incumbent upon the board to "discuss economic development wastewater treatment capacity allocations for a medical facility." The agenda item goes on to state that a group calling itself East Milton Holdings LLC has formally requested the use of 8,000 gallons of sewage per day for said medical facility for which construction is planned for the State Road 87 corridor north of Interstate 10 No East Milton Holdings LLC appears in a search conducted on the Florida Division of Corporations website The allotment is part of what Santa Rosa County holds with the city of Milton for sewage capacity necessary for economic development Though the city plant is at capacity and is not taking on new customers the county allotment is counted toward that capacity "The (county) administration has reviewed the economic development capacity allocations and has confirmed that there is an availability of 8,000 gallons to allot for the project," the agenda item states whose District 2 encompasses fast growing East Milton said he is thrilled by the proposition of bringing a facility to the area He has long warned that due to traffic issues that arise at some times of the day emergency vehicles could struggle to get patients in dire need of hospital care into the city of Milton and to facilities operated by Santa Rosa Medical Center "That's been one of my big pushes since I took office," Smith said divulge the name of the medical group that is considering opening in East Milton He could say only that a company is doing its due diligence who acts as a community development liaison for Santa Rosa County has been lobbying for several years with companies that might consider locating medical facilities in East Milton and he has said a lack of sewer capacity at the city of Milton treatment plant has long been a stumbling block Holley said he has spoken to all of the four medical health services that operate in Northwest Florida − Baptist which owns the Santa Rosa County Medical Center "We've been talking for over a year to three of them and more recently conversations with the fourth have picked up," Holley said He said he was not sure which of the companies had made the inquiry about sewage capacity with the county "I think a couple may have made acquisitions (of property in East Milton)," he said "We're just very excited we stimulated the conversation With the city of Milton experiencing delays in getting underway on construction of a planned wastewater treatment plant that when built out will be able to treat eight million gallons of raw sewage per day the county has decided to go into the sewer business as well Commissioners have already expended $610,250 to design a treatment plant with capacity to handle 250,000 gallons of sewage a day and spent another $1.85 million on equipment adding capacity to allow for another 250,000 gallons to be processed per day will commence soon after completion of Phase 1 The cost of expansion was estimated to cost an additional $5 million It is expected the 500,000 gallon capacity will give the county a couple of years of leeway before embarking on a Phase 3 which at this time is an expansion by another 500,000 gallons per day treatment capability to bring the total capacity to 1 million The county plant will be built inside its Milton Interchange Park industrial park which is located next to the Northwest Florida Industrial Park at I-10 Thank you for supporting journalism at your local newspaper This article is available exclusively for our subscribers who help fund our work at Santa Rosa Press Gazette Copyright © document.currentScript.insertAdjacentHTML('afterend', '' + new Intl.DateTimeFormat(document.documentElement.lang, {year: 'numeric'}).format() + ''); Santa Rosa Press Gazette. All rights reserved. | Privacy Policy WGNO Cinco de Mayo & Happy Birthday Milton at Felipe's in Old Metairie Cinco de Mayo & Happy Birthday Milton at Felipe's in Old Metairie May 5, 2025, Top Headlines for New Orleans Celebrate Cinco de Mayo at Felipe's in Old Metairie French Chef Delivers Lunch at NOLA French School Metairie 12-year-old has award-winning handwriting They say a pair of shoes can take you far, but for the owner of DSneakerXpress, Darrick Jones, it took him to new heights. Orleans Parish Sheriff Susan Hutson is breathing a sigh of relief Saturday night. Her law enforcement millage renewal passed by just two votes. May 4, 2025, Top Headlines for New Orleans Orleans Parish law enforcement millage renewal passes by two votes May 3, 2025, Election Results for Plaquemines Parish May 3, 2025, Election Results for Jefferson Parish Mike Vrabel became the head coach and made it a priority to surround Drake Maye with as much talent as possible The New England Patriots have been one of the most active teams this offseason That's why New England sent Joe Milton III and a seventh-round pick to the Dallas Cowboys in exchange for a 2025 fifth-round pick in April fans were confused why the team moved on from Milton III for a Day 3 pick but a recent report revealed some behind-the-scenes details of why the Pats moved on In an appearance on the Patriots Press Pass, Greg A. Bedard said Milton III was described by someone in the organization as "not a good dude." Milton III reportedly was the cause of many problems last season Drake Maye and his family allegedly didn't like that New England took Milton III in the sixth round of the 2024 NFL draft They also didn't know when the team gave Milton III significant playing time in the season finale in Week 18 The Pats made the decision to boost Milton III's trade value in that showing Maye and his family haven't made any public statements about this it makes sense from the outside looking in The Pats made it their mission to build the team around Maye and that's the right choice considering he was the third overall pick he didn't like the fact that Milton III was over his shoulder The vibes in the quarterback room could have been off and New England didn't want to keep that going in 2025 Only one source called Milton III "not a good dude" so we need to take that with a grain of salt but it isn't a positive report for his case The Tennessee product has a rocket of an arm with the athleticism to make plays with his legs Milton III went 22-of-29 for 241 yards and one passing touchdown it sounds like Maye is happy he's gone © 2025 Minute Media - All Rights Reserved Betting and gambling content is intended for individuals 21+ and is based on individual commentators' opinions and not that of Minute Media or its affiliates and related brands In an appearance on the Patriots Press Pass, Greg A. Bedard said Milton III was described by someone in the organization as "not a good dude." Bedard also said, "Knowing your role, playing your role, being part of a harmonious quarterback room — that was going to be an issue. It wasn’t about Drake Maye. It was just about the room.” Milton III reportedly was the cause of many problems last season. Drake Maye and his family allegedly didn't like that New England took Milton III in the sixth round of the 2024 NFL draft. They also didn't know when the team gave Milton III significant playing time in the season finale in Week 18. The Pats made the decision to boost Milton III's trade value in that showing, but regardless, Maye wasn't a fan of the move. Maye and his family haven't made any public statements about this. Despite that, it makes sense from the outside looking in. The Pats made it their mission to build the team around Maye, and that's the right choice considering he was the third overall pick. While he's clearly the franchise QB, he didn't like the fact that Milton III was over his shoulder. The vibes in the quarterback room could have been off, and New England didn't want to keep that going in 2025. Only one source called Milton III "not a good dude", so we need to take that with a grain of salt, but it isn't a positive report for his case. The Tennessee product has a rocket of an arm with the athleticism to make plays with his legs. In his lone start, Milton III went 22-of-29 for 241 yards and one passing touchdown. He showed a lot of promise in that game, and the Cowboys are thrilled to snag him. In the same breath, it sounds like Maye is happy he's gone. Forms of payment accepted: Cash, Check, Credit Card New England Patriots insider Greg Bedard reported Milton is "not a good dude" because he challenged for the Patriots' starting quarterback job Drama is spilling out of the New England Patriots locker room after Joe Milton was traded to the Dallas Cowboys The Patriots have a unique locker room culture which was set by longtime head coach Bill Belichick While that culture has carried over to other head coaches since Belichick's departure it has upset some people that Milton came into the organization wanting the starting job instead of simply doing "his" job Certain people inside the Patriots' locker room were not happy with Milton a 2024 sixth-round draft pick by the Patriots because of his desire to be the Patriots' starter It reportedly hurt his reputation in the locker room and damaged the quarterback room This type of reputation for Milton is interesting as he seemed to be a great locker room guy at Tennessee He mentored Nico Iamaleava during his second stint as the starter and didn't seem to have any major issues after being benched for Hendon Hooker The reality is that Milton likely saw the opportunity to be the Patriots' starting quarterback last year over Drake Maye and wanted to compete for the job His Week 18 performance showed that he had the potential to be the best quarterback in the Patriots' QB room the Patriots didn't want that and wanted to go all-in on developing Maye as New England's next franchise quarterback Milton is now a quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys and will hopefully get a fair opportunity to become the Cowboys' next quarterback once they move on from the Dak Prescott experience ","https://fansided.com/",{"alt":"65","src":"66","url":"67"},{"type":"64","value":"68"},"link","Minute Media","https://www.minutemedia.com/",{"text":"6b","url":"6c"},{"type":"6a","value":"6d"},"All Rights Reserved Betting and gambling content is intended for individuals 21+ and is based on individual commentators' opinions and not that of Minute Media or its affiliates and related brands Receive emails when new obituariesare published to our website Owned and operated by the Atchley family since 1920 we proudly serve the families of our community with care and professionalism.For generations the Atchley family and the staff have strived to meet the needs and exceed the expectations of the families we have had the honor to serve We are a family-owned funeral home with the 3rd and 4th generations working together to continue our tradition of serving our community Atchley Funeral Home also has the only crematory in the county ensuring that your loved one never leaves our care We hope you find our site helpful and informative and we also welcome your calls and visits if you would like further assistance.Atchley Funeral Home - a strong traditional heritage combined with contemporary ideas and modern facilities to enable us to provide the most caring service available Atchley Funeral Home - Seymour Memory Gardens Atchley's Smoky Mountain Chapel & Memory Gardens Your browser may not work with certain site. 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Get the best experience and stay connected to your community with our Spectrum News app. Learn More Two names that Floridians would care not to ever hear again: Helene and Milton.  Two major hurricanes that decimated parts of the state in 2024.  Helene brought destructive winds to the Big Bend region of the state and was tagged as the ninth most intense storm of all time to strike Florida.  Milton’s destruction along the Gulf coast was unparalleled and even the roof of Tropicana Field was torn off by the intense winds.  we are approaching hurricane season yet again what do we need to know heading into the 2025 season especially if Helene or Milton impacted us Can lightning strike twice in the same place -- A 66-year-old Milton woman claimed a $1 million prize from a Florida Lottery scratch-off ticket The Florida Lottery announced Wednesday that Pamela Mashburn hit big on the 500X THE CASHScratch-Off game She chose to receive her winnings as a one-time Mashburn purchased her winning ticket from the Circle K on Dogwood Drive in Milton The retailer received a $2,000 bonus commission for selling the winning Scratch-Off ticket a lifelong resident of Milton passed away May 3 Richard served as the Senior Foreman for the Milton Public Works Department Another chapter of his life was once as a bus driver for the MBTA Their serendipitous meeting blossomed into a wonderful marriage of 30 years He approached his work with integrity and a sense of duty that made a lasting impact on those around him He will be remembered for his warm smile and his willingness to lend a helping hand Beloved husband of the late Kimberly (Nash) Casey Richard was also predeceased by his parents James and Margaret (Leary) Casey and his sister Jean A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at Our Lady of the Visitation Parish donations in Richard’s memory may be made to the Milton Animal League Contact Us to have your link and message added here We will contact suitable submissions with further details please provide your name and email address -- Some Milton residents are raising concerns over the planned site for the new wastewater treatment plant and spray field The city has been trying to finalize a location and plan for the new site for years but the residents have issues with the spot finally chosen The city's current spot is polluting the Blackwater River The new site is just north of Jeff Ates Road who lives less than half a mile from the site says the spot they’ve picked is not much better than the original "The biggest issue is they're putting it right over probably the last pristine water source on this side of Santa Rosa County," he said "It's 2,250 feet from the plant site to my well so my well will be the first one contaminated." City Manager Ed Spears says the new location is on city-owned land "We're looking to move off of our waterfront to a high and dry location a mile away from the Blackwater River," he said it comes down to the land development code and the technical process of 'Do we meet the criteria for the conditional use permit or not?' And we believe it does." Patterson says that all the research he's seen shows this is not the place to put it their engineer says all the aquifer flows north -- well the geologist tells you right here it flows south," he said "The first capture point would be me and then Jeff Ates' well right there." He says it's not even about him -- it’s about all the future generations "That's what I'm worried about," Patterson said "I don't think in my lifetime it'll probably pollute it the Department of Environmental Protection The next steps for the city are to get the plan drawn and engineered in compliance with the DEP which will also have to get approved by the county Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application at the Bear Mountain Nursing Center in Worcester He was a graduate of Assabet Valley Technical High School in Marlborough He was employed for many years as a concrete finisher with S & F Concrete Company in Hudson He also leaves his step-son Jake Zakrewski; his long-time wife and dear friend Stephanie Hanna along with his nieces He was predeceased by his brother Richard G Steven lived a short life that was always full of excitement and good times with family and friends He looked forward to fishing with family and friends on his boat He enjoyed both short rides and long trips on his Harley Davidson Motorcycle Snowmobiling was a favorite winter pastime and seasonal hunting was always on the schedule He had so many people involved in his life and was very thankful to all of them and mostly his family He had an unfortunate snowmobile accident in 2013 which included traumatic brain injury and paralysis of his shoulder He passed quietly in his sleep but leaves behind a legacy of love and great times for all to cherish who loved and knew him Please join the family to celebrate the life of Steven on May 17th MA is honored to be assisting Steven’s family with arrangements Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors USA; The New England Patriots hold a press conference at the GP Atrium at Gillette Stadium to introduce free agency additions to the team (Left to right) New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel linebacker Robert Spillane and executive vice president of player personnel Eliot Wolf A season of transformation is underway as a storied franchise reinvents its core with remarkable talent signings blending fresh vigor with proven excellence in both defense and offense The team is reshaping its defensive identity by securing key players who bring a blend of power and precision A standout acquisition is a celebrated defensive tackle known for his heroic moment on the biggest stage strategic additions in the form of a skilled cornerback and a relentless edge rusher strengthen the defensive lineup This collective infusion of talent is designed to provide both depth and agility on the field addressing long-standing gaps and reinforcing the squad’s overall resilience the squad has also revisited its offensive strategy by introducing a former All-Pro wide receiver This decision reflects a broader vision of balancing defensive strength with offensive firepower The inclusion of this experienced receiver not only enhances the team’s playmaking potential but also signals an intent to integrate strategic versatility into the offensive scheme thereby opening up new avenues for scoring and dynamic play execution This proactive overhaul marks a pivotal moment in the franchise’s storied history By merging the raw determination of emerging talent with the seasoned expertise of established stars the team is poised to make a significant leap forward The careful crafting of a reenergized defense paired with a dynamic offensive option underscores a commitment to excellence and a forward-looking strategy that promises both competitiveness and innovation in the seasons ahead these bold moves serve as a reminder that transformation is rooted in the courage to evolve The path the team embarks on is now illuminated by a renewed sense of purpose—one that blends historical legacy with modern ambition inviting contemplation on the future possibilities of excellence on the gridiron A Startling Turn in an NFL Career A renowned linebacker’s sudden arrest has sparked a moment of reflection within the league creating ripples that extend far beyond the.. 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Milton took a snap out of shotgun during the play and evaded multiple defenders in the pocket with nifty footwork and a beautiful spin move before delivering a strike down the field to Douglas in the front corner of the end zone The play was ultimately called back due to a penalty but it was a tremendous sequence that showed off Milton's ability to extend plays and create when things break down around him Milton posted a five-word message with the shared video "It counted in my books," Milton posted on Instagram he'll now serve as the backup option behind longtime Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott Follow Patriots Wire on Twitter and Facebook. READ MOREMilton woman charged with abusing two dogs she had been watching for another womanby WEAR staff -- A 24-year-old Milton woman is charged with abusing two dogs she had been watching for another woman Megan Williams was arrested Monday on two charges of aggravated animal cruelty She's being held in Santa Rosa County Jail on $200,000 bond the dog owner spoke to a Santa Rosa County Animal Services investigator on April 6 She said Williams had been dog sitting for her by watching her dogs Ruger and Remi for several weeks The documents state the woman noticed Ruger was acting "strange/injured." She then went through her home security cameras and saw Williams "abusing/torturing" her dogs Williams turned the video over to investigators who admitted that "she was rough with the two dogs." The county tells WEAR News the dogs suffered injuries – An investigation is underway following an officer involved shooting in Milton Thursday afternoon the incident took place shortly before 4 p.m Troopers were initially called to Lewes-Georgetown Highway near Harbeson Road for reports of a possible impaired driver Dispatchers told troopers that a red Ford F-150 was seen driving at a slow speed Troopers found the vehicle on Coolspring Road near Fisher Road and tried to initiate a traffic stop but the driver failed to stop and instead led police on a chase The vehicle eventually stopped in a driveway in the 28000 block of West Springside Drive at which time the suspected allegedly got out of the vehicle with a knife and ran into a nearby home that he did not live in and troopers gave repeated verbal commands for him to drop the weapon but the suspect continued to advance toward the troopers Both troopers subsequently discharged their divisional issued handguns The 44-year-old male suspect from Milford was pronounced dead at the scene the involved troopers have been placed on administrative leave pending a use of force investigation in conjunction with the Delaware Department of Justice UPDATE: Delaware State Police has identified 44-year-old Gregory Painter as the deceased in the shooting Because Local Matters Saquon Barkley continued his post-Super Bowl tour not far from where he grew up on Tuesday afternoon at Milton Hershey School who attended high school at Whitehall Township just about an hour away from Hershey surprised students at the private boarding school during its kickoff assembly ahead of Pennsylvania System of School Assessment testing week "It's really a way just to kind of get them locked in celebrate their success from the 'raise the bar' year that they've had and really just get excited for the testing," Elementary School Principal Amanda Smith said "Our third-grade class wrote letters to Saquon a few months ago when they won the Super Bowl and they did a lot of research 'Do you think he would come?' And we thought probably not because he's so busy and has so many things going on But I think really just building the kids up and getting them excited about seeing a role model while getting them ready for the testing – it's a whole community event." The school consisting of more than 2,000 students filled the auditorium to the brim as the star running back came out from backstage to an ecstatic roar from the crowd "That was the best welcome I ever got in my life," Barkley told them The former Penn State Nittany Lion did a Q&A with the students at Milton Hershey School and gave them advice on working hard to reach their dreams along with sharing some of his favorite moments from the 2024 season "Don't ever allow anyone to tell you can't accomplish anything whatever you want to do – don't let anyone ever tell you that you can't," Barkley said land on the moon and anything you put your mind to you can accomplish it." In addition to Barkley's special guest appearance Eagles Cheerleaders and Drumline came out on stage with SWOOP to perform for the school the Drumline looked a little different than it normally does Milton Hershey School community member Ben Esquibel who is part of the Eagles Autism Community was an honorary performer with the Drumline joining the group on stage at the assembly because I look up to the Drumline and look up to everything they've helped me to accomplish It's amazing to be able to have an opportunity like this I don't know who I would be or where I would be with the opportunities that lie – it's just amazing," Ben said prior to heading out on stage Ben and his parents Dustin and Onnie travel to Eagles Autism Foundation All Abilities clinics every time one comes up and have raised thousands of dollars for the Eagles Autism Challenge they gave Ben his own jersey with "Drumline" written across the back 'Let's try it.' And the first day we walked in it just unlocked something inside of him that for the first time "They've helped him grow so much with just anything from the sensory rooms to social emotional skills The message Barkley gave to all of the students about not letting people put you down is something Ben has been a prime example of is that it's 'All Abilities' and literally means all abilities and that to me is the best ever," Onnie said So much comes through and in and out of this organization It's just an amazing organization and being able to talk to them – they are there to help you if you need," Ben said the students at Milton Hershey School had a day that they will remember forever thanks to Barkley's appearance and words of wisdom the message that they had about raising the bar and how well they did in testing But to be here and the love that they had for me I love doing stuff like this and to be able to sit down and have conversations with the kids Hopefully my story and the stuff that I learned is able to help them out in the future," Barkley said Here are the jersey numbers for the new veterans Chris and Michelle Britton honor the memory of their youngest son by raising thousands of dollars each year for the Eagles Autism Foundation The Britton family was chosen to represent the Foundation at the 2025 NFL Draft in Green Bay Jackson took part in this weekend's Rookie Minicamp on a tryout basis The cornerback becomes the fifth draft pick to sign his rookie contract the first-year players got back to football at the NovaCare Complex The Eagles kick off Rookie Camp by getting Smael Mondon Jr. and Antwaun Powell-Ryland to ink their four-year rookie deals a travel football club for boys and girls from New Jersey After adding 10 draft picks to an already strong roster the Eagles will have ample ammunition to continue to bolster the team in the 2026 NFL Draft The 6-foot-6 defensive tackle has started every game over the last two seasons for the Eagles Robinson was the last first-round linebacker picked by the team back in 1979 The organization honored the men and women who have served the country during the time in Washington with a trip to Arlington National Cemetery How did Howie Roseman execute the trade to get linebacker Jihaad Campbell Why was Andrew Mukuba such a highly sought-after target in the second round What did the Eagles want to accomplish on the final day of the 2025 NFL Draft It's all here in the post-draft episode of Unscripted Ahead of their first official practice as Philadelphia Eagles and outside linebacker Antwaun Powell-Ryland Join first-round pick Jihaad Campbell in his first 24 hours as an Eagle From the moment he gets selected to his tour of the facilities in Philadelphia every moment of Campbell's first day as an Eagle is right here for your viewing pleasure -- An altercation between two coworkers led to one being stabbed in East Milton on Wednesday evening Santa Rosa County Sheriff's Office says the incident happened on Bluebell Street around 7 p.m They were transported to a hospital with non-life-threatening injuries Sign in Join now, it's FREE! An attempted break-in at a local commercial lot met with an abrupt end this past weekend According to Halton police media relations officer Ryan Anderson two suspects cut a hole in a chain link fence at a commercial property on Lawson Road around 3 a.m They then attempted to break into two trucks parked on the lot when they were interrupted by the alarm of a security monitoring system and promptly fled the scene It’s still unknown if anything was taken Anyone with information can contact police at 905-825-4777 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 or haltoncrimestoppers.ca extracting a fifth-round draft pick in return Considering the Patriots selected Milton in the sixth round of the NFL Draft last year the deal can be seen as a win for New England especially when you take into account that the University of Tennessee product was never going to usurp Drake Maye as the starter Some questioned why the Pats decided to move Milton so quickly as the general consensus was that the Patriots could have gotten more for him had they waited until the 2025 regular season drew nearer when teams tend to become more desperate for quarterbacks New England wanted to dump Milton as quickly as possible and Greg Bedard of The Boston Sports Journal has revealed why “Joe Milton — and this is a direct quote from someone in the organization — is 'not a good dude,'” Bedard said on his own podcast He was impressive during the Pats' win over the Buffalo Bills going 22-for-29 with 241 yards and a touchdown He also reached the end zone once as a rusher and once the Patriots did jettison the 25-year-old head coach Mike Vrabel said New England made the moe in the best interest of the team If what the team source told Bedard has merit (and we have no reason to believe it doesn't) Make sure you bookmark New England Patriots on SI for the latest news, exclusive interviews, film breakdowns, and so much more! crisis counseling and referral services can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER.