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Raiders Bring Back WR for Second Stint in Las Vegas originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The Las Vegas Raiders have been ...
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Raiders Wire on MSNCould WR Phillip Dorsett make the Raiders' 53-man roster?
One of the more intriguing back-end options who is battling for a roster spot is veteran receiver Phillip Dorsett. GM John ...
The Las Vegas Raiders added wide receiver Phillip Dorsett to their roster to help bolster their group of wide receivers. After multiple season ...
Dorsett, who is entering his ninth season in the NFL, has always won his match-ups with speed, so he adds that element to a Raiders’ offense that has a lot of different styles of receivers already.
Case in point: Phillip Dorsett. There's certainly nothing overwhelming when you click your little mouse on over to Dorsett's Pro Football Reference page. He's 5-foot-10, 192 pounds.
New England Patriots wide receiver Phillip Dorsett runs into the end zone for touchdown after catching a pass in the first half of an NFL football game against the New York Jets, Sunday, Sept. 22 ...
Phillip Dorsett is sticking with the Patriots For Dorsett, a one-year deal provides him an opportunity to get more consistent snaps and prove himself before potentially hitting the market again.
No one has doubted Dorsett’s speed – he ran a 4.33-second 40-yard dash at the 2015 combine, which helped him get drafted in the first round by the Colts. Through the first week of practice ...
Source: WR Phillip Dorsett is heading back to the #Patriots on a 1-year deal. An opportunity to prove-it and hit free agency next year. — Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) March 14, 2019 ...
Phillip Dorsett had to be pissed off, right? Hard not to feel a certain way when things keep going against you. He came here to play football, to be an essential member of an offense.
Will Phillip Dorsett come back to the New England Patriots in 2019? It turns out that not even he knows if it’s likely to happen. But talking to ESPN’s Mike Reiss this week, Dorsett did make ...
Dorsett’s fifth-year option was declined by New England last spring, and that was the expectation. The 26-year-old with 4.3 speed would have been due $9.387 million in 2019 after incurring a cap ...
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