Danny Amendola RUMORS & NEWS

Pro Football Talk "Danny Amendola should become a fan favorite in New England long before he ever steps onto a field in Patriots’ colors. The former St. Louis Rams receiver that signed with the Patriots in free agency this offseason is already looking to get involved in his new community. Following the horrific..." April 16

CSN Houston "Willie Amendola, the head football coach at Spring Dekaney High School and father of Patriots wide receiver Danny Amendola, is suing Cowboys Stadium for $1 million over an incident with a runaway golf cart after the 5A Division I state championship game in 2011. Amendola’s Wildcats had just..." April 12

Boston Herald "Well, that didn't take long. Mere hours after trusty Wes Welker agreed to a two-year deal with the Denver Broncos, the Patriots found Tom Brady a new target, signing former Rams receiver Danny Amendola. The Pats signed ex-Rams receiver Danny Amendola to a five-year, $31 million contract,..." March 14

St. Louis Post-Dispatch "The Rams were willing to go about $4 million a year on Danny Amendola. Amendola wanted $6 million plus. So at the start of free agency it was clear that if the market was there for Amendola, his time was over with the Rams. Turns out the market was there. Amendola agreed to terms with New..." March 14

Boston Globe "No sooner did the Patriots bid adieu to Wes Welker than they brought aboard the player they likely believe will pick up where Welker left off: Danny Amendola. Amendola, who spent the first four seasons of his career with the St. Louis Rams, has signed a five-year deal reported to be worth $31..." March 13

CSN Philly "Free agency starts Tuesday afternoon and there are strong indications that the Eagles will try to add some offensive firepower from the open market. They’re interested in pursuing Rams wide receiver Danny Amendola, a person with direct knowledge of the team’s free agency plans told..." March 11

Bleeding Green Nation "With free agency only a short time away, speculation and rumors about possible moves are numerous. The latest speculation comes from Peter King who thinks the Eagles could have interest in impending free agent slot receiver Danny Amendola. Here's what King had to say in full: I think..." March 08

Foxsports.com "The Patriots chose not to franchise Wes Welker (or anyone, for that matter) on Monday, but that doesn’t mean they don’t have a plan at slot receiver if Welker is not a Patriot next season. According to Mike Florio of ProFootballTalk.com, the Pats have a replacement in mind in Danny Amendola...." March 06

Foxsports.com "The Patriots chose not to franchise Wes Welker (or anyone, for that matter) on Monday, but that doesn’t mean they don’t have a plan at slot receiver if Welker is not a Patriot next season. According to Mike Florio of ProFootballTalk.com, the Pats have a replacement in mind in Danny Amendola...." March 05

Turf Show Times "In all probability, St. Louis Rams wide receiver Danny Amendola is going to be an unrestricted free agent when the clock strikes 4pm ET on Tuesday, March 12. For the first time in his four-year career, Amendola will have the chance to see what his market value is to other teams, and there will be..." February 28

NFL.com "St. Louis Rams general manager Les Snead said he has a lot of big items to handle in his "inbox" over the next few weeks. Snead said the contractual situations of running back Steven Jackson and wide receiver Danny Amendola are at the top of the list. Snead is working toward possibly keeping..." February 23

NESN "Wes Welker is in the midst of yet another contract stalemate with the Patriots this offseason, only this dispute could bring about change. The two sides tangoed once last year with the franchise tag ultimately being slapped on the perennial Pro Bowl wideout. The Patriots seem uninterested in..." February 21

Turf Show Times "There's not much preventing the St. Louis Rams and Danny Amendola from consummating a long-term relationship. In fact, there's only one thing, but it's kind of a big one: cash money. We noted yesterday a comment from Jim Thomas that $6-7 million per season would likely be too high of a price..." February 13