2023 NFL offseason thread

Neither do the Packers. They don't have any other teams interested and they don't want the guy at that massive salary. Keeping him there out of spite just kills their opportunity to build a competitive roster for Jordan Love.

No one has a ton of leverage here.

 

This is exactly what the Bengals needed. Damnit

 

Would have never guessed Orlando Brown Jr. would've become the key cog for protecting franchise quarterbacks, but it goes to show you that you don't give up on 6-foot-8, 340 pounds and decently athletic.

 

This clown can't even explain why he doesn't have an agent.
https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.c...on-makes-it-clear-he-wont-be-hiring-an-agent/

 

Who are we talking about exactly? Florio? I don't think anyone can explain why Jackson doesn't have an agent other than Jackson. He doesn't seem to feel like he owes anyone an explanation, which he doesn't.

 

Good times seeing the 'likes' the future Jets and Vikings QB has been throwing out on Twitter.

Not just Covid, he's an Epstein Client List freak, too.

 

Looks like Jimmy G already has a fan club with the Raiders.

 

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.c...the-snyders-have-cleared-out-of-the-facility/

 

How does Gardner Minshew only get a 1 year $3.5 mil contract when he has a career passer rating over 90? He may not be a "franchise-type" guy, but given the rate starting QBs go down, he can give you 4-5 quality starts and keep you in the playoff hunt.

Of course, that won't be a problem for the Colts.

 

I also thought that was odd. Hell, I'd have liked to see the Steelers give him a little more than that and cut Trubisky loose.

 

And the Eagles replace Minshew with $5m a year Mariota? Who has a lower career passer rating? I'm guessing Minshew thinks he has a chance to start a few more games in Indianapolis while Will Levis gets up to speed - but really.