Jimmy G caught with the PEDs, suspended 2 games:
Sources - Raiders' Jimmy Garoppolo gets 2-game ban for violation - ESPN
Sources - Raiders' Jimmy Garoppolo gets 2-game ban for violation - ESPN
He was always getting cut, that's why he got benched was mostly to keep him from getting hurt and his guarantees kicking in (same as Russ and Carr before him).Yikes Jimmy. Well he got one year out of McDaniels' incompetence at least.
View: https://twitter.com/AdamSchefter/status/1758537195130888220
I really don't like KC. That said, this guy was cleared so it seems a little baseless to deny him an opportunity if he has the skillset for it. Not sure it qualifies as a "big development".
Seems pretty relevant to me.$30m jump in the salary cap this year. Probably not of immediate relevance to the Pats.
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This probably got a lot easier for them with the higher cap, so we're already seeing that effect. Makes it likely they bring back Jonah Williams too?Just turned 25. Seems like he’s been in the league for 10 years. Here’s a link:
View: https://twitter.com/RapSheet/status/1761224782392229994?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Etweet
I would say it’s a sign they’re pessimistic about an extension. Most teams would (correctly, IMO) trade him but the Bengals have always held an unreasonably high standard of their players. As for Williams, he’ll almost certainly price himself out. While it’s a great OT draft, it’s a pretty bad FA market especially if more teams view Onwenu as a guard. I’d imagine the Bengals go the cheap FA route there (Jermaine Eluemunor?) and/or a pick.This probably got a lot easier for them with the higher cap, so we're already seeing that effect. Makes it likely they bring back Jonah Williams too?
What price would you consider too high for him?I would say it’s a sign they’re pessimistic about an extension. Most teams would (correctly, IMO) trade him but the Bengals have always held an unreasonably high standard of their players. As for Williams, he’ll almost certainly price himself out. While it’s a great OT draft, it’s a pretty bad FA market especially if more teams view Onwenu as a guard. I’d imagine the Bengals go the cheap FA route there (Jermaine Eluemunor?) and/or a pick.
PFF projects him at 4/64 with 40M guaranteed.What price would you consider too high for him?
I don't watch him consistently, but a quick look at his stats say that his rookie year was fine - not great, but above average.
His 3 seasons since have seemingly ranged from below average to horrendous. Lead the league in sacks allowed 2 seasons ago (12). Gave up 8 sacks this season (tied for 52nd of 58 tackles with at least 50% snaps.) His pass blocking efficiency - essentially the amount of pressures he gives up relative to snap count - was average this year, but bottom of the league for the two years prior. He grades poorly as a run blocker in 3 of the past 4 seasons.
The free agent market is definitely thin, but he doesn't seem like the kind of guy people will be throwing money at.
I don't think he'll get a McGlinchey deal for example, but he's going to get paid.What price would you consider too high for him?
I don't watch him consistently, but a quick look at his stats say that his rookie year was fine - not great, but above average.
His 3 seasons since have seemingly ranged from below average to horrendous. Lead the league in sacks allowed 2 seasons ago (12). Gave up 8 sacks this season (tied for 52nd of 58 tackles with at least 50% snaps.) His pass blocking efficiency - essentially the amount of pressures he gives up relative to snap count - was average this year, but bottom of the league for the two years prior. He grades poorly as a run blocker in 3 of the past 4 seasons.
The free agent market is definitely thin, but he doesn't seem like the kind of guy people will be throwing money at.
This was great info. Thanks!I don't think he'll get a McGlinchey deal for example, but he's going to get paid.
There's a lot of context here though. His pressure to sack rate was incredibly high in 2022 - he got knocked around in the opener by Highsmith and had a bad game against Garrett (get in line) in Cleveland but I thought he was fine otherwise. He's also had a hard a setup as you can ask for - he's played against Garrett/Watt 2x a year plus whatever exotic stuff Mike Macdonald came up with and lived in a pass-heavy shotgun offense with a QB that likes to extend plays and takes more sacks as a result. I think he'll look a lot better in more of a traditional offense and will almost certainly face lesser competition. The lack of athleticism will always cap his ceiling, but he's technically sound and moving into what I would think is the prime age for tackles.
Happy to help. Durability was also an issue early in his career as he missed his entire rookie season and the last six games of his second year (plus he got hurt in the WC game in '22 and missed the last two) but he's played every regular season game the last three years. I think the Bengals want to swing a little higher given the offense they run (and other big commitments), but you could do a lot worse.This was great info. Thanks!
My bet is he follows Arthur Smith to Pittsburgh.View: https://twitter.com/AdamSchefter/status/1762567492751278549
Jonnu is hitting the market. Honestly... not a terrible option for us in the new offense.
They already have Freiermuth and WashingtonMy bet is he follows Arthur Smith to Pittsburgh.
on the one hand... yeah. On the other... Jonnu is more dynamic than Freiermuth and Washington can't run routes, separate or really do anything that a 3rd string tackle can't.... liked him in the draft last year but he looks very much like a blocking only TE and that's generally how PIT used him, he didn't run many routes even in games Freirmuth missed.They already have Freiermuth and Washington
Only thing shocking is that she’s only seeking 75kTyreek gonna Tyreek. Broke a plus-model's leg while running football drills with her.
https://apnews.com/article/tyreek-hill-lawsuit-influencer-75f9dc48fbf4535f7239a14e8d6a44f5
This is the money quote in the article:Tyreek gonna Tyreek. Broke a plus-model's leg while running football drills with her.
https://apnews.com/article/tyreek-hill-lawsuit-influencer-75f9dc48fbf4535f7239a14e8d6a44f5
Yeah...The Dolphins receiver messaged Hall on Instagram a day after she registered, wanting to “meet up and get to know her,” the court documents say.
The two continued to exchange messages, the documents show, including one in which Hill says he has been “known to be a good stepdad.”
Mayfield might be getting the tag nowEvans back with the Bucs:
https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/39651873/bucs-mike-evans-agree-2-year-52m-contract-agent-says
"The Tampa Bay Buccaneers and five-time Pro-Bowl receiver Mike Evans reached agreement on a two-year, $52 million contract that includes $35 million guaranteed, his agent Deryk Gilmore told ESPN."
My first thought as well, or they have a long term deal in place for him.Mayfield might be getting the tag now
Evans contract was set to void, so he couldn’t be tagged, ie, Evans getting re-signed shouldn’t impact their decision to tag Mayfield. Also:Mayfield might be getting the tag now
basically the equivalent of a 2/43 2 years ago in terms of cap percentage. cap went up close to 25% in the last 2 years. salaries are going to explode26 mil per year for a 30 yr old WR… That’s ridiculous.
Better than paying Agholor 13 million a year, to be sure.26 mil per year for a 30 yr old WR… That’s ridiculous.
The chiefs don’t have the money.I thought for sure he was becoming a Chief.
Seems like NFL media should pick a base year or something and then always report out things as a percentage of the cap and how it corresponds to the base year. The dollar figure is kind of meaningless without taking a few other steps.basically the equivalent of a 2/43 2 years ago in terms of cap percentage. cap went up close to 25% in the last 2 years. salaries are going to explode
View: https://twitter.com/adamschefter/status/1764712986319425658?s=61&t=IA8R5mB11EULkWLDBR529wJason Kelce press conference today at 1pm. I don't think you call a press conference if you're returning, so likely his retirement announcement. I really hope I'm wrong...
Probably, but I do think Evans might have an inkling that Mayfield is returning, tagged or not.Evans contract was set to void, so he couldn’t be tagged, ie, Evans getting re-signed shouldn’t impact their decision to tag Mayfield. Also:
https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/report-bucs-likely-to-use-franchise-tag-on-antoine-winfield-jr-not-baker-mayfield