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Nope, his injury history is Red flag, use his position for someone who is more likely to be able to play

His 1 year deal is worth up to $3.7 mil. Too much for a guy who can't stay healthy but also a team friendly deal if they have to cut him

Well Elliot and Watson are officially gone, both on 1 year deals. Interesting that Elliot chose to take a 1 year deal with the Lions instead of here.. Did the Ravens not want him? Did he not like the new defensive coordinator? Not that I think he was a top safety, but he was good enough for spot duty and special teams.. Comp picks next year are going to be scarce

Sadly I doubt that they will oust him, little Danny boy likely has dirt on enough them

Yeah, I get you, to be honest my first thought was suicide...

Well, his agent said he ran out of gas. I guess he just thought that he could beat the dump truck. So sad, so young

I agree, a ton of talent in this draft that can help both sides of the ball.

Of note, Campbell had offers from at least 2 other teams, KC one of them and decided to stay a Raven.

Yeah, really shocking

I don't think they will use all 9 picks in 4, I think they will trade some for a player or for more picks next year.

Yeah, wouldn't mind seeing James Cook taken in the 4th or 5th. Young, quick, fast runner who loves contact. Sure he needs some muscle, but he would be a huge upgrade over Hill

Campbell back in the fold, 2 years.. Good to have him back, a coach on the field

Bynes brought back on a one year deal, good move, solid all around player. The Young experiment is officially, Bears signed him..

They are talking with Melvin Gordon, I wonder if that means one of the injured backs are not coming around as hoped. At the very least, that Hill will be gone..

I hope they can get out of that contract for Stanley wifh out too much cap carnage

Okay, so he wanted to stay on the left coast, good for him, no slant to Eric

Yeah I think both teams are eying qb with one of those picks..

Okie dokie this off-season continues to make one say wow https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/33670901/philadelphia-eagles-new-orleans-saints-shake-first-round-2022-nfl-draft-multi-pick-trade The Philadelphia Eagles have agreed to trade two of their 2022 first-round picks (No. 16 and No. 19) to the Saints for New Orleans' 2022 first-round pick (No. 18) and a 2023 first-round pick. The Eagles will also receive a 2024 second-round draft pick, plus a 2022 third-round pick (No. 101) and a 2022 seventh-round pick (No. 237) while sending a 2022 sixth-round pick (No. 194) to the Saints. After the trade, the Eagles will still pick twice in the 2022 first round as they also own the No. 15 pick.

I just hope it is no to Thibodeaux if he slips that far.. Dude has injury bust all over him

Maybe this will keep Nekobe Dean in play at 14 or perhaps a trade down to 20 and get him there. Plug & play with him, I know, I have said enough but he is going to be a fixture in someone's defense for years.

Oh that's right, it was for the summer olympics, sorry, memory is not what it used to be... Don't mind me...carry on....

Not sure what the hype is about Leftwich, he had Brady as his qb.. it's not as if he took a rookie qb and turned him into a pro bowl qb Ala someone in KC....

My bet he steps away after this coming season if they win it all again. No way he sticks around to rebuild

Yeah, I am glad that he didn't sign here, especially for $10 plus.mil year, he has lost a lot of speed. Just another free agent who chose not to take a Ravens offer. Wonder what they did offer him, 8 mil a year? The Rams are spending as if there is no cap, no draft picks, that's gonna hurt

Yeah, rumors swirl, Bruce stepped away after talking with Brady about unretiring.... Give Todd the hc job and a fighting chance with Brady at the helm