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Finally signed it; 2 years, $124 million, 3 years total, $150 million wowza

No thanks, not a great disciplined player, especially not at his price

Nice all the way around. An upgrade for sure, take that Elliot!

Trubisky is a turn over machine, picks and fumbles, it should be interesting

Dunno, Rudolph is just as good, and sturdier as well... They took a chance, so nothing to lose

The same with wide outs.. Remember, they kept Flynn for cheaper money. He was a Ravens type player, but an average at best center. They really don't invest in the line all that.much, ever. Sure, a left tackle here or there but that is it. Big Ed was a great guard who chose less money to stay here he entire career..

He snapped up that 3 year deal quickly. Now instead of daily Brady updates we get hourly...

Welp that didn't last long. I guess his wife got tired of him being home

The tight end out of UVA, Jelani Woods. A bit raw, but big, quick & fast, great blocker by using his size. 4th round, maybe 5th

The league still can especially if he settles the suits.. Shoot, look at Trevor Buer, he, not that I agree with that life style, simply has consensual s& m, the girl was just in over head wanting to have sex with a pro ball player. Now he has been out of baseball for almost a year, with his suspension extended another week to 10 days. It is all optics now a days.

Just needs a little liquid luck... Or think he has taken some

Never could find a qb, maybe now they have if he can learn to read a defense

No on aging edge rushers, say that 3 times fast... He is one of those players who dominates when healthy & against bad tackles... No thanks

Gave up 2 1st round picks to get him...

I guess Sherlock couldn't find any "real" evidence. No shocking in he said she said cases, especially when the complaints are "massage workers". Now, what does/can the league do? Will he ever play again? Does Miami, Indi, Pitt, make a trade for him?

It's behind a pay wall for me so I can't read it.. But knowing Mikey, it's his knee jerk reaction theory... Didn't he write one like that shortly after the Rams won it all after going all in? The "odds", statistics, over history show that the team that does this, ie wins the offseason free agent rhelm, usually fails and miserably. Will the Broncos follow the rams or, follow history in this league . Frankly, it mostly depends on how one looks at it. Yes, the Rams won it all, how long is that "good enough" for the fans, the org? The Rams are cap strapped and have no draft picks. Denver will be the same in a year. What does that mean? Time will tell, but to sustain winning, you have to have draft picks-cheap good labor- and be right about them. Denver got Manning via free agency same with the Bucs, so there was no all in ala the Rams and the now Broncos. The Pats, the Ravens, the Steelers, Kc, and even the Bengals who appear to have landed on top draft talent, along with several other teams have shown, draft well, draft often, take care of your cap & you will have a winning team for years...

For a 2nd and 6th round picks to the Bears. Wow what a steal

They would have been better off with Heinike and Fitz, then draft a qb in round 2, restock the already pretty solid defense, wide out core. Instead, they give up a lot of draft capital for an often injured qb whose mistakes in games are game ending/altering huge mistakes

Such a shame about Young, ton of talent just lacked that ability; availability, couldn't stay healthy. So cb, tackle(s), linebacker (s), center(?) maybe a safety all in need this draft. Good thing they have 10 picks in the first 4 rounds....

Adams will get a deal before the season starts, but between he and Rogers, they will eat up a lot of that $208 mil cap...

Wow, that is a shocker, I guess after Rogers signed his new deal the Broncos got really desperate... Wilson is great, not that great though...

I am old enough to have seen many of the greatest quarterbacks play this game. In my opinion, Rogers is the best of the bunch. Sure, some have more superbowl rings, but then many of them had better teams, better players around them. Many of them played at a time when there was no salary cap, when teams stayed together. A well deserved, from a players standpoint, raise. Aaron Rodgers will be back with the Green Bay Packers in 2022 -- and beyond. The reigning NFL MVP agreed to a four-year, $200 million extension with the Packers that will make him the highest-paid player in NFL history with a $50 million average annual salary, CBS Sports NFL Insiders Jason La Canfora and Jonathan Jones confirmed. Rodgers will receive $153 million guaranteed as part of the extension, NFL Network reported, creating significant amounts of salary cap space available for the Packers (approximately $21 million) CBS Sports: Aaron Rodgers, Packers agree to four-year deal as QB becomes highest-paid player in NFL history. https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/aaron-rodgers-packers-agree-to-four-year-deal-as-qb-becomes-highest-paid-player-in-nfl-history/

Bet $1500, lost $11 mil......

Such a shame, great talent, but just could not get his head around the league.. Done through the 2022 season, who knows beyond that at this point. AtlantaFalcons.com: Calvin Ridley suspended for violating NFL gambling policy. https://www.atlantafalcons.com/news/calvin-ridley-suspended-for-violating-nfl-gambling-policy

Neither have it but have kept tabs on some players. He is gonna be a beast, but only a 2 down player..