tsylvester

Round & round he goes, where will he sign, nobody knows. But Rogers will sign with someone one day, someone stupid enough to over pay. If Minnesota wants him, that would be his best chance to win. Solid team, great offensive system, play half your games in doors. Far better offensive line & system than Pit has. Their future qb is still almost half the season away from just being ready to play and no one has any real idea if the kid can play. Pit, sure, decent team, two very good wide outs who want as many throws as there are in a game. Both will pout though if they are open and the ball either doesn't come their way or is errantly thrown, no matter the reason. Their line is not very good, ask Russ or Justin, so be ready to pull a Brady or Manning and just fall down to avoid being hit often.

Micheal Pierce retires, great guy, gonna need to replace that bulk https://foxbaltimore.com/sports/sports-unlimited/baltimore-ravens-michael-pierce-retirement-nfl

15 picks, Eric should be able to replenish this team with top quality players at positions of need.

The Ravens, Cowboys and Dolphins received the most compensatory picks with four each, and the Chargers, 49ers and Seahawks each will have three additional selections. 1 4th, 5th, 2 in the 6th

My question, why did KC not want him back? Why did he leave them? Seeing him last year, I'm not so sure he has much left in the tank.

1 year, $6 mil https://www.wmar2news.com/local/ravens-sign-deandre-hopkins-to-one-year-6m

1 year right around 1, 1.5 mil, great deal

Riccard back in the fold, good move, a Raven through and through https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/patrick-ricard-agrees-to-re-sign-with-ravens

They have to trim the cap down by tomorrow, so I expect they will announce some reworked deals with Humphries, Henry, Lamar, maybe even Smith

Board is gone, he was good depth on defense, very good special teams player. This draft is going to be of major importance.

Harrison to the Stillers, no big loss, good at the line of scrimmage, but not in coverage. Small money, not likely to move the comp pick meter

With Rogers, the hope still lives

Mister everything Mekari to the Jags, 3 years, $ 37.5 million, $20 guaranteed Comp picks coming

The Brandon Stephens experiment is over thanks to the Jets. $23 mil guaranteed over 3 years, $36 total. I was on the fence about him, such tight coverage, good size, speed to stay with most anyone, no instincts though. Better suited as a safety, let's see where the Jets play him

And the musical chairs continues

Gave up a 2nd and swapped 6th for a 7th round pick. Plus gave him $150 million extension. Now for a qb and try to find out how to get a little control of Pickens.

Rams sign Adams, expect to release Kupp

From Espn The Buffalo Bills and quarterback Josh Allen have reached agreement on a record-setting six-year, $330 million contract through the 2030 season that includes $250 million guaranteed, sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter on Sunday. It the largest guaranteed total given to an NFL player, Allen, who had four years left on his deal

Yep, he tried to make this all about winning, even made it public that the owner would not talk to him. You know that your team is capped strapped and will be for years to come because of the albatross at quarterback, yet you hold out for more money

No way Stanley moves to the right, unless you are right

Hmm, I know they are losing faith in Metchie, Diggs, while injured and aging quickly is a free agent and Dell can't stay healthy, still on a cheap contract. Nice fit there

SeaHawks lowered the asking price for DK, from a 1st and 3rd to a 2nd rounder. He says he wants to play for a contender and in a warm environment. Not many places that fit that description, Miami is warm, and i guess a contender but do they need DK? Nope Mini? Do they even have a qb, I know cold environment but in a dome Dallas? Contender Ravens could I guess use him but at 30 mil a year that he wants, we are certainly warmer than Seattle in the winter Chargers are possible I suppose but they are a run first team, they are a warm weather team and playoff capable, with cap space, but, they are the Chargers

Wowza, The Cleveland Browns and Myles Garrett have agreed on a contract extension that averages $40 million per year and includes $123.5 million in guaranteed money, making the star defensive end the highest-paid non-quarterback in NFL history, sources told ESPN The Browns announced the four-year extension, which runs through the 2030 season, on Sunday but did not disclose financial terms. The contract includes a no-trade clause and ties Garrett to the Browns through the 2030 season, according to sources, meaning the four-time All-Pro's path from "Cleveland to Canton" is back on. Lynn and Berry worked together over the past 36 hours to cement the deal.

Right, draft a right tackle, let him learn, fill in when needed, then slowly move him into the starting roll as he gains NFL strength. Then move Rose over. It is depth. There is a reason multiple teams were salivating waiting for free agency to start with Stanley not under contract. He took a little less than the other teams were reportedly offering, the Ravens gave him a little more than they initially offered. Win-Win

Outstanding, fair deal for both