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Why would Wilson want to go to a place where they already have their QB of the future? And there's no way in hell he wants to go live in Green Bay.

The Packers aren't very confident in Jordan Love.

And for Wilson, it beats going to a losing, QB-needy team like Houston, Detroit or Carolina.

No that's not Tony Romo with a tan playing defense, that's Jaylon Smith!


https://static.clubs.nfl.com/image/private/t_editorial_landscape_8_desktop_mobile_2x/f_auto/cowboys/dtmeitcddjbok9f56dmz.jpg



So now, newly-signed kickers and punters are being spotted with numbers in the 30s and 40s because numbers 1-19 are being taken over by WRs, RBs, and defensive players.

Going to be a mess...and a strange sights this season.

No that's not Tony Romo with a tan playing defense, that's Jaylon Smith!


https://static.clubs.nfl.com/image/private/t_editorial_landscape_8_desktop_mobile_2x/f_auto/cowboys/dtmeitcddjbok9f56dmz.jpg



So now, newly-signed kickers and punters are being spotted with numbers in the 30s and 40s because numbers 1-19 are being taken over by WRs, RBs, and defensive players.

Going to be a mess...and a strange sights this season.

And spent 6 digits amount of money just to switch to #9 :doh:

Shannon Sharpe’s cold call to Julio Jones creates a hot mess for FOX (https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2021/05/26/shannon-sharpes-cold-call-to-julio-jones-creates-a-hot-mess-for-fox/)

And spent 6 digits amount of money just to switch to #9 :doh:

Dallas Cowboy logic. Owner rubs off on the players!

Shannon Sharpe’s cold call to Julio Jones creates a hot mess for FOX (https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2021/05/26/shannon-sharpes-cold-call-to-julio-jones-creates-a-hot-mess-for-fox/)

Heard this on Outkick the Coverage yesterday...hilarious.

Sharpe's going to be in some hot water but I think it's hilarious. The Falcons just lost a lot of trade leverage too since everyone heard it straight from Julio he's not going to play for them.

They were asking way to much anyways. No way you give up a 1

This is big:

@TomPelissero
The NFL and NFLPA have agreed to a $208.2 million salary cap ceiling for 2022, per source.

There is no cap floor as of now. The sides agreed last August to spread the COVID-related revenue shortfall from 2020 over several years, and the cap dropped to $182.5M this year.

This is big:

@TomPelissero
The NFL and NFLPA have agreed to a $208.2 million salary cap ceiling for 2022, per source.

There is no cap floor as of now. The sides agreed last August to spread the COVID-related revenue shortfall from 2020 over several years, and the cap dropped to $182.5M this year.

Another gut punch to the NFL is doomed crowd

Adam V. retiring:

@SportsCenter
Breaking: Adam Vinatieri, the NFL's all-time scoring leader, announced Wednesday on the "Pat McAfee Show" that he's retiring after 24 seasons.