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Jets trade Zak Wilson to Denver

https://www.nfl.com/news/jets-trade-qb-zach-wilson-to-broncos-in-exchange-for-late-round-pick-swap

Interesting idea trading a donkey to the Broncos...

rapsheet

Sources: The Lions have a deal for one of the top young talents, agreeing on an extension for WR Amon-Ra St. Brown. He gets 4 years and more than $120M with $77M guaranteed.

With the NFL Draft in Detroit, the Lions have given their city plenty of reasons to be psyched about their football team. Here is another. Amon-Ra St Brown was one of their best picks in recent years.

Now rewarded with a massive deal

Zay Jones released by the Jags. He'd be our #3 (and maybe #2 if Dotson continues his regression) if the Redskins pick him up.

Zay Jones released by the Jags. He'd be our #3 (and maybe #2 if Dotson continues is regression) if the Redskins pick him up.I'd bring Jones in for a look at least. Imagine he'd be good for at least 500 yds if healthy. He's also 6'2", so he's not too small and 29 years old. Aiyuk would be preferable. Not sure if that will go anywhere. No harm in bringing in Jones to gauge interest.

Diggs just comes off as a guy that is never going to be happy no matter what.

Diggs just comes off as a guy that is never going to be happy no matter what.did something happen?

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did something happen?

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All i find is stuff about his scumbag brother. Two years probation and 20 hours community service for brutally beating and robbing someone. If I did that Id be locked up. Crazy.

So the amount that Amon is going to get taxed is now going viral. For years I thought the tax differences between states would effect free agency, but it never really did. Now I think it will be noticed and it is only a matter of time until the NFLs competitiveness is effected. Harris should take that into account and build his stadium in state/City with the lowest income taxes.

https://news.bloombergtax.com/tax-insights-and-commentary/tyreek-hill-moved-to-lower-his-state-taxes-and-hes-not-alone

So the amount that Amon is going to get taxed is now going viral. For years I thought the tax differences between states would effect free agency, but it never really did. Now I think it will be noticed and it is only a matter of time until the NFLs competitiveness is effected. Harris should take that into account and build his stadium in state/City with the lowest income taxes.

https://news.bloombergtax.com/tax-insights-and-commentary/tyreek-hill-moved-to-lower-his-state-taxes-and-hes-not-alone

I always wondered about that. Is there a reason the NFL doesn't take that into account when calculating cap hits? Seems like a significant advantage which flies in the face of the idea of the parity it claims to value.