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JC...

I hope we take a look at Braxton Berrios, he is someone whom I thought would have fit nicely in here last year. He is small, but electric and fast...and is one of the best returners. In 2021 the players and coaches voted him as their team MVP....this past year he took the backseat to the likes of a vastly improved WR core (Davis, Garrett, Mims, Moore) I know we brought back Jakeem Grant, and they may just consider that a neutral move (as they are both rather similar) But considering the WR market has been getting paid, he may present a solid deal.

They are just kicking the can down the road. They're doomed.

I wonder if he would consider playing for us? He could really be an important piece for us.

The Eagles have a lot of guys they have to pay or let go.

You really need to make up your mind here.

It looks like the Dolphins are going all in for this year. They will be a heavy competitor in the FA market it looks like.

The way I'm seeing things we should be able to strengthen our weak areas if we make the right moves. There will be a good amount of decent players available to us at #42 and now we have 2 #3's. Not to mention there will be some decent options available in FA. Make the right moves AB and we will be solid contenders in "23.

Bummer.

Just kickin' the can down the road.

That is correct.

It seems to be his new favorite line pretending as if the bill won't come due.

The bill comes due for all teams. Pretending that our situation is unique is an attempt to deceive others and you are the Master of that trick.

Sorry. This post was obviously meant for Pit. Purp rarely posts and Pit shoves this garbage down on our throats multiple times a day.

I'm sure PPE will enjoy your reply.

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/...ading-into-start-of-the-new-league-year/

NFL free agency 2023: Ranking the most intriguing teams from 1-32 heading into start of the new league year
Which NFL teams will be a must watch as free agency begins? Let's rank them all
By Jeff Kerr
58 mins ago
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The new NFL league year is almost here and teams will be scrambling to get below the salary cap in order to make a run at the top free agents. While the new league year starts Wednesday, all 32 teams will have the opportunity to talk to free agents on Monday as part of the legal tampering period.

Not only will there be negotiating with free agents, but trades for star players will also be in the works (and agreed upon). Some teams are one leg up on the opposition thanks to the large amount of salary cap space available (see Chicago Bears, Atlanta Falcons, Houston Texans, Las Vegas Raiders) -- and are expected to be active come the start of the legal tampering period.

Other teams have set their sights on the 2023 NFL Draft, as four (Houston Texans, Seattle Seahawks, Detroit Lions, and Philadelphia Eagles) have multiple first-round picks at their disposal. These teams are also expected to be active in free agency, adding more intrigue in what is to be an exciting offseason.

With the new league year set to begin, let's take a look at the most intriguing teams entering free agency. These rankings are based on the franchise's available salary cap space, the players they could be in play for over the coming days, and the amount of high draft picks at their disposal.

Note: Salary cap space per Over the Cap as of Friday morning


1. New York Jets
2. Baltimore Ravens
3. Chicago Bears
4. Miami Dolphins
5. Philadelphia Eagles
6. Las Vegas Raiders
7. Green Bay Packers
8. Cincinnati Bengals
9. Detroit Lions
10. Houston Texans
11. Seattle Seahawks
12. Atlanta Falcons
13. Indianapolis Colts
14. Washington Commanders
15. Kansas City Chiefs
16. New York Giants
17. Arizona Cardinals
18. New England Patriots
19. Jacksonville Jaguars
20. Carolina Panthers
21. Los Angeles Rams
22. Tennessee Titans
23. Buffalo Bills
24. Minnesota Vikings
25. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
26. San Francisco 49ers
27. Dallas Cowboys
28. Los Angeles Chargers

29. Cleveland Browns
Salary cap space: -$14,049,131
Draft picks in first 3 rounds: 2
Deshaun Watson has the largest cap hit in NFL history this offseason. The Browns have to clear cap space and have some major holes on the roster this offseason.

There's not much Cleveland can do, unless they're aggressive in the trade market. They also don't have a first round pick.

30. Pittsburgh Steelers
31. New Orleans Saints
32. Denver Broncos

Fortunately, in the NFL, the road keeps getting wider.

This is Player News thread. Not the Salary Cap thread.

I feel bad for DJ Moore. Has all the talent in the world and has not been in a system or has had a QB to promote his talents. I don't think that changes in Chicago.

Please read the article that can be accessed via the link. To save space, I just listed the order and the clip about our team. It is absolutely about players if you had read the entire article. Again, I respectfully made a gentleman's agreement with you. I'm mature enough to stay within those boundaries. You, not so much.

Hmmmm

Hmmmmm