NFL 2022: The Fall of the "Immunized" Aaron Rodgers

Well it is Texas.

 

Browns trade Baker Mayfield to the Panthers for a conditional fourth or fifth-round pick, depending on how much time he plays. Panthers will pay $4.85 million of his salary while the Browns will pay $10.5 million.

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id...e-baker-mayfield-carolina-panthers-draft-pick

So now the Panthers have Mayfield and Darnold. Sign Rosen to make it a hat trick.

 

Likely Matt Rhule’s last rodeo unless the Panthers improve dramatically. Seems like they’re throwing darts at a board, at this point.

 

I know everyone deserves an attorney to defend them in court, but sometimes I have to wonder how low you have to be to argue some of the things that they argue.

https://www.profootballrumors.com/2022/07/latest-on-wr-henry-ruggs

This guy needs to go away for a while.

 

Your honor, this security footage of my client murdering the victim will unfairly prejudice the jury and therefore should be inadmissible.

 

Former WR Charles Johnson, a 1994 first round pick by the Steelers, has passed away at the age of 50. Cause of death not yet known.

 

Kyler Murray, 5-year, $230.5 million extension.

Jimmy Garoppolo given permission to seek trade.

Browns work out Josh Rosen and AJ McCarron. Also, if you think about it, they're paying Baker Mayfield $10.5 million and DeShaun Watson $230 million to start Jacoby Brissett.

 

Another sad loss for someone who died too young.

 

I think Arizona will end up regretting this particular deal.

 

One of the sports talk show hosts here in Seattle this morning said that Denver is going to regret signing Russell Wilson next year when his contract comes up, because he wants to be the highest paid quartback in the league, so he is going to want Kyler Murray type money and Denver is either going to have to pay up or trade.

 

Former Broncos and Notre Dame lineman Paul Duncan dead at 35 - suffered a cardiac arrest while on a run.

 

The Kyler Murray deal has a homework clause in it. Well done, Arizona!

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.c...he-doesnt-spend-extensive-time-watching-film/

 

RB Chris Carson's career is over after five seasons. The Seahawks released him after a failed physical designation.

 

A shame. He seemed like a hard worker.

 

Julio Jones signs a one-year deal with Tampa Bay.

 

I'm excited for the Tray Lance era to officially begin in San Francisco. I'm hoping he does pretty good in his first full season as QB. He definitely needs the experience.

 

I'm sure he is. It's the job of the offensive line to protect him. It's been a little iffy in past years.

 

(sigh) these Bears.

A 33 year old coming off an ankle injury. That's the kind of guy we get for the O-Line.

Yeah, a connection with a front office guy is reeeeeally significant.

Tons of UFA's signed. It might be a whole new team, but I'm betting on similar results.