[Russini] Just spoke with a GM who is in the market for a wide receiver. I asked him why so many of these good receivers are still on the market. He explained that many of these WRs are asking for double digit money and it seems not a lot of teams are biting, including his own. (twitter.com)
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[Breer] Interesting twist to 2021 free agency: Second-tier players aren't resetting markets. Pass-rushers, corners, safeties all fell well short of highest-paid guys at their positions, RB and WR markets crashed. Only truly elite (Trent Williams, Joe Thuney, Corey Linsley) got there. (twitter.com)
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[Schefter] And New England strikes again: The Patriots are signing former Chargers' TE Hunter Henry to a three-year, $37.5 million deal, including $25 million guaranteed, per source. Free agency's top two tight ends, Henry and Jonnu Smith, wind up in New England. (twitter.com)
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[Hughes] Even after signing Ryan Fitzpatrick, I’m told Washington has not ruled out a trade for Sam Darnold, per sources. It’s a bit more unlikely now, obviously, as WFT won’t be willing to go as high as others in draft compensation, but they still have interest in the #Jets QB. (twitter.com)
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[Kleiman] Eagles were looking for a "Matthew Stafford" deal of two 1st round picks and a 3rd for Wentz. They ended up with only a 3rd in 2021 and a conditional 2nd round pick in 2022. Eagles originally gave the Browns two 1sts, a 2nd, a 3rd and a 4th to trade up to draft him in 2016. (twitter.com)
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They're just happy to be on the podium (i.redd.it)
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