Chandler Jones joins raiders!
Isn't The United West a little too wild?
Today is the third day of the opening of the free agent market, many teams have entered the work of signing the finale, and after today, the big fish in the market have basically been fished. However, several of these signings still made the editor drop his jaw. Now, xiaobian this is for you to take stock of the signings and transactions that have occurred in the past 24 hours!
Free to sign
Jaguars signed 3-year, $30 million to former Rams corner guard Darius Williams
Signing Rating: B-
Williams played well in the Rams' career, but his relatively short stature also meant that he could not become a stable number one corner guard, but more as a second corner guard or slot corner guard. However, the contract of 10 million yuan per year is still a bit big for a second-corner guard who is losing money.
The Pirates took over from Chris Godwin on a 3-year, $60 million contract extension
Signing Rating: A-
Since the Pirates won the title in the 2020 season, their most important task has been to maintain the core lineup and stay competitive. An average contract of $20 million a year would make Godwin the 7th highest salary to take over outside the league, a price that is also in line with his performance. Now that Brady is back, why not fight for the Super Bowl for a year?
Beal signed 6-year, $120 million to former Rams rusher von Miller
Signing Rating: C+/A
WOW！ I understand that Miller is still the league's first-class passer, but this contract is also too big! Miller is now 32 years old, and he will reach 38 years old when his contract expires in 6 years, and there will be some premium in the contract with an average salary of 20 million yuan. Still, Bill seems to have always had a crush on veteran passers, where Jerry Hughes has had success. Anyway, Beal is all in, and if they can win the first Super Bowl in team history in the next 2-3 years, then the deal is earned.
Beal signed 1 year, $3.5 million to former Pirates midfielder OJ Howard
Signing Rating: A+
As a college star player, Howard has not been able to play the expected performance since entering the NFL, and gradually drifted out of the system in the Pirates. However, for a near-end striker, the late success of the big instrument is not a new thing. The 27-year-old Howard got a one-year contract to prove himself on a championship-winning team, which can be said to be a win-win.
The Steelers signed 2-year, $16 million to former Jaguar linebacker Miles Jack
Signing Rating: A
Like the Hawks on the free agent market in 2017, the Steelers quietly completed multiple inexpensive signings this offseason. Jack played amazingly early in his career with the Jaguars and saw his potential as a defensive leader. Although last season's performance was bad, this is inseparable from the poor condition of the Jaguars. Now, at the age of 26, he's on the back of tough Steelers, and paired with TJ Watt and Minka Fitzpatrick, the Steelers defensive group could be terrifying next season.
The Ravens signed 4 years and 35 million before the packer rushed to pass Zadalius Smith
Smith, 29, left the packer from the crow 3 years ago and is now back where his dream began. When Smith is healthy, he's a top-notch rusher, and the Ravens' coaching team knows him well and knows how to make the most of him. Smith is also the glue to the dressing room, and almost all of his teammates like him very much. Finally, looking at this contract of less than 9 million a year, compared to chandler-Jones, which we will mention next, this contract is a robbery.
Raiders signed 3-year, $51 million former Cardinals rushed pass Chandler Jones
Although Jones has produced a lot of career output in the Cardinals, his performance has declined in these two seasons. Although he still scored 10.5 tackles last season, five of them were made in the season opener, and then he only got a so-so 5.5. Admittedly, in the American League West, you have to strengthen the rush, and you can't let Mahomes, Wilson, and Herbert take easy and comfortable shots. But I'm skeptical that Jones, 32, can keep up with the performances of previous seasons to match this contract.
Seahawks 2-year 20.5 million former lightning striker Yuchena Nwosu
Signing Rating: C-
Seeing this signing, Xiaobian's reaction is three words: Why? Although Nvosu is young and occasionally has a bright performance, he is still a crosser below the league starting average overall. With only 9.5 tackles in two years, seahawks giving him a contract averaging more than 10 million a year may have seen his potential and ceiling.
The Raiders signed former Raven Point guard Anthony Evert for 1 year and $4.5 million
Signing Rating: B
Evert is a very unstable cornerback. In the crow's career, he has had super-god highlights, and he has also had super-ghost explosions. For the Raiders, a year of small contracts to strengthen the depth of the second line seems wise, but against wild Mises, the frequency of Effert's power outages next season is still unknown.
Dolphins signed 1-year, $3.1 million to former 49-man running back Raheem Mostart
Mostate is obviously not going to be a good starting star running back, but he's very good as a rotational running back. His excellent vertical speed time catches defenders off guard, and the dolphins' new head coach has worked with Mostart for years with the 49ers and activated his abilities. A small one-year contract, for dolphins can not buy a loss can not buy can not be deceived.
Transaction scoring
Raiders Rusher Jannik Engakovi and Pony Horned Guard Roque Yasin swap owners
Raider: B-
With the Raiders signing Chandler Jones and renewing Max Crosby a few days ago, they really don't need Ngakovi anymore. However, although Yassin was the Colts' number one cornerback last season, yassin was only a tall man among the shorts, but in fact he was only an average cornerback. At the same time, the 25-year-old Yassin's rookie contract is also about to expire, and whether to renew his contract next season will be another problem for the Raiders.
Overall, with the division facing Mahomes, Wilson, and Herbert, it would be wise to reinforce the cornerbacks. Still, whether Yassin is up to the task will remain a question mark.
Pony: A-
The question of whether to renew Yassin's contract has embarrassed the Ponies. Although he has been steadily improving, he has not yet reflected the potential to become a first-line cornerback, which can only be regarded as ordinary. So, instead of losing him on the free market next season, trade him in advance.
But the pony got a surprise in this deal, that is, the rush pass Ngakovi! He is a very systematic biased player, with enterprise-level rushes and night-level defensive runs. However, with defensive experts like Defrester Buckner and Darius Leonard in the Colts, Ngakovi can fully concentrate on passing and play to his advantage.
Heavy layoffs
The Titans cut veteran outsider Julio Jones
Which team would you like to sign Julio?