The ram made up a big external connection
It seems that OBJ can't be retained?
Today is the fourth day of the opening of the free agent market, most teams have entered the work of signing the finale, and the big fish in the market have basically been fished. However, there are still some teams that have made some high-quality signings. And Watson's return to the quarterback market has also been stirred up in chaos, and trading rumors are boiling!
Free to sign
Falcons signed 2-year, $11 million with former Raider cornerback Kathy Hayward
Signing Rating: B
Hayward was an excellent cornerback early in his career, and many teams have suffered against him. However, he is 33 years old and his performance has slipped visibly over the past few seasons. The signing is not so much about enhancing combat effectiveness as it is about proving to Watson the team's determination to win.
Tigers signed a one-year contract with Falcons near-end front Hayden Hirst, the exact price is not disclosed
Signing rating: B+
Hearst was the first-round pick of 2018. But like many of his recent signings, he never met the draft's expectations. A one-year short contract allowed him to prove himself at the Tigers and was a win-win option. Although the contract details have not yet been announced, it should be cheaper than Yuzoma, which is a good signing for the Tigers with a vacant position at the near end.
The Patriots signed 2 years and 4 million to take over Ty Montgomery before Saints
Although Montgomery is a well-known player in the NFL, his performance has always been ordinary, there is not much worth writing, and the average salary of 2 million contracts is in line with his own ability. However, seeing the success of Dipo Samuel and Calderell Patterson, this kind of player who can be rushed looks very popular in the current league. Maybe Bellichek had already worked out Montgomery's instruction manual?
The Rams signed for 3 years and 46.5 million to former Bears outside of the contract with Alan Robinson
Signing Rating: B-
WOW！ This is another unexpected signing! Robinson is a bit like Stafford in the outside position, who has been mixed in the weak team but has always been able to have a stable output. For the Rams, though, their already modest salary space has been exacerbated by the signing. They don't look like they're going to sign any other players, and even Robert Woods in their own team is likely to be traded. But would Robinson be better suited to the Rams than OBJ and Woods? I am skeptical.
The Bears signed a 1-year, $4 million contract with former Chiefs Outer receiver Byron Pringle
Pringle played well last season as the Chiefs' no. 4 outsider, so he also got a little attention in the offseason. Last season, Fields apparently couldn't produce too much chemistry. This time, abandoning Robinson to choose Pringle, saving space while also finding an outside receiver who may be more suitable for Fields, not to lose.
The Ravens signed for 3 years and 16 million to former Vikings Spike Michael Pierce
With Zadalius Smith, who had reached a consensus yesterday, the Ravens turned to another defensive front-line player who had played for the Ravens, Pinnacle Pierce. Pierce did well with the Crows, and it looks like the Crows know how to use him to bring out his best abilities. However, many of the spikes have struggled to stay competitive in the second half of their careers. For a veteran peak who is nearly 30 years old, the contract with an average salary of more than 5 million yuan is still a bit risky.
Trading rumors
Deschoan Watson will choose between the Saints and the Falcons
After the court acquitted Watson last week, Watson, whose imminent return to the court, became a feast on the trading market. Four of the teams expressed their interest in Watson directly, proposed their own trading chips, and met with Watson to talk about the team's future plans.
The four teams are: Carolina Panthers, New Orleans Saints, Atlanta Falcons, and Cleveland Browns. But yesterday, reporters reported that Brown and Black Panther are out of the scramble, and Watson's next home will choose between the Saints and the Falcons. This means that next season he will definitely join the League South Zone.
Baker Mayfield applied for a trade, and the Seahawks were interested but favored by the Ponies
With Brown out of the Watson scramble, their relationship with the current team's main quarterback, "Mayfield" Baker Mayfield, has become more and more delicate, even with some soap opera feelings.
After being out of the Watson scramble, Brown announced that May Field would still be the team's starting quarterback next season. But the deal attempt apparently broke Baker's heart, and he filed a trade application hours later, saying his relationship with Brown had broken down. But soon after, there were reports from reporters again that Brown would not trade Mayfield.
And that's not all, it's not just a love triangle, it's a five-corner love. After Mayfield applied for a trade, the Seahawks became the team most interested in Mayfield. However, there are messages coming out: the Ponies are Baker's favorite team. In any case, Mayfield's where to go seems to have turned into a farce, and the most passive at present is undoubtedly the Browns.
Matt Lane has a broken relationship with the Falcons or will leave the team
It wasn't just Brown who broke down with his quarterback in the Watson scramble, but also the Falcons. Falcons quarterback Matt Lane is also reportedly disappointed by the team's attempt to trade Watson, hoping that the team will trade himself.
However, the Falcon's current situation is not as embarrassing as Brown's. First, Ryan didn't formally apply for a deal, and falcons still had a chance to reunite with him. What's more, they are not yet out of the Watson scramble, and even reached the final round. So, for the Falcons, the ideal situation is undoubtedly to use Ryan as a chip to trade for Watson.
Watson, Mayfield, Lane
Where do you think they will play next season?