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AJ Brown says Chiefs and Jets tried to trade him to Titans before Eagles deal | News, Scores, Highlights, Stats & Rumors | Launderer’s report
Before the Philadelphia Eagles acquired AJ Brown in a draft trade from the Tennessee Titans, other teams also tried to land the Pro Bowl receiver.
Brown said on the raw room that the Kansas City Chiefs and New York Jets tried to trade for him (at 40:50 in the video):
The wide was instead distributed to the Eagles and had a career year, totaling 88 catches for 1,496 yards and 11 touchdowns. He was named a second-team All-Pro and even earned an MVP vote while helping Philadelphia go 14-3 with a trip to the Super Bowl.
Considering Brown’s impact, a trade to a different location could have changed the landscape for the 2022 season.
Intro to 2023 NFL Franchise Tags: Candidates to watch while the window is open | NFL.com
8-Orlando Brown
Kansas City Chiefs OT
During the week leading up to the Super Bowl, Brown indicated that he wanted to stay with the Chiefs. Brown received the tag last year and he could be on his way to being tagged again. Brown turned down a long-term deal last year, and negotiations this offseason should be fascinating. In the meantime, the Chiefs are not expected to allow him access to the open market. Marking it at around $20 million — and locking down the left tackle from the line that didn’t allow a sack by the league’s top team in the Super Bowl — seems like a bargain.
NFL franchise tag values, guide: what the 32 teams should do in 2023 | USA today
Kansas City Chiefs
LT Orlando Brown Jr.: Almost a no-brainer, and Brown told USA TODAY Sports after the Super Bowl that he expects to be back and protect QB Patrick Mahomes’ blindside in 2023. A franchise tag would guarantee Brown would win 20 million in 2023 given that it was franchised. Last year.
The PFF 101: Spotlight on the 101 best players of the 2022 NFL season | NFL News, Rankings & Stats | PFF
99. THE JARIUS SNEED, CHIEF OF KANSAS CITY
Sneed has played both in the slot and out for the Chiefs this season and has been the team’s top cornerback. He allowed 9.3 yards per reception and made 44 massive defensive saves, including the playoffs, the most of any cornerback in the league.
Here’s a look at some important dates on the 2023 NFL offseason schedule | The mothership
March 15: The 2023 league year begins at 3:00 p.m. CT, which means unrestricted free agents are allowed to sign contracts with any team. The start of the new league year also means the following:
By the 3:00 p.m. CT deadline, teams must exercise options for 2023 on all players who have an option clause in their contracts.
Additionally, by the 3:00 p.m. CT deadline, teams must submit qualifying offers to their restricted free agents whose contracts are expiring in order to retain a right of refusal (and compensation) if the player signs a roster. offer with another team.
The trading period begins at 3:00 p.m. CT. No trading can officially take place before this time.
By 3:00 p.m. CT, all teams must be under the 2023 salary cap.
Finally, by 3:00 p.m. CT, teams must submit a minimum wage offer to players whose contracts are expiring and who have less than three accumulated seasons of free agent credit in order to retain exclusive bargaining rights.
Daniel Jeremiah 2023 NFL mock draft 2.0: Tyree Wilson passes Will Anderson Jr.; Lions take QB | NFL.com
31 – Kansas City Chiefs
Nolan Smith
Georgia · Edge · Senior
Smith is an exceptional athlete who reminds me a bit of Haason Reddick when he came out of Temple. Smith would get plenty of pass-rush opportunities in Kansas City, thanks to the offense led by Patrick Mahomes.
NFL Free Agency 2023: Best Team Matches Top 50 Players Available | ESPN
27. JuJu Smith-Schuster, WR
Best Team Composition: Kansas City Chiefs
I like Smith-Schuster returning to the Chiefs on a short-term contract, given how he was deployed in Andy Reid’s passing game last season. He can work dirty areas of the pitch as a niche target for Mahomes, and he will flex outside to run isolation routes. Smith-Schuster recorded 73 receptions for 933 yards during the regular season, and he also showed up on the Super Bowl stage, catching seven of nine targets for 53 yards.
NFL 2023 Mock Draft: Bears stay at No. 1 and move to defense | CBS Sports
Zay Flowers WR
BOSTON COLLEGE • SR • 5’10” / 172 LBS
Flowers is a smaller wide receiver, but he’s one of the best slot receivers in the draft. With Mecole Hardman and JuJu Smith-Schuster in free agency, Flowers is a bespoke replacement for the types of plays like throwing sweeps and zone breaking concepts that Andy Reid likes to execute.
Around the NFL
Derek Carr’s free agency will be a ‘long process,’ says QB brother | ESPN
Carr visited the Jets last weekend and spent several days with the Saints earlier this month, but he is still a free agent since Tuesday, a week after being released by the Raiders. His older brother David Carr, a former NFL quarterback, discussed Derek’s recent visit to the Jets during an interview Monday night.
“He’s had a great journey, but honestly it’s going to be a long process,” David Carr said in an interview with NFL Network. “He really only has the Saints, Raiders and Jets to compare those three places to, so he wants to do his due diligence and see as many places as possible to get an idea of what the best place for him will be. .
The Panthers have also been linked to Carr, but a league source told ESPN’s David Newton that Carolina does not plan to strongly pursue the veteran quarterback immediately.
NFL Free Agency Running Backs Market 2023: Ranking the Top 10 Looking for New Deals, Led by Saquon Barkley, Josh Jacobs | CBS Sports
6. Kareem Hunt, 27, (Cleveland Browns)
Hunt recorded just 678 scrimmage yards and four total touchdowns in 2022, and could play for another team in 2023. The 27-year-old wanted an extension last offseason, didn’t get it and then allegedly been involved in trade negotiations. – but ultimately not processed.
Maybe Hunt could look for a team where he’s the No. 1 back. In his first full season with the Browns in 2020, Hunt recorded 1,145 scrimmage yards and 11 total touchdowns. He has plenty of ball left.
In case you missed it on Arrowhead Pride
Chiefs-Eagles Super Bowl 2023: Travis Kelce mislined on Skyy Moore’s touchdown
We had already learned that something in this room was not quite right. Previously, it was explained that Moore was lined up on the wrong side of the formation; it was supposed to be wide right instead of wide left. But according to King, it was tight end Travis Kelce who was in the wrong place.
Much like he did on the previous touchdown pass to Kadarius Toney, Kelce was supposed to be lined up on the same side as the main receiver – in this case, Moore – who would start a quick inward throwing motion and then cut back. outward, causing the Eagles secondary to lose track of it. In case Philadelphia covered Moore, Kelce was supposed to be a backup receiver in the same area.
But Kelce was lined up alongside the LAW attack instead of LEFT tackle. Head coach Andy Reid saw that Kelce was in the wrong place and was trying to call a timeout. But according to King (and quarterback coach Matt Nagy), Mahomes simply took him in stride.
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