
Report: Talks Between Titans and Logan Ryan Talks Remain in Limbo
The Titans have made re-signing Logan Ryan a top priority, but talks remain in limbo.

The Titans have made re-signing Logan Ryan a top priority, but talks remain in limbo.
The Indianapolis Colts and general manager Chris Ballard has made it clear they want to improve and add to their defense. That plan remains true as the Colts have signed their third defensive player of the offseason.

Though initial reports said he was signing with the Ravens, defensive tackle Michael Brockers is re-signing with the Rams.
The San Francisco 49ers got another first-round draft pick to add onto their 31st overall selection after trading star defensive tackle DeForest Buckner to the Indianapolis Colts for the 13th overall pick in this year’s draft. This opens up a world of opportunities for the Niners, who can now draft a premier player on day one. Their main and central need is at wide receiver especially after Emmanuel Sanders left in free agency to sign with the New Orleans Saints. Other draft needs are at defensive tackle, safety, and offensive line.

In Part III of Ryan Potts’s simulation series, the #Steelers try to continue their magical run in the playoffs.

C.J. Mosley was greeted with a familiar face on Monday as the Jets signed his former playing-mate to a one-year deal.

The Buccaneers are bringing back yet another key piece of their dominant defense.
The Philadelphia Eagles are further adding to their cornerback depth, as they signed former Los Angeles Rams and Buffalo Bills nickel cornerback Nickell Robey-Coleman to a one-year deal on Wednesday. Josina Anderson from ESPN had the news first, saying that Robey-Coleman texted her he was signing there.

Should the Jets make a move for another offensive lineman? If so, at what cost?
With this being the first offseason for Joe Douglas as the head man for the Jets, we are continuing to find out what his philosophy is to build a team. He has had a price in mind for free agents and has refused to go above his offer which is refreshing after Mike Maccagnan continued to throw out large contracts. We’ve also seen that Douglas has thrown a bunch of one-year deals to players to maintain cap flexibility and build the core of the franchise through the draft.

There has been a lot of turnover in the NFL this offseason thus far. However, there are still some household names that have yet to sign.
Where will they end up?

The Jets replaced Robby Anderson with another explosive wideout on Tuesday.

The Titans have made re-signing Logan Ryan a top priority, but talks remain in limbo.
The Indianapolis Colts and general manager Chris Ballard has made it clear they want to improve and add to their defense. That plan remains true as the Colts have signed their third defensive player of the offseason.

Though initial reports said he was signing with the Ravens, defensive tackle Michael Brockers is re-signing with the Rams.
The San Francisco 49ers got another first-round draft pick to add onto their 31st overall selection after trading star defensive tackle DeForest Buckner to the Indianapolis Colts for the 13th overall pick in this year’s draft. This opens up a world of opportunities for the Niners, who can now draft a premier player on day one. Their main and central need is at wide receiver especially after Emmanuel Sanders left in free agency to sign with the New Orleans Saints. Other draft needs are at defensive tackle, safety, and offensive line.

In Part III of Ryan Potts’s simulation series, the #Steelers try to continue their magical run in the playoffs.

C.J. Mosley was greeted with a familiar face on Monday as the Jets signed his former playing-mate to a one-year deal.

The Buccaneers are bringing back yet another key piece of their dominant defense.
The Philadelphia Eagles are further adding to their cornerback depth, as they signed former Los Angeles Rams and Buffalo Bills nickel cornerback Nickell Robey-Coleman to a one-year deal on Wednesday. Josina Anderson from ESPN had the news first, saying that Robey-Coleman texted her he was signing there.

Should the Jets make a move for another offensive lineman? If so, at what cost?
With this being the first offseason for Joe Douglas as the head man for the Jets, we are continuing to find out what his philosophy is to build a team. He has had a price in mind for free agents and has refused to go above his offer which is refreshing after Mike Maccagnan continued to throw out large contracts. We’ve also seen that Douglas has thrown a bunch of one-year deals to players to maintain cap flexibility and build the core of the franchise through the draft.

There has been a lot of turnover in the NFL this offseason thus far. However, there are still some household names that have yet to sign.
Where will they end up?

The Jets replaced Robby Anderson with another explosive wideout on Tuesday.
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