The official 2025 NFL Free Agency thread

Diggs is a Patriot, 3 years 69 mil

 

That's a lot of money for a WR coming off of an ACL injury.

 

It was. Trading down in the first is tricky. You kind of have to leverage the dynamic talent of the first rounders with the depth the rest of the way. Then you mix in the nuance of depth of particular positions you're looking for and such.

End of day i like Grant, Harmon, and Barron, all of whom are possibilities at 21, but begin to fall off quickly every pick thereafter. Just my opinion, but if Ward and Sanders go early, I'd prefer using 21 on one of them than Dart. If they want to trade down to get Dart, there are scenarios where they could gain a good comp package with the right team, have a good chance at Dart and DL/RB/CB later.

 

I'm not sure if they sent anybody to Harmon's pro day, if it was then probably just an area scout.

 

Looks like they sent a senior scouting assistant. Little surprised Dunbar didn't go, but Tomlin and Co. rarely make a West Coast trek.

 

I would still like the Steelers to bring in a #1 RB this offseason. Warren is as much of a starting RB, as Mason is a starting QB. Right now both Mason and Warren are #1 on the depth chart, but that doesn't mean anyone of them should be the teams true #1 when the season opens.


I guess the Nick Chubb guesses could be right pretty soon; I think this article is more pulled out of the authors Ass, than actual reporting though.

https://www.sportingnews.com/us/nfl...fc-playoff-contender/3ec32e9e602747d62ef9d8ae

 

Don't waste your time with any articles from The Sporting News and Chubb isn't a #1RB anymore.

 

The Sporting News used to have such a great start of baseball season edition. I really miss that level of effort.

 

Chubb is at that bad age for Pro's, 30. I don't know if he is healthy. Missed a lot of games I believe last season. A healthy Chubb and Warren would help Rodgers go deep to Metcalf and Pickens. A man can dream.

How about this headline next February, "Aaron Rodgers wins his 2nd SB leading the team he beat in his first SB to victory". Like I said a man can dream

 

I read it all the time. Loved their season predictions.

 

Overpaid for Geno the 4th best QB in the division.

 

That is just freaking stupid. 2 years for $85 million.

About as smart as the Giants paying Daniel Jones 4 years for $160 million, for an average QB at best only to be bench and then cut in his 2nd year.

 

At least Rudolph has started 18 games in the NFL.

 

BOOM! SHOTS FIRED!

 

Like I said, the Steelers did a good job selling a story and quite a few folks here were suckered into believing it!