ARGOMENTO: Seattle Seahawks, nflcoffeemugs.com, Custom NFL

From his profile: “He has reliable hands, plays a physical brand of football, and is a good athlete.”

“I don’t want to say a lock because it’s any given Sunday in this league,” he said. “That’s just respect to each and every team. So I don’t want to say a lock for the Super Bowl, but with having a quarterback like that, and just seeing what we did last year and just seeing what he can bring to this team, there’s no wonder why we can’t [win it all].”Seattle Seahawks

Both points could be important notes for Dallas, as they are not typically big spenders in free agency. The Cowboys might be able to get a bargain deal on a good player. With the hiring of new defensive coordinator Dan Quinn, the Cowboy’s are expected to shift back to a Cover-3 defense more similar to what they ran under Rod Marinelli and Kris Richard. With players like Earl Thomas and Kam Chancellor starting at safety during Quinn’s time in Seattle and spending a first-round pick on Keanu Neal in Atlanta, having solid safety play was seemingly a priority to Quinn.Tennessee Titans

nflcoffeemugs.com
Custom NFL Coffee Travel Mugs

Sure, Arch Manning could look at his famous uncles and grandfather for quarterbacking inspiration, but the highly coveted 2023 pro-style passer really wants to emulate some of the best up-and-comers of his generation: Clemson Tigers quarterback Trevor Lawrence and Kansas City Chiefs star Patrick Mahomes.

Should all of those players be cut or traded, they represent around $45 million in cap room. Should the cap be $180 million as some believe it will, that would put the Raiders at somewhere around $40 million in cap room.New York Giants

Reuter’s first round had the Packers trading up from No. 29 to take Northwestern cornerback Greg Newsome at No. 22 overall. The cost to move up seven spots was a pair of mid-round picks.Green Bay Packers

So it’s kind of reassuring to know they aren’t alone. They don’t even have it as bad as some of their competition. NFC rivals including the Philadelphia Eagles ($26.8 million), Chicago Bears ($17.6 million), Atlanta Falcons ($14.2 million), and Green Bay Packers ($9.7 million) all have their own hurdles to clear before reaching cap compliance. Sure, the Saints have problems to address. But they’ve won more games over the last four years than all of those opponents, and they’re making moves to keep their core together for life after Drew Brees.