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The NFL roster cuts have started to happen. They have already down the first round of cuts last week, and now we’re in the second round.
I will be updating this Tracker each day, till the end of the finally round of cuts are done.
49ers
Bears
Bengals
Bills
Broncos
Browns
Buccaneers
Cardinals
Chargers
Chiefs
Colts
Commanders
Cowboys
Dolphins
Eagles
Falcons
Giants
Jaguars
Jets
Lions
Packers
Panthers
Patriots
Raiders
Rams
Ravens
Saints
Seahawks
Steelers
Texans
Titans
Vikings
Bears sign OL Michael Schofield
Bengals sign 3 players: DT Domenique Davis, DE Raymond Johnson, and LB Tegray Scales
Bills sign G Jordan Simmons
Chiefs signed OT David Steinmetz and OT Evin Ksiezarczyk
Chiefs place WR Justyn Ross on season-ending IR
Falcons placed DT Eddie Goldman on the retired list
Giants tried out TE Eric Ebron and OL Kendall Lamm
Packers worked out 6 players: QB Nate Stanley, WR Jonathan Adams, WR Osirus Mitchell, WR Ryan Wisniewski, C Ty Clary and G Denzel Okafor
Packers signing S Dallin Leavitt
Packers extend contracts for HC Matt LaFleur, GM Brian Gutekunst and VP Russ Ball
Panthers hosting DT Danny Shelton for a try out
Panthers signing 3rd round QB Matt Corral
Patriots activating LB Raekwon McMillan from the PUP list
Patriots worked out 5 players: WR Derrick Dillon, WR Terry Goodwin, WR Andrew Jamiel, TE La’Michael Pettway and TE Cinque Sweeting
Raiders re-signed G Jordan Meredith
Raiders OL Denzell Good has retired
Ravens working out RBs Wayne Gallman and Corey Clement
Ravens restructure CB Marlon Humphrey’s contract
Steelers release RB Trey Edmunds
Texans work out 4 RBs: Artavis Pierce, Austin Walters, Max Borghi and Cyrus Habibi-Likio
Vikings place 2 on PUP list: WR Blake Proehl and LB Ryan Connelly
Vikings sign TE Shaun Beyer
The NFL has become so trade happy lately. Let’s take a look at some of the offensive players that could be on the move this season.
This is a look at the Quarterbacks though Tight Ends that could be traded. Offensive line will be posted later.
Some of these players may not have a big market, but they still bring some depth for their position. Some of these players may not be traded unless the right offer is made.
Let’s get into it.
Quarterbacks
Running Backs /Full Backs
Wide Receivers
Tight Ends
Texans Rookie Minicamp tryout players.
Titans Rookie Minicamp tryout players.
Broncos Rookie Minicamp tryout players.
Giants Rookie Minicamp tryout players.
Panthers Rookie Minicamp notes.
Former Browns Wide Receiver Ryan Switzer is getting a tryout at their Minicamp. Panthers are also having former Michigan State QB Anthony Russo for a tryout.
Vikings
Vikings are hosting former Steelers DT Isaiah Buggs for a tryout during their Rookie Minicamp this weekend. During his three-year career Buggs has played in 29 games with 7 starts, 31 Tackles, 2 Tackles for Loss, and 1 Pass Breakup.
Here’s our 2022 Undrafted Free Agent Tracker. We will be reporting the official undrafted free agent signing for all 32 teams.
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The 2022 NFL Draft is finally in the books. Let’s recap what happened in rounds four through seven.
The Ravens continue to build up their depth on both sides of the ball. They were hit so hard last season with injuries, now they seem to have improved that on paper. Time will tell what will happen during offseason workouts and training camp.
Steelers continue to have a solid draft. They scored one of the fastest receivers at the Combine with Calvin Austin (Memphis) and one of the hardest working linebackers in the draft with Mark Robinson (Ole Miss). They opened the Draft with improving the Quarterback room, and closed it with selecting South Dakota State QB Chris Oladokun.
Let’s get into the recap.
Round 4
Round 5
Round 6
Round 7
Day two was just like day one. The surprises keep coming and Quarterbacks keep dropping. It was a long fifty-four picks till a Quarterback got drafted.
Malik Willis finally had his wait come to an end when the Titans traded up to select him towards the end of the third round.
Panthers got their Quarterback to compete with Sam Darnold. They traded back into the end of the third round to select Ole Miss QB Matt Corral.
The Jets continue to have an amazing draft, and the Bills keep strengthening their team to make another super bowl run.
The Steelers continue to have a solid draft with building up the wide receiver group and defensive line group. They are doing a nice job retooling to stay competitive in the AFC North.
Now let’s get into how the recap of Rounds two and three
Round 2
Round 3
This has been the most interesting first round draft I’ve seen in years. You had no idea of how it would unfold.
This is the first draft since 1997 when the 49ers drafted Virginia Tech QB Jim Druckenmiller with the 26th pick.
It was also the first draft to have nine trades and six wide receivers selected in the first round.
This is the most trades made in the first round in past few years that were for active players in the league.
With that let’s get into how the first round unfolded.
With the Steelers being so active in Free Agency. I thought it would be good to take a look at the dead cap space the Steelers are carrying so far this season.
At this point of the offseason the Steelers have $25,809, 424 million in dead cap space.
Here is the breakdown.