Hot news
– Chase Young va rebondir à New Orleans
– Leighton Vander Esch announces his retirement
– The Bills extend Taron Johnson for three years
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Chiefs threaten to leave Kansas City
THE Chiefs want to renovate Arrowhead Stadium, but would like a helping hand from local public institutions in the project. They are asking for the extension of certain taxes in order to finance the work. A vote will take place on April 2, and if the decision does not go in the direction of the club it could decide to pack its bags.
“It’s very simple,” President Mark Donovan told KSHB.com. “These are not new taxes, and you will be able to keep both clubs [les Royals et les Chiefs]. We, the Chiefs, must consider all of our options. I think that includes leaving Kansas City, but our goal is to stay here. »
The 49ers sanctioned in the Draft for an accounting error!
THE 49ers will be sanctioned by the league for an accounting error. The NFL discovered an inaccuracy in the deferral of 2022 salaries, an act that was unintentional and had no consequences in the cap.
However, the club will see its 2024 4th round draft pick moved to the end of the rotation (a loss of 5 places), and will lose its 2025 5th round pick.
“We take our responsibilities and we accept the sanction of the NFL linked to an error in the accounts. At no time did we mislead or deceive the league or gain a competitive advantage in connection with the accounting error,” explains a press release from the San Francisco franchise.
Transactions
– Kevin Zeitler (OG) should commit to a season with the Lions. According to ESPN, he was on his way to a medical Monday evening, with plans to make things official on Tuesday.
– The 49ers add a quarterback to their bench. The agent of Josh Dobbs (QB) announced that the pitcher who played for the Cardinals and Vikings last year has signed for one season with San Francisco. This is a fully guaranteed $2.25 million contract, according to ESPN. At 29, Josh Dobbs should be Brock Purdy’s backup, a position left vacant by the departure of Sam Darnold to Minnesota.
The main signatures of the day
- 49ers : Brandon Parker (OL)
- Bears : Byron Cowart (DT)
- Buccaneers : Tavierre Thomas (CB)
- Chargers : Bradley Bozeman (C)
- Commanders : Michael Davis (CB)
- Dolphins : Jack Driscoll (OL)
- Jaguars : Joey Slye (K), Trevis Gipson (OLB)
- Panthers : Yosh Nijman (OT)
- Raiders : Alexander Mattison (RB)
- Seahawks : Tremayne Anchrum (OL)
- Steelers : Donte Jackson (CB, 1 an, 6M$)
- Vikings : Jonah Williams (DL)
The main re-signings of the day
- Cowboys : Rico Dowdle (RB)
- Dolphins : Isaiah Wynn (OL), Da’Shawn Hand (DT)
- Falcons : Kentavius Street (DL)
- Packers : Robert Rochell (CB)
Rumors
– Russell Wilson (QB, Steelers) had met with the Giants before signing with Pittsburgh. But according to The Athletic, he had not received assurance that he would start ahead of Daniel Jones (QB). This meeting took place before the one with the Steelers, who were visibly more convincing.
Injuries
– Released by the Packers a few days ago, David Bakhtiari (OT) is not done with football. Hampered by knee problems, he continues his rehabilitation and conditioning with the aim of getting back into the league. There is therefore no question of retirement for the lineman. (NFL Media)
And bref
– Finally Kyle Pitts (TE, Falcons) will keep his number 8. With the arrival of Kirk Cousins (QB) in Georgia, it seemed understood that the quarterback was going to ask to get his favorite number back, and yet no. In Atlanta, he will wear the 18. The franchise announced it.
Odell Beckham bids farewell to the Ravens
Odell Beckham (WR) is free from any contract. Apparently his next destination won’t be a return to Baltimore. On Instagram, he posted a photo of himself in a Ravens jersey with a message of thanks.
“I did the best I could with the opportunities I had. I wish I could have won the jackpot for you. Thanks for the good vibes. To the city of Baltimore, I will be with you forever. […] »
Kenny Pickett: “I handled the situation the way I was supposed to handle it”
Called into question by Pittsburgh following the arrival of Russell Wilson in Pennsylvania and traded to Philadelphia, Kenny Pickett (QB) considers that he has done what he had to do and is very satisfied with his new destination.
“I think communication is communication. It was private. I’m confident in the way I handled the situation,” Pickett said, according to ProFootballTalk.com. “I handled it the way I was supposed to handle it. I’m excited to be here. It’s so good that I’m landing in Philly. […] I believe everything happens for a reason, and I am where I am supposed to be. »
“With what’s leaked, I think it’s about time.” I wanted a chance to go somewhere else to continue to advance my career. The fact that it’s in Philly – the place where I grew up and fell in love with the game – with a great coaching staff, and great players. I’m looking forward to meeting the guys in a few weeks when everyone comes back to town. I think it’s a great opportunity to join this team. »
NFLPA: “They are changing the fields to put grass for the Football World Cup”
A sensitive and recurring subject in the NFL, playing surfaces are always contested by players while owners continue to more or less turn a deaf ear. This week, it was union president Jalen Reeves-Maybin (Lions) who once again reignited the debate.
“We see right now that they’re changing the playing surfaces for the World Cup, and the soccer players aren’t playing on synthetics,” the players’ representative told the Detroit Free-Press. “I really think it’s something that can happen, and it’s proven that it’s a safer solution. Over time, we’ve put player safety and health front and center, and playing surfaces are a big part of that. »
On the other hand, regarding the 18-game season, the debate is not yet open for the NFLPA.
“I think people are rushing to this topic because it just came out. But I think there are a lot of other things to get, and when it’s time we’ll look at that. »
Austin Ekeler: “the Commanders were clearly the most interested”
Freshly recruited by Washington, Austin Ekeler (RB) believes he still has a lot of football left to give on the field, and that he can be a factor in the locker room for his new teammates. He’s sure that’s why the Commanders came for him.
“They were clearly the most interested, and I think it has to do with their situation at running back,” explained the runner according to ProFootballTalk.com. ” They have [Brian Robinson], and it was necessary to recruit another back to form a tandem, and bring leadership to the team. I thought it fit. »
“I’m going to score some touchdowns for them, that’s for sure. If we get to the red zone and they find a way to give me the ball in the meantime.
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2024-03-19 07:17:11
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