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So MLB is going to do the whole "lets keep Trevor Bauer on administrative leave by extending the leave another week or two without suspending him" spiel for the entire season aren't they?

Las Vegas is interesting because for years they have been one of the go to cities of alternative football (CFL during their failed US expansion, XFL 1.0 and UFL) and for the last two seasons they have sat at the big kids table and are now dipping back into the Alt football pool it seems like.

So Mike Florio from Pro Football Talk believes that Tom Brady will be the QB of the Miami Dolphins in 2023, not realizing the possibility that Tua balls out and has an MVP caliber season

College Football: We have had a crazy offseason with all of the transfers and coaching changes like Lincoln Riley to USC and Brian Kelly to LSU. NFL: Hold my beer, College Football!

Canadians right now:

the sport of football has granted us off the field chaos and it's great. First it was the coaching carousel in College (as well as re-alignment) and now it's NFL Free Agency/Trades.

Don't tell Mike Florio that. He probably still believes that Tom Brady will be the starting QB of the 49ers in 2023.

Mike Florio from Pro Football Talk says that Baker would be a good fit in Detroit because he thinks Dan Campbell could control his attitude.

The talk is that although Rodgers has a new contract, he's probably going to take it year by year and could easily retire after 1 or 2 of the seasons.

They could or they could "Suck for Stroud" or go "Yahoo for Young" by going with Lock and Geno Smith for the season.

Not Winston

So umm...who does Kyle Pitts catch passes from now if this trade goes through?

Touche. There are people who want Gardner Minshew to be a starter somewhere in the league. I sense the future of Minshew will be that he'll replace Ryan Fitzpatrick as "guy NFL teams bring in as a short term solution but not as the guy so he'll end up playing for 15 years with 8-10 teams" except that he's a lot more consistent than Fitzpatrick. Makes me wonder how many teams right now think that Minshew would be an upgrade over what they currently have. Would Minshew be an upgrade over Tua, Trubisky, Wentz, Goff, Darnold, (Daniel) Jones? Would he be an upgrade over Tannehill in Tennessee? He's entering the final year of his rookie contract, so if he does play at all in 2022 and plays well in 2022, I wonder how much interest there would be for him in the open market.

After trading Case Keenum: So now the QB market is down to Jameis Winston, Marcus Mariota, Ryan Fitzpatrick (who might retire instead) and Andy Dalton.

Maybe Winston. Mariota was replaced by Tannehill so they won't bring him back. Fitzpatrick played for them in 2013 and wasn't great.

Jimmy G, Baker Mayfield and (probably) Gardner Minshew, (maybe) Matt Ryan and (maybe) Jordan Love can be had in trades. Seattle, New Orleans, Indy and Carolina need QBs. Atlanta might join them if they trade Ryan. Detroit and New York Giants are maybes but they seem like they want to give their current QB's a chance. There's also Marcus Mariota, Jamies Winston, Ryan Fitzpatrick (if he doesn't decide to retire), Jacoby Brissett and Andy Dalton. Also teams needing backups like the Bills, Jaguars (maybe), 49ers (if they trade Jimmy G), Raiders (Garrett Gilbert is a camp body at best), Bucs and Rams. Plus the draft class isn't all that strong.

He played shockingly well last year before his injury.

Houston believes Davis Mills can be a franchise QB. They will give him a shot for 2022. Mayfield will either be a Colt, Seahawk or Saint.