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Colts 2023 A Time To Change
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Thought this was funny and likely is accurate on the options.
“The choices seem to be Jets or retire, unless he’s willing to activate for the ultra-awkward option and return to Green Bay. And given that retirement would cost nearly $60 million and relegate him to “special guest star” status for the Tom Brady Hall of Fame enshrinement weekend, don’t be surprised if Rodgers is, by the middle of the week, officially a Jet.”
ChristianPatriot
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Don’t let anyone tell you Chris Ballard isn’t active in free agency. 
thunderchicken
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Don’t let anyone tell you Chris Ballard isn’t active in free agency.
Good grief
ChristianPatriot
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Not a bad list to be on. Hopefully he doesn’t fall off a cliff.
Don’t let anyone tell you Chris Ballard isn’t active in free agency.
Fantastic signing. Might be the best kicker in the league.
ChristianPatriot
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Justin Tucker still breathes
I'm surprised that Vinatieri wasn't on that list.
A great kicker is huge, and it is as hard as it has been in a long time to kick. Look at all the critical misses last season.
Report: Matt Gay leaving Rams for four-year deal with Colts - ProFootballTalk
The Colts are locking down and shoring up their special teams. Despite losing special teams coach Bubba Ventrone, the team re-signed core special teams player E.J. Speed and now has agreed to terms with free agent kicker Matt Gay.NFL Media reports that Gay has agreed to a four-year, $22.5...
He's also 33 years old, and not on the market (as far as I know?). Also, Tucker may be historically still more accurate for his entire career, but compare the two in the most recent seasons, and the calculus changes.
2022: Gay 93.3% (8th), Tucker 86.0% (21st)
2021: Tucker 94.6% (4th), Gay 94.1% (5th)
2020: Tucker 89.7% (16th), Gay 87.5% (17th)
2019: Tucker 96.6% (4th), Gay 77.1% (28th)
They're basically the same now, but Gay appears to be trending up while Tucker appears maybe to be trending down. Trend analysis may be confounded by small sample size and Tucker having up/down years.
ChristianPatriot
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Tucker’s also played his whole career outdoors
I really have no dog in the "who's the best kicker in the league" hunt. The underlying point is that this was a fantastic signing, at an appropriate salary based on league peers.
This guy is pretty good in the red zone.
*But, Jackson wants a fully guaranteed contract for a long-term deal.
*He's missed five games in each of the past two seasons with injuries, and he has never completed a full season
*The risk will never disappear; eventually, it will get worse with age.
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*But, Jackson wants a fully guaranteed contract for a long-term deal.
*He's missed five games in each of the past two seasons with injuries, and he has never completed a full season
*The risk will never disappear; eventually, it will get worse with age.
Insider: Should the Colts pursue QB Lamar Jackson? A look at the pros, cons and likelihood
As the Colts search for a quarterback, a 26-year-old MVP might be available. A look at the pros, cons and likelihood of acquiring Lamar Jackson.
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Spot on! A hard no here. I don’t think anybody is pursuing him. He is an idiot. This is designed to gin up interest.This guy is pretty good in the red zone.
*But, Jackson wants a fully guaranteed contract for a long-term deal.
*He's missed five games in each of the past two seasons with injuries, and he has never completed a full season
*The risk will never disappear; eventually, it will get worse with age.
Insider: Should the Colts pursue QB Lamar Jackson? A look at the pros, cons and likelihood
As the Colts search for a quarterback, a 26-year-old MVP might be available. A look at the pros, cons and likelihood of acquiring Lamar Jackson.
“The man who represents himself has a fool for a client.”
He has no agent. He is the top running QB, an MVP, and has no shoe deal while others less than him do. Why? No agent to get it for him. Allen was drafted in the same draft and round, he made $66 million the last two years, Jackson, $24 million. It is commonly believed that Jackson and his mom will not hire an agent because to do so would be admitting they were wrong in not doing so earlier so in ignorant arrogance they have little to no interest.
The most interest seems to be from Washington.
Update on the Rodgers situation.
“Some believe the Jets are lowballing the Packers. The Packers, in turn, recognize that the Jets need Rodgers, badly. With Derek Carr and Jimmy Garoppolo going elsewhere, the Jets don’t have a viable Plan B — unless they plan to make a run at Lamar Jackson or to try to trade for someone like Matthew Stafford.”
“From New York’s perspective, what are the Packers going to do, keep Rodgers? Last week, CEO Mark Murphy said that Rodgers would be the starter in 2023 only “if things don’t work out the way we want them.”
“From Green Bay’s perspective, they seem to believe Rodgers is choosing between playing for the Jets or retiring. And the cap hit for the Packers would actually be much lower in 2023, if his retirement is processed after June 1. It’s costing them more than $24 million in 2023 cap dollars to trade him before June 1.”
“Through it all, Rodgers holds the nuclear option. He can tell the Packers to get ready for one more year with Rodgers on the roster at a price tag of nearly $60 million.”
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“Some believe the Jets are lowballing the Packers. The Packers, in turn, recognize that the Jets need Rodgers, badly. With Derek Carr and Jimmy Garoppolo going elsewhere, the Jets don’t have a viable Plan B — unless they plan to make a run at Lamar Jackson or to try to trade for someone like Matthew Stafford.”
“From New York’s perspective, what are the Packers going to do, keep Rodgers? Last week, CEO Mark Murphy said that Rodgers would be the starter in 2023 only “if things don’t work out the way we want them.”
“From Green Bay’s perspective, they seem to believe Rodgers is choosing between playing for the Jets or retiring. And the cap hit for the Packers would actually be much lower in 2023, if his retirement is processed after June 1. It’s costing them more than $24 million in 2023 cap dollars to trade him before June 1.”
“Through it all, Rodgers holds the nuclear option. He can tell the Packers to get ready for one more year with Rodgers on the roster at a price tag of nearly $60 million.”
Packers, Jets may be caught in a "game of chicken" over Aaron Rodgers - ProFootballTalk
On Monday, word emerged that quarterback Aaron Rodgers had decided to play for the Jets. Evidence to support that conclusion came from information that he was working to recruit one or more Packers free agents to join the Jets.But now, nearly 24 hours later, nothing has happened. There’s...
“While nothing has been confirmed, all signs currently point toward Aaron Rodgers soon getting traded to the Jets.”
“That’s backed up by New York targeting receiver Allen Lazard, who shares a solid connection with Rodgers.”
“Now there’s reporting that another one of Rodgers’ favorite targets could be on the way to join Rodgers with the Jets.”
“According to Adam Schefter of ESPN, the Jets have Randall Cobb “on their radar” for the coming days of free agency.”
profootballtalk.nbcsports.com
“That’s backed up by New York targeting receiver Allen Lazard, who shares a solid connection with Rodgers.”
“Now there’s reporting that another one of Rodgers’ favorite targets could be on the way to join Rodgers with the Jets.”
“According to Adam Schefter of ESPN, the Jets have Randall Cobb “on their radar” for the coming days of free agency.”
Report: Jets have Randall Cobb "on their radar" as free agent target
While nothing has been confirmed, all signs currently point toward Aaron Rodgers soon getting traded to the Jets.
profootballtalk.nbcsports.com
So...Green Bay, NY?“While nothing has been confirmed, all signs currently point toward Aaron Rodgers soon getting traded to the Jets.”
“That’s backed up by New York targeting receiver Allen Lazard, who shares a solid connection with Rodgers.”
“Now there’s reporting that another one of Rodgers’ favorite targets could be on the way to join Rodgers with the Jets.”
“According to Adam Schefter of ESPN, the Jets have Randall Cobb “on their radar” for the coming days of free agency.”
Report: Jets have Randall Cobb "on their radar" as free agent target
While nothing has been confirmed, all signs currently point toward Aaron Rodgers soon getting traded to the Jets.
My prediction is NY. GB needs him gone, NY needs him.
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