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Santiago Leon, Alex Quirk and other guests preview the start of the 2024 #NFL season and following along the #Ravens vs #Chiefs opening game.
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First game vs Minnesota Vikings
Adoree’ Jackson walked through a door Monday he never considered to be closed.
Jackson returned to the practice field for the Giants for the first time since last season ended.
He spent more than five months as a free agent before re-signing a one-year contract Friday that represents a marriage of convenience between a player who needed another shot in the NFL and a team who needed help at cornerback.
“No animosity, no feelings, no ill intentions on my end,” Jackson said. “When I came in and saw everybody, it was like being at a family reunion. Like, ‘Damn, I haven’t seen you in a minute. Where have you been?’ When they hit me up, it wasn’t like I didn’t want to reach out or I didn’t want to pick up the phone. I understand that things [are] a business and I don’t ever want to put business with anything personal.”
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LA Rams are worth $2 billion more than the LA Chargers
Posted on September 5, 2024 by Santiago Leon
There is a $2 billion difference in valuation between the two NFL teams in Los Angeles: the Rams, worth $8 billion, and the Chargers, worth …
Broncos’ Surtain gets record four-year $96M deal
The Denver Broncos and two-time Pro Bowl cornerback Pat Surtain ll reached agreement Wednesday on a four-year, $96 million extension that includes $77.5 million guaranteed, now making him the highest-paid defensive back in NFL history, sources told ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
The $24 million average annual value of Surtain’s deal is now tops in the NFL, ahead of the Green Bay Packers’ Jaire Alexander at $21 million.
Surtain, taken ninth overall by the Broncos in the 2021 draft, had the fifth-year option in his rookie contract picked up earlier this year.
Steelers, Heyward agree to 3-year, $45M contract
Cameron Heyward and the Pittsburgh Steelers have agreed to terms on a three-year, $45 million deal, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported on Tuesday. The contract includes $29 million in new money, nearly $15 million at signing and $16 million fully guaranteed, Rapoport added. The team later announced the three-year contract.
49ers’ Williams signs restructured deal three years $82.6M
Left tackle Trent Williams agreed to a restructured three-year, $82.66-million contract with the San Francisco 49ers to end his holdout, Williams’ agency, Elite Loyalty Sports, announced Tuesday.
Williams has been absent from team activities and facilities while seeking a new deal.
Chase again doesn’t practice; W1 status still fluid
PREDICTIONS
Who will win…
AFC East – MIA, NYJ, BUF, NE
BJ- NYJ
AQ- MIA
JR- MIA/BUF
AFC North – BAL, CLE, CIN, PIT
BJ- BAL
AQ- BAL
JR- BAL
AFC West – KC, LAC, LV, DEN
BJ- KC
AQ- KC
JR- KC
AFC South – JAX, TEN, IND, HOU
BJ- HOU
AQ- HOU
JR- IND
NFC East – PHI, DAL, NYG, WAS
BJ- PHI
AQ- PHI
JR- NYG
NFC North – CHI, GB, MIN, DET
BJ- GB
AQ- GB
JR- DET
NFC West – SF, AZ, SEA, LAR
BJ- SEA
AQ- SF
JR- SF
NFC South – ATL, NO, TB, CAR
BJ- ATL
AQ- ATL
JR- ATL