Wentzday: The Good from Colts QB Carson Wentz in 2021

The Green Bay Packers famously traded Davante Adams to the Las Vegas Raiders for a first and second round pick in this year’s NFL Draft. The Packers used these picks to select Quay Walker and trade up for wide receiver Christian Watson. Joining Adams in Las Vegas is last season’s Packers special teams coordinator, Maurice Drayton. Drayton is a special teams assistant with the team. Ironically, last year’s special teams coordinator and interim head coach for the Raiders, Rich Bisaccia, is now the special teams coordinator for the Green Bay Packers. Recently, another Packers free agent, Tyler Lancaster, decided to leave Green Bay for the desert.

As it turns out, Smith was just trolling. Zack Rosenblatt of NJ.com says the former Carolina Panthers star was at Giants practice filming something for NFL Network. He did, however, help out Brian Daboll’s players and staff with some drills at one point. It is unclear what Smith was filming.

Even after acquiring three wide receivers in the 2022 NFL Draft, the Green Bay Packers could find themselves benefiting from signing a veteran wide receiver. Adding one more weapon for Rodgers could be beneficial for two reasons. It could help bridge the gap between the rookies their progression. Julio Jones could also be the missing piece for a 2022 Super Bowl run.

The Green Bay Packers added three wide receivers in the 2022 NFL Draft. Christian Watson out of NDSU in the second round, Romeo Doubs out of Nevada in the fourth round, and Samouri Toure out of Nebraska in the seventh round. There seems to be pretty high expectations for Watson and Doubs even going into year one. Many fans just hope to see Toure make an impact on special teams. However even with all those assets added, acquiring one more veteran wide receiver could be the missing piece for a Super Bowl run.

The Ravens boosted their roster this offseason but their success will largely hinge on their top three playmakers. Baltimore's top three players entering the 2022 season per Pro Football Focus are:. Tight end Mark Andrews 5th season. Quarterback Lamar Jackson 5th season. Cornerback Marlon Humphrey 6th season. Also considered: Safety...

The New York Giants have made a coaching hire, former NFL star receiver Steve Smith Sr. Smith Sr. has been working as an analyst with the NFL Network for the past few seasons but is making the transition to coaching with Big Blue. The Giants have overhauled their entire coaching...

Every fan of the Dallas Cowboys was disappointed their team got knocked out early in last season’s NFL playoffs. However, they still believe they can make the playoffs and possibly the Super Bowl in 2022. But those fans are examining their team the way they should. While Dallas still...

Others include David Njoku, Myles Garrett, Joel Bitonio, and Jack Conklin. Nick Chubb is at OTAs, and no one should be surprised he was asked about Mayfield. Maybe what he said will surprise some who believe Mayfield may not have been well-liked in the locker room during his career with the Browns.

The Green Bay Packers have an offense and defense that have already ranked in the top ten of some preseason rankings. However, most educated fans and analysts knew this would happen. After all, the Packers spent significant resources on defense this offseason and return four-time MVP Aaron Rodgers at quarterback. It stands to reason that they would be highly ranked. The biggest question mark, though, is special teams, which has been the bane of the Packers’ existence for over two decades. When the Packers hired Rich Bisaccia as their new special teams coordinator, many began to have high hopes that special teams will turn around. Bisaccia has a long-standing reputation around the league as a special teams guru, and perhaps should have been the new Las Vegas Raiders head coach. In any case, he is in Green Bay now, and is very excited about backup tight end Tyler Davis.

The New York Giants rebuilt their offensive line this offseason. After years of misery upfront, new general manager Joe Schoen made it a point of emphasis to acquire offensive line talent. Schoen added a number of backup linemen in free agency while also making a couple of big-moves to add starters. The Giants signed veteran Mark Glowinski in free agency to a three-year deal to be the team’s starting right guard. They also made a splash in the first round of the draft when they selected Alabama right tackle Evan Neal with the seventh overall pick. The two of these linemen will combine on the right side to form a dynamic run-blocking duo.

The Green Bay Packers originally signed Safety Henry Black as an undrafted free agent out of Baylor in 2020. Black played in 25 games over two seasons in Green Bay. He was unfortunately not retained as an exclusive rights free agent this off-season. This made him an unrestricted free agent capable of signing with any team. That team? The New York Giants.

The Green Bay Packers have been fortunate to have relatively steady quarterback play for the past 30 years. Aside from two season-ending injuries to Aaron Rodgers, the Packers’ starter on every Sunday has been either Brett Favre or Rodgers himself. However, during those injury seasons, the Packers trotted out several less than stellar quarterbacks. One of those, Brett Hundley, has found a new home with the Baltimore Ravens.

Having agreed to a massive contract extension with career-long Raider signal-caller Derek Carr earlier in the offseason, Las Vegas isn't in the market for a starting quarterback, but they did notably lose backup Marcus Mariota to the Atlanta Falcons earlier this year. Other quarterbacks currently on the Raiders depth chart include seldom-used youngsters Nick Mullens and Jarrett Stidham -- who both joined the organization this spring -- and rookie Chase Garbers, who signed with the club earlier this month after going undrafted.

The Green Bay Packers will kick off the 2022 NFL season at the Minnesota Vikings. The Packers are 1.5-point favorites at FanDuel Sportsbook to ruin the debut of Vikings coach Kevin O’Connell. First-year coaches went 3-4 in their first games last season. That’s not great but it’s better than...

Surprisingly, yes…but unsurprisingly, not enough. Somehow Hurts ranks behind Zach Wilson, Justin Fields, and Daniel Jones. Simms opened up about his opinion after the season, firming the L (per NBC Sports Philadelphia) “I took an L on it. I should have had him on the top 40,” Simms said....

Will be in the mix to provide depth and replace Tavon Young at slot corner. It’s been over two weeks since the 2022 NFL Draft concluded and the hype for the Baltimore Ravens’ impressive 11-man haul is still high. It’s too soon to tell, but not too early...

The fourth episode of the SportsTalkATL Podcast is primarily focused on the Braves. Chase Irle, Jake Gordon, and Alex Lord discuss the fifth spot in the rotation, the holes in the outfield, Austin Riley’s struggles, Spencer Strider’s emergence, and much more. The hosts also talk about the ongoing...

The NFL world, Raider Nation, and the political world were ablaze with the news that the Las Vegas Raiders were bringing in Colin Kaepernick for a workout. Let’s take a closer look at the recent developments in Las Vegas. Raiders head coach Josh McDaniels spoke to the media earlier...

Former Kansas City Chiefs running back LeSean McCoy made it clear on a podcast that he didn't enjoy working with offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy, but head coach Andy Reid doesn't think that's a reflection of Bieniemy's coaching abilities. In an appearance on the "I Am Athlete Tonight" podcast, McCoy said...

Baltimore Ravens star quarterback Lamar Jackson has been in the news this week for remaining away from organized team activities while he's on track to play the upcoming season on the fifth-year option attached to his rookie contract. Ravens head coach John Harbaugh raised eyes when he said Wednesday that...