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The 2023 NFL offseason is far from over. Lamar Jackson and Aaron Rodgers remain in limbo as they. from their respective teams. Multiple quarterbacks are expected to go early in April's draft. And all 32 teams are still tweaking their rosters in the leadup to spring and summer. But most of the big-name veteran moves have occurred now that the new league year is well underway, and we've had enough activity to get an early read on which teams are trending in the right direction.

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Washington, DC

Robert Griffin III is one of the most polarizing players in Washington's recent NFL history. His short-lived career as the team's franchise quarterback is a story of what could have been. And Griffin himself has not shied away from laying blame on the organization that drafted him. Now, however, with Commanders owner Daniel Snyder on the verge of selling the franchise, Griffin is teasing a future ownership stake in the operation, forecasting a welcome return to Washington.

Robert Griffin III teases ownership stake in Commanders, says fans 'will throw a parade' if Dan Snyder sells

Baltimore, MD

Plenty of NFL teams have gone out of their way to find arguments for why they haven't pursued 26-year-old, former NFL MVP Lamar Jackson this offseason after the Baltimore Ravens put him on the non-exclusive franchise tag. There are also many strong counterarguments to the excuses, and Jackson's former Ravens offensive coordinator Greg Roman (2019-2022) provided perhaps the biggest one out there against his longtime quarterback: his play style and injury-risk level.

Ex-Ravens OC Greg Roman says Lamar Jackson was safer from injury when running despite 'play style' concerns

Minneapolis, MN

Kirilloff (wrist) was placed on the 10-day injured list. The Twins are hopefully to get him in some rehab games "probably in the next few weeks," head athletic trainer Nick Paparesta told the St. Paul Pioneer Press. Kirilloff is working his way back from surgery last August to shorten the...

Twins' Alex Kirilloff: Placed on IL, return not imminent

South Carolina State

Iowa City, IA

South Carolina came into Friday's Final Four matchup against Iowa with a national championship resume: 42 straight wins, three-time Naismith Coach of the Year Dawn Staley, 2022 Naismith Player of the Year Aliyah Boston and what's widely considered the nation's best defense. What the Gamecocks didn't have is Caitlin Clark, and that made all the difference.

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Saint Louis, MO

Misiewicz was designated for assignment by the Cardinals on Wednesday, Derrick Goold of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports. The Cards need to clear a spot on the 40-man roster for the addition of phenom Jordan Walker. Misiewicz was acquired from the Royals back in February after being removed from their 40-man roster and will go through the waiver process again.

Cardinals' Anthony Misiewicz: Designated for assignment

Lamar Jackson should, in theory, be enjoying an abundant market for his services. As a 26-year-old MVP quarterback, the Ravens star is precisely the kind of long-term playmaker NFL teams are quick to compensate -- if not wildly overpay -- provided they get the chance. But Jackson's 2023 free agency has been a dud. Even with Baltimore using the non-exclusive franchise tag, which permits all 31 other teams to negotiate with the Pro Bowler, the QB remains unsigned and, to an extent, unwanted.

Lamar Jackson could sit out 2023 NFL season: Why Ravens' star QB should do it, and why he shouldn't

Helsley (0-1) blew the save and took the loss in Thursday's 10-9 loss against the Blue Jays. He allowed two runs on two hits and one walk without a strikeout in his one inning. Tasked with nailing down a 9-8 win, Helsley proceeded to walk the first batter he faced...

Cardinals' Ryan Helsley: Blown save in 2023 debut

Cincinnati, OH

Cessa fired five scoreless innings Wednesday during an exhibition game in Cincinnati. Cessa allowed just one hit in the exhibition. There were worries that after his lack of use in the World Baseball Classic for Team Mexico might limit his inning, but it's encouraging to see him go five in the exhibition bout. He'll be back on the mound on Tuesday against the Cubs.

Reds' Luis Cessa: Fires five scoreless

Chicago, IL

The White Sox selected Alberto's contract from Triple-A Charlotte on Thursday. Alberto essentially won a spot over Leury Garcia, who has been released. He'll operate in a utility role for the Pale Hose.

White Sox's Hanser Alberto: Added to roster

Indiana State

Oklahoma City, OK

Waters (foot) has been upgraded to questionable for Friday's game against the Pacers. Waters has missed the last three games due to a foot injury and was initially ruled out Friday, but his status is now up in the air ahead of tipoff. If he's given the green light against Indiana, his playing time may be monitored following his absence.

Thunder's Lindy Waters: Upgraded to questionable

The Bengals signed Basham on Friday, Aaron Wilson of KPRC 2 Houston reports. Basham is now set to join the Bengals in 2023 where he'll ultimately pursue his ninth year in the NFL. The 29-year-old linebacker made seven appearances this past season primarily as a rotational defensive piece for the Cowboys (two games) and Titans (five games), and he'll presumably compete for pass-rushing snaps with Cameron Sample, Jeff Gunter and Owen Carney.

Bengals' Tarell Basham: Heading to Cincy

San Diego, CA

Honeywell was informed Wednesday that he's won a spot on the Padres' Opening Day roster, Jeff Sanders of The San Diego Union-Tribune reports. Honeywell makes the Padres even after a mixed Cactus League season that saw him register a 6.50 ERA that came with a 24:6 K:BB over 18 innings. The former top prospect will likely be a multi-inning bullpen option for the Padres to start 2023, and he isn't likely to see much time in high-leverage situations until he shows he can be trusted.

Padres' Brent Honeywell: Makes Opening Day pitching staff

The Toronto Blue Jays and St. Louis Cardinals will begin the 2023 MLB season at Busch Stadium. This interleague affair features a pair of 2022 playoff teams. The visiting Blue Jays won 92 games a year ago, finished second in the tough American League East, and claimed a wild-card berth. However, they were swept in the best-of-three Wild Card Series by the Mariners. As for the Cardinals, they won 93 games and the National League Central title under first-year manager Oliver Marmol, but they were also swept in the first round. In their case, the eventual NL-champion Phillies did the damage.

Blue Jays vs. Cardinals: MLB Opening Day 2023 live stream, TV channel, time, watch online, pitchers, odds

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Seahawks' Geno Smith: Contract talks underway

Smith has reportedly had positive contract negotiations with the Seahawks thus far, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports. Smith would likely be one of the...

Seahawks' Geno Smith: Contract talks underway

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