Legal tampering starts at noon ET

[Woodman]

Legal tampering starts at noon ET - NBC Sports

Ready or not, here it comes.
At noon ET, the NFL’s annual legal tampering period opens. For 52 hours, teams can negotiate with impending free agents before they become free agents. They can freely engage in what, but for this 52-hour fiction, would be regarded as tampering.
The players continue to be under contract with their current teams. But for the 52-hour window allowing these talks, any communications would be prohibited. It literally is tampering; new teams will deliberately interfere with the final days of an existing NFL player contract.
The player and his next team can reach a deal in principle. At one point, the NFL tried to force teams and players to stop short of that outcome, but it made no sense. Any negotiation can result in an agreement, even accidentally.

[TheConsigliere]

The Family loves the tampering but there is absolutely nothing illegal about it.

-- Signed The New Consigliere


https://youtu.be/We0QWq8ts5Y?si=6fXyqzokgz9RdUgM

[Woodman]

Less than 30 minutes away.

Love that Tee Higgins is pissed!!

[TheConsigliere]

It must be great to be respected as a whole human being and have the ability to still embed video on The Zone

Us Canadians are NO longer afforded that opportunity.

-- Signed Your Northern Peasants

[Woodman]

The Family loves the tampering but there is absolutely nothing illegal about it.

-- Signed The New Consigliere


https://youtu.be/We0QWq8ts5Y?si=6fXyqzokgz9RdUgM

[Woodman]

[Woodman]

Buffalo Bills could target in NFL free agency 2024

3 former pre-draft visitors Buffalo Bills could target in NFL free agency 2024 - newyorkupstate.com

The Buffalo Bills are not expected to be big spenders in free agency, but that doesn’t mean that they can’t target a few players at positions of need. While the Bills could look to retain some of their own players, Buffalo could also turn to players that they have done due diligence on during the draft process. Since taking over as Bills general manager, Brandon Beane has met with various prospects on top-30 visits or virtual visits. Some of those players will now hit free agency. Which former pre-draft visitors could Beane target in free agency? Here are three potential targets.

[Woodman]

DJ Chark could be playing for his fourth team in four seasons in 2024. Originally drafted by the Jaguars (2018-2021), Chark has played for the Detroit Lions (2022) and Carolina Panthers (2023) over the past two seasons. The 27-year-old played in a bad offense, but still posted a respectable 35-525-5 stat line. Chark’s best season came back in 2019 (73-1,008-8), but teams that miss out on top targets at receiver could make a play for Chark.

Chark’s size (6-feet-3-inches) and speed (4.34 40-yard dash) could appeal to Buffalo if the price is right.

[Ed]

Mitch Morse agrees to a 2 year deal with Jax for $10.5 mil. $7 mil guaranteed.

[Woodman]

Mitch Morse agrees to a 2 year deal with Jax for $10.5 mil. $7 mil guaranteed.

Best of luck Mitch .... unless we play you.

[Woodman]

Running back market starts at $8 million per year, with D’Andre Swift joining the Bears

He’s leaving again. Via NFL Media, he’s agreed to terms on a three-year, $24 million deal with the Bears.

It’s the first new contract to be announced during the 2024 legal tampering period. It took roughly 10 minutes to negotiate it from scratch. (Wink, wink.)

The Eagles gave up a 2025 fourth-round pick to get Swift from the Lions, after they drafted Jahmyr Gibbs in 2023. The teams also flipped seventh-round picks in 2023.

[Woodman]

Jonathan Greenard agrees to sign with Vikings

[Woodman]

Titans are expected to sign Tony Pollard

[Woodman]

Gabe to Jags interesting.

[Ed]

DT Christian Wilkins just agreed to a massive 4-year $110 mil deal with the Raiders. Good to see the Dolphins lose a great player, but I don't blame them for not trying to match that.

The Ed Oliver deal Beane pulled off last year keeps looking better and better.

[Woodman]

Christian Wilkins agrees to terms with Raiders

The ball grabber is headed west.

[Woodman]

DT Christian Wilkins just agreed to a massive 4-year $110 mil deal with the Raiders. Good to see the Dolphins lose a great player, but I don't blame them for not trying to match that.

The Ed Oliver deal Beane pulled off last year keeps looking better and better.

wow what suckers.

[Woodman]

Lewis has agreed to a two-year contract to stay in Buffalo, according to multiple reports.
Last season Lewis played 13 percent of the Bills’ defensive snaps and 75 percent of their special teams snaps.
The 26-year-old Lewis has spent his entire college and pro football career in Buffalo, first playing at the University at Buffalo and then signing with the Bills as an undrafted rookie in 2019. Now he’s set to stay in his longtime home.

Bills keep cornerback and special teamer Cam Lewis on two-year deal - NBC Sports

[Novacane]

I hope Lewis and Happ isn't their starting safety plan next season.

[Woodman]

I hope Lewis and Rapp isn't their starting safety plan next season.

Hope not damn!!