“I just want to help my team win games, man. … If I could give up the whole popularity deal and win a Super Bowl, then I would do that in a heartbeat.”

Newman is a high-risk prospect who in four years could either be out of the NFL completely or else functioning as a mid-tier starter in the David Garrard vein. Newman has a long way to go, and he won’t be field-ready until 2022 at the very, very earliest. The middle rounds is where a prospect like this should go, and here’s the beauty: that’s exactly where Newman is going to go. He’s the developmental guy I’d target if I missed out on the top-four in this class.

If Baltimore puts the tag on either Judon or Ngakoue between now and the March 9 deadline, it will essentially eat up all of the Ravens’ salary-cap space and limit what they can do this offseason. If the Ravens choose not to use the tag, Judon and Ngakoue will presumably land bigger free-agent deals elsewhere because they are considered to be among the top 10 pass-rushers available.Minnesota Vikings

Over two days of contentious meetings in Maui, the candidates made their presentations to the assembled player reps, challenging Smith on predictable grounds of player health, the CBA and fruitless expensive fights with Goodell. Belser seemed to gain momentum with some player reps -- but he was derailed by Smith loyalists' accusations that he had puffed up his résumé, an accusation Belser denied. Smith's impassioned closing argument won him the required 16 votes of the 31 team reps -- the Buffalo Bills' rep abstained -- and another three-year term. It was hardly an endorsement. "A clown show," a senior union official now calls the two-day session. Privately, Smith's allies vowed it would be the last time an upstart got the chance to come out of nowhere to claim the job, the way Smith had in 2009.Las Vegas Raiders



"They said 60%. … Seattle is the best option. But I'll rank his 4 teams:1. Raiders2. Saints3. Cowboys4. Bears" pic.twitter.com/4D6bKhdHYJLos Angeles Chargers

The NFL has not set its 2021 salary cap but recently told teams it will be no lower than $180 million.Washington Redskins (Football Team)

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