http://thevikingage.com/2017/06/29/can-j...s-in-2017/

Anyone playing this? Worth the $15?

Gabe Jackson - G - Raiders
Raiders signed RG Gabe Jackson to a five-year, $56 million extension through 2022.

Including Jackson's 2017 salary, the deal is worth $56.705 million, and locks the No. 81 overall pick of the 2014 draft up through 2022. Aside from extending Derek Carr, Jackson was the Raiders' offseason priority. Headed into his age-26 season, Jackson has been one of the league's better guards since his rookie year. He's a road paver in the passing game, and an integral part of the Raiders' elite blocking. Jackson has never missed a game with injury.

Source: Ian Rapoport on Twitter Jun 29 - 6:46 PM

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/201...16-season/

At some point I have to believe a business with $13,000,000,000.00 in profit might want to hold accountable their part time quality control staff...

http://www.mnvikingscorner.com/2017/06/l...m-and.html

http://www.startribune.com/17-most-impor...431530843/

http://www.sportsonearth.com/article/239...s-steelers

Here's an interesting chart I found on NFL Rotoworld that shows all NFL teams drive output for 2016.  It was placed by the author Rich Hribar to demonstrate Detroit's frustrating season.
http://www.rotoworld.com/articles/nfl/72...g-notebook

http://www.scout.com/nfl/vikings/story/1...2014-draft

Steve Smith: Ceremonial Panthers retirement “not on my radar”Posted by Josh Alper on June 29, 2017, 12:09 PM EDTAPAfter wide receiver Steve Smith announced his retirement from professional football earlier this year, his former Panthers teammate Ricky Proehl said that he hoped Smith would be honored by the team for what he did while in Carolina and Panthers coach Ron Rivera said he hoped Smith would come back for a ceremonial retirement as a member of the team.
The end of Smith’s time with the team came with a fair amount of acrimony and Panthers General Manager Dave Gettleman sidestepped a question about signing Smith to a one-day contract when asked in January. It wasn’t something that seemed all that important to Smith at the time and it doesn’t look like anything has changed.
During a visit to the Rich Eisen Show, Smith was asked about the prospect and said that it isn’t a priority for him while noting that he still lives in Charlotte and that things could change in “due time.”
“I work for NFL Network, and it’s really not on my radar as of today,” Smith said.
The Jets reportedly spoke to Smith this offseason to gauge whether he was committed to retiring. Smith said that he is and also told Eisen that he believes he’d be suspended if he did try to return because he skipped several drug tests before filing all of the paperwork necessary for the league to consider him retired.
That has nothing to do with mending fences with the Panthers, obviously, but it’s a pretty good sign that any contract signings with NFL teams in Smith’s future will be of the ceremonial variety only.