2025 Free Agency

[JustInTime]

[StickierBuns]

The Eagles have released Darius Slay. The veteran knew this was going to be on the table and doesn’t want to retire.
He is now available.

[JustInTime]

The Eagles have released Darius Slay. The veteran knew this was going to be on the table and doesn’t want to retire.
He is now available.

June 1 release.

[MAD GAINZ]

The Eagles have released Darius Slay. The veteran knew this was going to be on the table and doesn’t want to retire.
He is now available.

Sign me up, he's better than Gilmore.

[dadevike]

Sign me up, he's better than Gilmore.

Lions should be the favorites here.

[MaroonBells]

Lions should be the favorites here.

Agree. Plus, he's 34 years old. I tend to think the Vikings are going to target a younger CB.

[JustInTime]

[JustInTime]

Why, hello there.

[StickierBuns]

Sources: Commanders tell Jonathan Allen he's being released


https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/4415...g-released

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Adam Schefter's answer to that question has changed significantly compared to what he said Tuesday. Let's break it down.

Schefter on Tuesday: "We’ll see if a team like the New York Giants makes a compelling enough offer to pry Sam Darnold away. My guess, as we tape this, is no. My guess is the most sensible option is Minnesota."

By Friday, however, his stance changed when asked by KFAN's Paul Allen about the likelihood of Darnold returning to Minnesota.

"Not high," Schefter said. "Again, as we go over all these scenarios, they're all in play. But I think the Vikings is a down-low scenario. I don't view it as a likely scenario right now."

Something clearly changed to get Schefter to change his opinion in the span of three days, and it's an indication that Minnesota may be preparing to lose Darnold in free agency and hand the quarterback keys to 22-year-old J.J. McCarthy.

[Kentis]

Saw somewhere that the team may be looking to upgrade WR#3, what do you think…? ?