Breakfast: the sales start in the NFL
By Tristan Henry – On June 2 at 8:51 am
Most of the NFL news for Wednesday, June 2, 2021.
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An acceleration of future transfers?
It’s official: this dreadful month of May is over and June opens under the sun. Beyond a simple step towards summer, this passage in the month of June has serious consequences for the NFL. Indeed, since Tuesday, any player transferred from one team to another or cut will see his impact on the course of his original team spread over all of his remaining years of his contract rather than just the following season.
Thus, the more than 23 million dollars cap which would have remained on the backs of the Falcons in the event of transfer of Julio Jones (WR) before Tuesday will now only amount to 7 million and dust … What may accelerate the transfers of Jones, but also players like Aaron Rodgers (QB, Packers), Zach Ertz (TE, Eagles) or Danielle Hunter (DE, Vikings). Place your bets !
Bills make room
According to ESPN’s Field Yates, the New York State franchise has restructured the contract of Stefon Diggs (WR) releasing no less than $ 11 million in cap for next season.
While league rules make trading easier from June 1 and big names like Julio Jones (WR, Falcons) or Zach Ertz (TE, Eagles) are announced departing, this movement may portend a major rookie on the side of Buffalo.
Washington wants to heal the minds of its players
The Washington Football Team announced on Tuesday that it had hired Barbara Roberts as « director of franchise welfare. » Obviously, the word « psychologist » is taboo, although it is Roberts’ basic training.
The goal? “Focus on the development of psychological well-being and its impact on general health and performance”.
Roberts will only be the eighth such employee in the league. To see if this will allow Washington to retain the title in NFC East.
Bruce Arians would like to see more players in training
At work, there are always those little optional meetings where your absence bans you from the next flurry of promotions. Apparently, it’s a little bit the vision that Bruce Arians (Coach, Buccaneers) optional OTAs organized by its franchise.
“The guys here are working like crazy,” Arians told Greg Augman of TheAthletic.com. « I would like to see ten more who are competing for positions without knowing it. »
The implication: they don’t know it yet, but they are already outside.
Signatures
– The Texans have signed Rex Burkhead (RB) for a year according to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport.
– The Cardinals announced they have signed Tyler Newsome (P).
– The Jaguars have announced that they have signed Nick sorensen as a coach of their special teams.
– The Rams have signed Dayan Lake (DB) according to TheAthletic.com.
– The 49ers have recruited Andy Jones (WR) according to his agent. According to NBCSportsBayArea’s Matt Maiocco, they also cut Daniel Helm (YOU) and Josh Johnson (QB).
Injuries
– CJ Uzomah (TE, Bengals) has fully recovered from the Achilles tendon tear he suffered in Week 2 of the 2020 season. He confirmed it to the Cincinnati Enquirer.
– KJ Hamler (WR, Broncos) was left to rest in Tuesday’s practice due to hamstring pain. Rest all week for Baron Browning (LB), affected in the leg. (Broncos.com)
Rumors
– Absent all last season, Delanie Walker (TE) don’t let go of the urge to play in the NFL. According to NFL Network, he is due to meet the 49ers and take a test this Wednesday.
Numbers
– Isaiah Simmons (LB, Cardinals) decided to take number 9.
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