2023 NFL offseason thread

[BelmontShore]

Miami has hired away consultant Vic Fangio as their new DC on a 3yr deal with a 4th year team option to make him the highest paid coordinator in the league.

This on the heels of the Texans leaning toward hiring 49ers' DC DeMeco Ryan's ad their new HC and having Gannon stay in Philly for 2023.

[BelmontShore]

The NFL salary cap will rise $16.6m to $224.8 million for the 2023 season.

[Christopher]

Well, Saints giving #10 pick to Eagles stings a little less now that they have the #30 overall pick as compensation for Sean Payton.

I know Denver needed to do something, but it just feels like doubling-down on bad moves

[FolesMVP09]

#29 pick for the Saints as Miami lost their pick
I am praying that #30 goes to KC

[FolesMVP09]

Brady retires, presumably for real this time

[Christopher]

The Detroit Lions' promising offseason got a little less encouraging with that bundle of gambling suspensions today

[FolesMVP09]

Jets overpay for 39 year old Rodgers, but it makes them a playoff team

[Moviephreak]

The Jets weren't just "1 player away". I don't see this making them an immediate playoff contender.

[FolesMVP09]

The Jets weren't just "1 player away". I don't see this making them an immediate playoff contender.

Their defense was pretty good last year. Not having a QB killed them down the stretch

I don't think that they can win the AFC - but get a wild care, sure

[Captain Obvious]

The Jets weren't just "1 player away". I don't see this making them an immediate playoff contender.

Their defense was pretty good last year. Not having a QB killed them down the stretch

I don't think that they can win the AFC - but get a wild care, sure

Certainly makes them a legit threat behind Buffalo.

Until Tua can prove he can overcome his injuries, Miami is third now.