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The article discusses potential trade targets and strategies for 12 NFC teams ahead of the NFL trade deadline, highlighting players like Trey Hendrickson, Christian Harris, Braxton Jones, Brandon Coleman, and others, with teams considering various moves based on their needs and future plans.
In "The Exempt List" podcast, Charles McDonald and Nate Tice discuss Rashee Rice's racing-related crash, surprising 2024 NFL win totals, and the biggest draft needs for every NFC team, including the New York Giants, Green Bay Packers, Atlanta Falcons, Dallas Cowboys, and Arizona Cardinals. The podcast also honors Terez Paylor's legacy and provides ways to support the Terez A. Paylor scholarship at Howard University.
The Pick Six newsletter grades every NFC team's free agency performance, matches top remaining free agents with potential teams, ranks AFC teams post-free agency, reports the 49ers' draft pick loss due to an accounting error, and highlights Kirk Cousins' rise in career earnings. Additionally, the NFL sees notable player signings and potential international game, while Netflix plans a new series featuring NFL receivers.
As the NFL free agency period approaches, CBSSports.com plays matchmaker for NFC teams, suggesting potential outside free agent signings. Some notable suggestions include Kirk Cousins boosting the Falcons, Justin Simmons bolstering the Panthers' defense, and other potential signings for teams like the Cowboys, Giants, Eagles, Commanders, Saints, Buccaneers, Bears, Lions, Packers, Vikings, Cardinals, Rams, 49ers, and Seahawks.
With the NFL Scouting Combine over, early and late-round fits for every NFC team in the 2024 NFL Draft are being discussed. From potential franchise quarterbacks to versatile offensive linemen and playmaking wide receivers, each team's needs and potential draft targets are analyzed, providing insight into the upcoming draft.
As the NFL free agency period approaches, CBSSports.com plays matchmaker for NFC teams, suggesting potential outside free agent signings for each team. Recommendations include Kirk Cousins to the Falcons, Michael Pittman Jr. to the Panthers, and Will Fuller to the Saints, among others, addressing various team needs such as quarterback, wide receiver, and defensive positions.
The New England Patriots are considering trading their No. 3 overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft, with potential interest from NFC teams like the Falcons and Vikings. The Patriots could be open to moving back in the draft and addressing the quarterback position in free agency, with the Falcons and Vikings being potential trade partners if they decide to trade the pick.
With the NFL offseason winding down, each NFC team has a top priority to address before the 2023 season begins. These priorities include trading DeAndre Hopkins for draft capital for the Cardinals, considering a swap for Ryan Tannehill for the Falcons, finding consistent pass rushers for the Bears, adding a veteran edge rusher for the Giants, and mastering the quarterback competition for the 49ers. Other priorities include coaching transitions for the Eagles and Seahawks, honesty at the quarterback position for the Buccaneers, and committing to Sam Howell for the Commanders.
The 2023 NFL Draft is crucial for all 32 teams, but some teams have more pressure to succeed than others. The Carolina Panthers must select the right franchise quarterback with the first overall pick, while the Green Bay Packers need to protect and surround Jordan Love with talent. The Washington Commanders need to win the draft to keep pace in a tough division, the Detroit Lions need to capitalize on their momentum and build on their success, and the Seattle Seahawks have a great opportunity to build upon their impressive draft class from last year.
The NFC teams have pressing needs to address in the upcoming NFL Draft 2023. The San Francisco 49ers need an interior offensive line, while the Chicago Bears require an edge rusher. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers need an offensive tackle, and the Arizona Cardinals need a defensive tackle. The Washington Commanders require a cornerback, and the Dallas Cowboys need a defensive tackle. The Philadelphia Eagles need a safety, and the Atlanta Falcons need a quarterback. The New York Giants require a cornerback, and the Detroit Lions need a defensive tackle. The Green Bay Packers need a wide receiver, and the Carolina Panthers require a quarterback. The Los Angeles Rams need an interior offensive line, and the New Orleans Saints require a defensive tackle. The Seattle Seahawks need an edge rusher, and the Minnesota Vikings require a wide receiver.