NEWSLETTER
It’s that time of year when I get deep into reflection as I search for inner peace. And while I’m familiar with the process, there is something about this year that feels different than the past. Perhaps this is the year I get into yoga to further enhance my journey toward finding happiness.
The #Chiefs are going to franchise tag star DL Chris Jones, sources say. Not a surprise, but Kansas City views him in their long-term plans and hopes to get a deal done at some point. The window opens officially today.
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) February 27, 2020
Well….this will be a big update to the compensatory formula. https://t.co/T8tWHXFPQT
— Nick Korte (@nickkorte) February 27, 2020
If this change was applied to the 2020 compensatory picks (guessing it won't), only a few 7th rounders would change:
•7th to Redskins for Ha-Ha Clinton-Dix
•No 7th to Broncos for Tramaine Brock
•No 7ths to Giants for Josh Mauro or Kerry Wynn
•No 7th to Vikings for Tom Compton— Nick Korte (@nickkorte) February 27, 2020
Eric Kush's APY was $1.25M but he signed a two year deal, so that would preserve the Bears' 4th round comp pick for losing Adrian Amos in this scenario.
— Nick Korte (@nickkorte) February 27, 2020
As the NFLPA prepares for its vote on the new CBA, Chase Daniel is the Bears’ player representative (even as an impending free agent).
Prince Amukamara, released by the Bears last week, is no longer a team alternate representative.
— Chris Emma (@CEmma670) February 27, 2020
https://www.instagram.com/p/B9DHZRAjz4Q/
Tom Brady is currently operating under the belief that he will enter free agency to play somewhere other than New England next season, a sentiment the quarterback has shared with others, ESPN’s Jeff Darlington is repotting.https://t.co/SuOW4L1U6Q
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) February 27, 2020
If Tom Brady Isn’t Heading Back to New England … Where’s He Going?https://t.co/fC7pWyeEl1
— Bleacher Nation Bears (@BN_Bears) February 27, 2020
George Taliaferro was the first African-American player drafted by an NFL team when he was picked by the Chicago Bears in 1949 https://t.co/hh9G8aqnCJ
— Sports Illustrated (@SInow) February 27, 2020
The #Texans will have their 33-year-old offensive coordinator call plays next season https://t.co/DLf3sBun5x
— Pro Football Rumors (@pfrumors) February 26, 2020
Crane Kenney tells The Score that the ratings for Cubs Spring Training debut on Saturday were on par with the Bulls game, despite not being on TV in half the homes in Chicago.
We'll call that an unintentionally appropriate point about the Bulls, eh @BN_Bulls?
— Bleacher Nation (@BleacherNation) February 27, 2020
