Archives for May 2022

The Browns signed tight end Nakia Griffin-Stewart, the team announced Tuesday. Griffin-Stewart originally entered the NFL as an undrafted free agent, signing with the Vikings in 2020. Since then, he has had stints on the practice squads of the Packers, Giants and Chiefs. He has played one career game, a Week 16 matchup against the [more] … [Read more...] about Browns sign Nakia Griffin-Stewart, cut Nick Guggemos

When the Packers re-signed Aaron Rodgers to a lucrative contract extension in March, it meant Jordan Love would be a backup QB for the team for at least another year. Love has sat behind Rodgers for the last two seasons after the Packers selected him in the first round of the 2020 draft. He started [more] … [Read more...] about Jordan Love: I was “super happy” for Aaron Rodgers and his new contract

When he agreed to two-year, $14 million deal with the Steelers, Mitch Trubisky had no idea the team would use their first-round choice on a quarterback. He knew it could happen, but the quarterback didn’t care. “I knew coming in to the situation, wherever I was going to go, I would have to come in, [more] … [Read more...] about Steelers didn’t tell Mitch Trubisky they might draft a quarterback, but he wasn’t surprised

The Saints shuffled their roster a bit on Tuesday. The team announced the signing of tight end Kahale Warring. They waived defensive back Jack Koerner in a corresponding move. Warring was a 2019 third-round pick by the Texans who spent two-plus years with the team before being waived last August. He had brief stints with [more] … [Read more...] about Saints sign Kahale Warring, waive Jack Koerner

Rams owner Stan Kroenke doesn’t back away from his obligations. Unless he does. Although Cowboys owner Jerry Jones proclaimed last year that Kroenke is a “man of principle” who “doesn’t back away” at a time when reporting suggested that Kroenke was trying to back away from his promise to indemnify his partners regarding the litigation [more] … [Read more...] about NFL takes $7.5 million from each team for St. Louis settlement