Aaron Rodgers made headlines on the second day of free agency, before his seemingly impending move to the New York Jets has even happened.
The four-time MVP is set to be traded to New York, per Trey Wingo, and has given GM Joe Douglas a shopping list of free-agent weapons for the quarterback, should he end up at MetLife Stadium
Former Packers WR Allen Lazard was the first to sign over the dotted line with the AFC East outfit, whilst Odell Beckham Jr, Marcedes Lewis, and Randall Cobb are also on Rodgers’ list.
Nothing is done yet though, could Rodgers confirm the move himself when he appears on Pat McAfee at 6 PM GMT? Or will he shock the world by retiring?
Top 10 free agents: Who signed?
10. James Bradberry – CB – Philadelphia Eagles, 3 years $38 million
Despite temptation from their division rival Dallas Cowboys, James Bradberry remained in Philadelphia yesterday, signing a deal worth just over $12.5 million a year.
It looks like Bradberry may have a home, having been chucked about in recent years. With a few departures in the Philadelphia secondary this free agency, he’ll be a leader in the city of brotherly love.
Who’s still left to sign?
1. Lamar Jackson – QB
Today is the day we could start to see some movement with Lamar Jackson. Due to not having an agent, the end of the legal tampering period means he can start to negotiate with teams that are willing to give up two first-round picks.
3. Bobby Wagner – LB
Only one of my top three linebackers has been signed so far, but for Wagner I’m sure it’s more about destination than a paycheck. A second ring is very high on the agenda.
5. Lavonte David – LB
As with Wagner, David is another I’d expect to take his time and pick a destination. Miami is a shout for both of them, less so after signing David Long on Monday, but the linebacker position is valued in Vic Fangio’s defense.
7. Orlando Brown – T
Whilst Brown is without a contract so far in free agency, one thing we do know is that he will not be returning to Kansas City. New FA signing Jawaan Taylor is expected to take his role, moving to left tackle.
Trades
Stephon Gilmore – Indianapolis to Dallas
2018’s defensive player of the year ended up in Dallas on Tuesday night, moving for a 2023 fifth-round pick, in the aftermath of James Bradberry remaining in Philadelphia.
After a poor final couple of years in New England, Gilmore has bounced back in his previous two destinations of Carolina and Indy, will he be the next dominant Cowboys corner?
Darren Waller – Las Vegas to New York Giants
Fresh from committing to Daniel Jones, Giants GM Joe Schoen went out and got one of the league’s top tight-ends for his $ 40 million a-year quarterback.
Waller, who signed a three-year $51 million extension in September only cost the G-Men a third-round pick, the one acquired from Kansas City in the Kadarius Toney trade.
Other big Free Agent Signings
Dalvin Tomlinson – IDL – Minnesota to Cleveland, signed for four years, $57 million
Allen Lazard – WR – Green Bay to New York Jets, signed for four years, $44 million
Jason Kelce – C – remaining in Philadelphia, signed a one-year $14 million extension
Kaleb McGary – T – remaining in Atlanta, signed a three year $34.5 million extension
Jakobi Meyers – WR – New England to Las Vegas, signed for three years, $33 million
Bobby Okereke – LB – Indianapolis to New York Giants, signed for four years, $40 million
Charles Omenihu – EDGE – San Francisco to Kansas City, signed for two years, $20 million
Larry Ogunjobi – IDL – remaining in Pittsburgh, signed a three year $28 million extension
Samson Ebukam – EDGE – San Francisco to Indianapolis, signed for three years, $24 million
Eric Kendricks – LB – Minnesota to Los Angeles Chargers signed for two years, $13.25 million
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