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  • CIN Wide Receiver #1
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    “We’re there, let’s get it done… signed contract, that’s what needs to happen,” Tobin added. Chase is going into his fifth season and is currently set to play on the fifth-year option. It’s good that the Bengals are aggressively fighting the idea that they are cheap, and Tobin also said the Bengals are “going to reward Ja’Marr,” while adding they “are not trying to insult anybody.” Justin Jefferson currently holds the crown of highest-paid non-quarterback on a $35 million average salary per season, while Nick Bosa’s contract has the highest total value among non-quarterbacks at $170 million. It’s possible that Chase eclipses both numbers by the time the digits stop counting.
  • SEA Front Office #73
    Peters just turned 43 years old and was on Seattle’s practice squad as recently as last year. Fittingly, the NFL lifer will be joining the Seahawks’ front office as an assistant to vice president of player affairs Mo Kelly. Seahawks GM John Schneider made the announcement at the NFL Combine. Peters entered the NFL as a UDFA and quickly worked his way into the Bills’ starting lineup. He eventually made his way to Philly where he became a Super Bowl champion. Peters ended his career with two First-Team All-Pro nods and nine Pro Bowl appearances.
  • CAR Wide Receiver #17
    Legette briefly popped up on the injury report with a toe issue in the middle of the season but didn’t miss any time because of it. It’s unclear if this procedure is related to the toe injury. Legette dealt with a wrist injury late in the year as well. It was expected to require surgery as well. Morgan noted that he did not end up needing surgery on his wrist. Legette is expected to resume running sooner rather than later. The health issues exacerbated a frustrating season for the rookie wideout. Legette averaged a dreadful 5.9 yards per target and fell just short of 500 yards through the air. A quick recovery and a healthy offseason are hopefully what he needs to turn the corner in 2025.
  • CLE Defensive End #95
    He added when asked about how many trade calls he received that it was “irrelevant to the situation because we’re not interested in trading Myles.” Berry noted that they’ve had dialogue with Garrett since the Super Bowl. The standoff looks poised to continue in Cleveland as the Browns have no interest in parting ways with Garrett despite his public trade request earlier this month.
  • BUF Wide Receiver #10
    Per ESPN’s Adam Schefter, the deal is worth “up to” $60.2 million with $32 million guaranteed at signing. Shakir is now under contract through 2029. He was one of the few bright spots in an otherwise underwhelming Buffalo receiver room last year. Shakir totaled 821 yards and four scores on 76 grabs. He easily led the team in catches and yards while falling one touchdown shy of Mack Hollins. Shakir is best deployed as a No. 2 and the Bills may continue to address their receiving corps this offseason, but keeping him in town was obviously a priority for the team as he headed into a contract year. Shakir will be a boom-bust WR3 for fantasy purposes this year.
  • KC Tight End #87
    Veach also shot down the idea that March 15, when Kelce is due a hefty roster bonus, is a deadline for Kelce to make a decision. Andy Reid, on the other hand, didn’t have anything definitive to say on the matter when speaking with reporters. Nothing is final and Veach made that clear, but it does sound like Kelce will be back for one more year. The age-35 tight end is coming off a down year for his lofty standards. He was held to 823 yards at 6.2 yards per target. Both marks were the worst of his career excluding his redshirt rookie season. Even if Kelce comes back, the Chiefs will need to add more firepower to their pass-catching group this offseason.
  • MIN Quarterback #9
    Head coach Kevin O’Connell seemed confident at the NFL Combine that McCarthy would be able to participate in the team’s offseason workouts after missing his entire rookie campaign with a knee injury. McCarthy resumed on-field training in mid-January and has continued making progress after undergoing two knee surgeries — the second one to address major swelling that had developed. McCarthy could step into Minnesota’s starting role if the team parts ways with 2024 starter Sam Darnold this offseason. The Vikings are reportedly considering using the franchise tag to keep Darnold for one more season. “Sam is in a position where the NFL thinks he can play football at a very high level,” O’Connell said. “We’ll see where it goes.”
  • BAL Kicker #9
    Sixteen women have come forward with sexual misconduct allegations against Tucker, as reported by the Baltimore Banner. Tucker has denied the allegations. “I think we’re fortunate that the league is doing an investigation. We’ll wait as patiently as we can for as much information as we can and we’ll make our decisions based on that,” DeCosta said Tuesday at the NFL Combine, adding that the allegations are “serious, concerning. The amount of allegations are serious and concerning.” Head coach John Harbaugh said back in 2022 that the Ravens take a “zero tolerance” policy toward sexual misconduct. Coming off the worst season of his NFL career, Tucker might not be back with Baltimore in 2025.
  • LAC Linebacker #97
    “I know he wants to retire a Charger,” Horitz told reporters at the NFL Scouting Combine. “I’d love for him to retire a Charger. I love Joey — the teammate, the competitor.” Bosa is set to account for a massive salary cap hit in 2025 ($36 million) and has been discussed as a potential cap casualty. Bosa, entering his age-29 season, has played in just 28 games over the past three seasons while suffering a spate of injuries, including two foot injuries. That could be a factor in the team’s decision to keep Bosa going into the 2025 season. Pro Football Focus graded Bosa 63rd out of 132 qualifying EDGE rushers in 2024. His ten sacks ranked 21st in the NFL.
  • JAX Wide Receiver #7
    It might go without saying, but it’s the latest sign that Coen sees Thomas as the centerpiece of the Jacksonville offense after a rookie season in which Thomas went for 1,282 yards and ten touchdowns, posting an absurd success rate of 66.5 percent. A downfield threat and a short-area dominator, Thomas is primed to be an elite fantasy option in 2025 in Coen’s offense. Coen in January complimented Thomas’ production from the slot. He should be used across the formation in 2025.

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NFL

As a player, Mike Vrabel won three Super Bowls with quarterback Tom Brady on the Patriots during the 00s.
Pete Carroll’s first season in Seattle was 2010, which was Matt Hasselbeck’s final season as the team’s starting quarterback.
The Vikings have made an addition to their coaching staff with the hiring of Keith Carter as assistant offensive line coach.
NFL Scouting Combine
Longtime Seattle Seahawks General Manager John Schneider discusses the team’s quarterback situation with Geno Smith, rumors surrounding star receiver DK Metcalf and the resurgence of the running back position.
Buccaneers head coach Todd Bowles joins PFT to explore how he aims for continuity with strong offensive coordinator hires, reflect on Liam Coen’s exit from Tampa Bay, and offer thoughts on a possible tush push ban.
Chicago Bears Head Coach Ben Johnson joins PFT Live to talk about his growing relationship with Caleb Williams, the team’s “collaborative” approach to the NFL draft and the outlook of his squad’s coaching staff.
Buccaneers GM Jason Licht joins PFT to discuss the team’s underdog mentality, how Baker Mayfield has exceeded expectations and improving Tampa Bay’s depth entering the 2025 season.
Brian Callahan joins PFT Live to discuss the Tennessee Titans’ options with the No. 1 overall pick in the draft, his conversations with Will Levis and why Cam Ward’s confidence is a “good thing.”
Mike Florio and Chris Simms are joined by Raheem Morris to understand the early stages of how the Falcons are budgeting their QB situation, when he knew Michael Penix Jr. was ready to start over Kirk Cousins and more.
Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel joins PFT to discuss Tyreek Hill’s reaction to Miami’s 8-9 season, the current NFL trends that he is following and why he is excited about the 2025 campaign.

Premier League

Morgan Rogers shows his finesse with a wonderful turn and strike to make it 1-1 for Aston Villa against Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park.
Rodrigo Moniz’s beautiful chip beats Jose Sa and gives the Cottagers a 2-1 lead over Wolves at the Molineux.
Joeo Pedro draws the penalty and steps up the spot where he tucks away Brighton’s opener against the Cherries at the Amex.

Rotoworld

Myles Garrett and Matthew Stafford are two stars who headline the list of players who could be traded this offseason.
Patrick Daugherty and Denny Carter weigh in on recent debates surrounding the ‘tush push’ play, explaining why it shouldn’t be banned and how teams have been forced to innovate when defending it.
Based on Jaguars head coach Liam Coen’s recent comments, Patrick Daugherty and Denny Carter believe Brian Thomas is primed to assert himself among the NFL and fantasy’s top overall wide receivers in 2025.
Impending free agent Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and Freddie Freeman top Rotoworld’s first base rankings for 2025.
Examining pitchers who underperformed SIERA to find potential breakouts in fantasy baseball.
Which early-spring storylines and performances will have the most significant dynasty ramifications?

Motor Sports

The No. 1 driver in the February rankings has yet to win this season.
The Triple Crown format always produces dramatic racing and Arlington was no exception.
Ricky Carmichael and Ryan Villopoto share why Ken Roczen still has “really good shot” at winning the title after Round 7 in Arlington while evaluating his impressive consistency among SuperMotorcross riders.
Ricky Carmichael and Ryan Villopoto discuss Chase Sexton’s rough outing at the Arlington Triple Crown where ‘avoidable’ mistakes cost him and evaluate how his 2025 title hopes are looking after Round 7.

Celebrating Black Heritage

In honor of Black History Month, Golf Today explores Charlie Sifford’s story as the “Jackie Robinson” of golf and how vital Cobbs Creek Golf Course in Philadelphia has been on breaking the sport’s color barrier.
Premier League and African icon Jay-Jay Okocha sits down to reflect on his storied career, impact, and lessons learned from his football journey.
Watkins and the sixth-ranked Trojans play host to No. 1 UCLA, the only unbeaten team in college basketball, on Thursday night.
Indianapolis Colts DE Kwity Paye calls himself the “Son of Liberia”, a title that reflects his true calling.

Golf

Tee times, groupings and how to watch the second round of the Cognizant Classic in the Palm Beaches
Tee times, groupings and how to watch the first round of the Cognizant Classic in the Palm Beaches
The Golf Today crew analyzes Jordan Spieth reflecting on his road to recovery from wrist surgery and outlining his next steps ahead of the 2025 Cognizant Classic.
Rex Hoggard joins Golf Today to discuss the latest PGA Tour Policy Board meeting and provide the latest on the negotiations between the PGA Tour and the Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia.
Eckroat has the putter he used to win last year at PGA National back in the bag, but he still won’t re-watch the winning putt.
Aaron Wise, whose last PGA Tour start came at last year’s Puerto Rico Open, is in the field for this week’s Korn Ferry Tour event in Argentina.

NBA

College Basketball

The latest deal includes a raise and pays Hubert Davis an average of $3.2 million in base salary and supplemental pay, up from about $2 million on the previous deal reached in July 2022 that ran through the 2027-28 season.
Thomas Sorber injured his left foot on Feb. 15 in a loss at Butler and will have surgery.

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