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  • NE Quarterback
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    Patriots signed QB Andrew Walter, formerly of the Raiders.
    While New England has had success with Raider castoffs, we doubt it’ll happen here. Walter, 27, has a windup delivery, zero mobility, and is lacking in the accuracy department. Walter has a big arm, but needs all kinds of time to throw. He’ll be third string if he beats out rookie Brian Hoyer.
  • WAS Offensive Coordinator
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    NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reports the Bears and Saints have requested interviews with Commanders OC Kliff Kingsbury for their head coaching vacancy.
    Kingsbury said last week that “at some point,” he would like to be a head coach again but didn’t elaborate beyond that. The Commanders’ offense has thrived in its first season under Kingsbury, ranking in the top 10 in points per game, yards per game, and EPA per play, thanks in large to the high-end play of rookie Jayden Daniels. In article published by ESPN recently, Kingsbury said, “It would take a lot to leave this kid,” while speaking highly of Daniels’ “confidence, humility, and playmaking ability.” He also added that, “If you feel like you haver to force it, then you’re probably not making the right choice,” regarding his coaching future. The Bears make for an interesting landing spot for Kingsbury given his history with quarterback Caleb Williams, but there aren’t quite as many ties pulling him to the Saints. Kingsbury isn’t a lock to leave Washington after just one season, but the desire to land another head coaching job appears to be strong.
  • SEA Front Office
    CBS Sports’ Jonathan Jones reports the Titans have requested permission to interview the Seahawks’ senior director of player personnel, Matt Berry, for their general manager vacancy.
    Berry has been with the Seahawks since 2008 and was promoted to Senior Director of Player Personnel in 2023. According to Jones, Berry has spent most of his time in college scouting while with the Seahawks.
  • ARI Coaching Staff
    Bears interviewed Cardinals OC Drew Petzing for their head coaching vacancy.
    The Bears continue to knock out interviews for their head coaching vacancy and have more candidates on tap in the coming days. In two years with the Cardinals, Petzing elevated his offense to a top-12 unit by the end of 2024. The Cardinals also ranked 13th in EPA per dropback and sixth in dropback success rate, which could bode well for Caleb Williams heading into his second season if Petzing and the Bears unite.
  • FA General Manager
    Titans beat writer Terry McCormick reports former Falcons GM Thomas Dimitroff will interview for the Titans’ general manager vacancy.
    Dimitroff was general manager for the Falcons from 2008 to 2020, drafting Matt Ryan and making the playoffs six times with an appearance in Super Bowl LI. He has remained in football analytics since then and has taken interviews with the Jets and now the Titans to return to the NFL. The Titans fired general manager Ran Carthon, but kept head coach Brian Callahan heading into the offseason. If Dimitroff does fill the Titans’ open general manager position, he will work with Callahan for a pivotal draft decision as the Titans hold the No. 1 overall pick in April’s draft.
  • FA Head Coach
    CBS Sports’ Jonathan Jones reports the Raiders are “interested in speaking with” former Jets HC Robert Saleh for their head coaching vacancy.
    Saleh has received some more interest from teams looking for a head coach. The Jaguars asked for an interview, and now the Raiders are also showing interest in Saleh for the gig. Through the three-and-a-half seasons he coached the Jets, they did not finish with a winning record. Saleh was let go by the Jets mid-2024, in a collapse that was not entirely on him. Though the 49ers now want him back as their defensive coordinator, he could receive another shot at head coach. The Raiders are growing their interview list after firing Antonio Pierce. Saleh joins a group that includes playoff coaches Todd Monken, Steve Spanuolo, Aaron Glenn, and Ben Johnson.
    Raiders, other teams reportedly contact Belichick
    Mike Florio and Chris Simms spell out why they won’t count out the possibility of Bill Belichick going back to the NFL, given there are so many openings now compared to when he accepted the job at UNC.
  • BAL Offensive Coordinator
    NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reports the Raiders have requested to interview Ravens OC Todd Monken for their head coaching vacancy.
    The Raiders have an opening after firing Antonio Pierce, the team’s second head coach in two seasons. Monken has already had interview requests from the Jaguars and Bears after helping the Ravens to one of the best offenses in the league. The Raiders are still figuring out their quarterback situation with Aidan O’Connell, Gardner Minshew, and company, but Monken would add depth to the team’s stagnant offense. Lions coordinators Ben Johnson and Aaron Glenn have also been requested to interview, as well as Chiefs DC Steve Spagnuolo as the Raiders look to poach from the top teams in the league. Monken has a playoff run ahead of him with a potent Ravens offense and the Raiders hope to explore his high-scoring playbook for their head coaching job.
  • MIN Defensive Coordinator
    The Jaguars have requested to interview Vikings DC Brian Flores for their head coaching vacancy.
    Flores adds the Jaguars to his list with the Bears and Jets already requesting interviews. He revamped the Vikings defense over the last two seasons and established it as a formidable unit for the playoffs. Previously serving as the Dolphins’ head coach from 2019-2021, Flores could look to return to Florida to coach Trevor Lawrence and company. The Jaguars had a disappointing 4-13 season in 2024 and have lined up several head coaching interviews to replace Doug Pederson after an underwhelming tenure. The 43-year-old Flores is slated to be a hot topic this coaching cycle.
  • FA Cornerback #20
    DB Justin Bethel retired after 12 seasons in the NFL.
    Bethel made a living in the NFL off of his special teams abilities through 12 seasons. He only started 15 career games at defensive back, but was a three-time Pro Bowler for special teams on the Cardinals. Bethel spent the first six seasons of his career with Arizona and bounced around between the Falcons, Ravens, Patriots, and Dolphins for his final six seasons. He did not have a team for the 2024 season, making the Dolphins his last team after 17 games with them in 2023. Finishing his NFL career with 282 combined tackles, Bethel’s NFL legacy remains one of special teams utility.
  • GB Quarterback #2
    Malik Willis (right thumb) was limited on Wednesday.
    Both Packers quarterbacks are evidently nursing throwing-arm injuries. Jordan Love (elbow) and Willis should be considered likely to play, given their early-week practice participation but this is officially a situation to monitor closely.
  • LAC Wide Receiver #5
    Joshua Palmer (heel) did not practice on Wednesday.
    The Chargers’ wide receiver corps is fairly banged up at this point and Palmer’s total inability to practice thus far this week makes him the least likely to suit up on Saturday. It could come down to a game-time decision but his Thursday availability should give us an idea of his status.