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 The Raiders have found a starting QB for 2023, but is he the long-term answer to the franchise? According to ESPN's Adam Schefter and Dianna Russini, former 49ers QB Jimmy Garoppolo and Las Vegas have agreed to a three-year, $67.5 million deal with a $34 million guarantee. Las Vegas only has one QB under contract (Chase Garbers), so it needs a viable starter. Garoppolo is a solid pick as he has a 40-17 starting record in nine seasons and played under Raiders HC Josh McDaniels when he was a New England OC. But he is not the permanent answer. Although Garoppolo led the 49ers to Super Bowl LIV, he benefited from a talented roster that included three-time Pro Bowl DE champion Nick Bosa. In his six seasons in San Francisco, Garoppolo never made a Pro Bowl and only threw more than 20 TDs once. In addition, injuries have limited him throughout his career. Garoppolo missed eight games last season with a broken foot, missed 10 games in 2020 with an ankle injury, and missed 13 games after

 The NFL salary cap creates challenges as teams try to build championship rosters. Below is a list of some of the highest and lowest paid players in each position heading into the 2022 season. Salaries are based on limited hits from Spotrac.com. Underpaid tight finish: Pat Freiermuth, Pittsburgh Steelers Freiermuth looked like a steal for the Steelers during his rookie season, as the second-round pick caught 60 497-yard passes and seven touchdowns. His rookie deal only needs a cap of nearly $1.4 million this year. Overpaid Tight Ending: Jonnu Smith, New England Patriots New England's signing of Smith was unsuccessful in his first season with the team. Titan previously had just 28 catches for 294 yards last year, but his cap hits nearly $13.7 million this year, the second-highest in the league among tight finishes. . Tackling the underpaid attack: Rashawn Slater, Los Angeles Chargers As a first-round rookie last year, it didn't take long for Slater to gain recognition among the

 The Pittsburgh Steelers continued to compete in the knockout stages of the 2022 season until the Miami Dolphins kicked in goal with 18 seconds left to face the New York Jets in Week 18. Despite the flip between Mitch Trubisky and Kenny Pickett throughout the season, and arguably lacking their most important defensive player in a long time, the team went 9-8 to hold the record for ever-losing coaching season. Chief Officer Mike Tomlin. While a number of possible problems, from the Lamar Jackson contract dispute, to the trade rumors and legal troubles that have the division's teams worried, the road back to being a competitor is synonymous with beating them consistently. The Cincinnati Bengals still have tons of weapons, including star quarterback Joe Burrow, and almost won the Super Bowl last year. The Baltimore Ravens are currently a big question mark because of Jackson's situation but expect coach John Harbaugh to plan to be a competitive team with or without their former MVP

 Welcome to the free dealer, Pittsburgh Steelers fans! Monday is a very important day. It marked the beginning of the NFL's legal spoofing era, where free agent players could officially begin negotiating with teams. The contracts won't be considered official until Wednesday (March 15), but Monday essentially marks the start of the 2023 NFL season. News of the free agency will come fast and furious, as the top players will be leaving the table in a few hours. As the Steelers often do, they will steer clear of familiar names like Odell Beckham Jr. and Bobby Wagner. Instead, the team will focus on finding excellent players who will help fill the demand for positions and sign contracts at reasonable prices. Here is a list of four reasonable free agents for the Steelers to sign. Free Agent #1 - CB: Rock Ya-Sin There's no denying the Steelers' need to tackle the full-back position this season. Kicking off a strong campaign in 2022 with the Raiders, Rock Ya-Sin is a reasonabl

 Over the past 15 years, the run-back position in the NFL has depreciated to such an extent that it's almost unheard of to be eliminated early in the draft. And when one is made, the move is often harshly criticized for overdrafting a non-senior position. That belief could lead to a team in the middle or end of the first round being snubbed at Bijan Robinson of Texas in the 2023 division. Robinson is not only an electric runner, but he also has the versatility to impact the game in many ways as a runner, catcher and even a tackler. Robinson considers that flexibility a key strength. "First of all, I feel if you're a guy who can do all three things for your offense, I think that's a very special quality for a player," Robinson said Saturday at NFL combined, via ESPN. "You put a player in the receiving position, in the slotting position or obviously in the running back position. Just create a mismatch all over the field and maybe create space for yourself.. It

 The NFL draft is about six weeks away, but the Chicago Bears have been at #1 for quite some time. Whether or not they will make the first pick on April 15 is debatable, but information from the NFL Combine in Indianapolis suggests that the top pick will proceed. On Sunday, NFL Network's Ian Rapoport stated that the Bears are "more likely" to trade options. "The interest in Ryan Poles' No. 1 pick for the Chicago Bears is significant," said Rapoport. "And the quarterback's performance we saw yesterday only reinforces that." Several quarterbacks, including Florida's Anthony Richardson and Bryce Young, turned heads on Saturday at the combo. With several teams in need of a quarterback, especially in the first 15 picks of the draft, the Bears are in the enviable position of holding first pick with quarterback Justin Fields already available. Initially, speculation increased about the Bears potentially using the option in their own quarterback w