I can't recall a year in the past where I felt teams were shelling out so much FA money to "good" players. It's always happened with quarterbacks, some elite OTs, DE's, and CBs, and a few WR. but there is serious money handed out to position players yesterday. I have a feeling the expectations put on players like Adams, Hufanga, Moehrig, Holland, Ward, etc. is likely to be more than they can deliver. And teams are signing a lot of guys who have had a history of injuries, or are coming off major injuries. As an example, the NYT said Tampa's resigning of the oft-injured Chris Godwin at $22m a year for three years was a grade of "A". Sure, if he plays 16-17 games next season maybe. 2023 was the only season in his career he made it all the way through. That's a huge amount of cash for such a risk. But if they didn't pay, someone else would have.
Flacco and his agent are apparently talking with Cleveland, where he would be welcomed back, and last week said he'd love to return to. So the Vikings better move quick.
The Colts have got to say right now Richardson is QB1 on that team, and completely give him the keys for the entire season with a really long leash. I think that's the only way he's going to make it. Yes, he'll likely have several bad throws, drives, mistakes, lose games. But he has shown some progress, and this is the time to make it all happen, and after a bad loss in week 2, 3, 4 with him making bad decisions, Steichen has to stand up there and say without hesitation AR15 is the guy. Either that, or they should just trade him and start over. Daniel Jones is not the answer.