Every Down Unbound

With the start of free agency looming not to long from now. If you didnt know it starts on the 11th of this month. Teams are trying to get started early by making some trades. Clearly trading a player is sometimes if not most times the best option for most teams. There's compensation for giving a player away. Whether it's draft picks that can help them find hidden gems or even possibly just upgrade a position slightly. To getting a better and more needed position upgraded. A trade will benefit a team much more.  That leads us to now. David Montgomery was traded to the Houston Texans yesterday. What the Lions get in return? A 4th and 7th round pick and offensive lineman Juice Scruggs. I think a lot of people would say that this would be considered a fair trade. The Texans without Joe Mixon had little to no running game last season coming in at 22nd in rushing offense. Now I know, you may think that isnt bad. But when your lead rusher only ran for 703 yards on 196 att...

Before going into this group of NFC teams and an upgrade I think they need that will help their teams. I want you to be aware that I will being doing one of these for each division and each team. Keep in mind these are my personal opinion as a casual sometime more than casual football enthusiast. However I do believe that in most cases most of you would agree with me. So enough with the chit chat and let's get into it.  Philadelphia Eagles: Oh... my beloved birds! If you haven't read my other posts which aren't many at this point. You wouldn't have known that I am a big or you can consider me as a diehard Eagles fan. So when it comes to this team specifically I can go on almost forever. But, in the spirit of writing this post and the other teams that are going to be on this post. I will do my absolute best to not be bias. Yet, I will be more than likely harsh on my own team.Since clearly we failed to have a repeat with much drama being stirred up throughout the season. ...

  Before going into each NFC team and an upgrade I think they need that will help their teams. I want you to be aware that I will being doing one of these for each division and each team. Keep in mind these are my personal opinion as a casual sometime more than casual football enthusiast. However I do believe that in most cases most of you would agree with me. With that being said I will add that in this division as it stands moves do need to be made to free up cap space. So as of writing this post these teams are projected to be in the negative in cap space. However there are moves they can make to free a decent amount. So enough of the chit chat let's get into it.  Chicago Bears:  A big surprise if you ask me last season. This team stepped up and went 11-6 number one in their division winning the NFC North title. But with everything they did right and all the talent they had on their team there's a few things going on at least at this moment that makes you wonder if the...

  Before getting to deep into this post, I've felt as though there's more people requesting to be traded this year than any other year. Again, this is a feeling. It doesn't mean that it's the truth. With that being said, in this post I will be talking about the three players noted on the title of this post. But also share other possible players and who I would like to see also possibly be traded and why. So without further ado let's get into it.  A.J Brown: This has been a drama well played out at this point. The trade drama surrounding A.J Brown feels overdue at this point. And as an Eagles fan myself feels tiring and just annoying at this point. Why? Well when you have a team that has as much talent as the Eagles and a star receiver that continues to bring drama in with cryptic responses to questions by the media, or even on their own personal social media account it makes you wonder. Does this player actually want to be with the team?  Though he claims he's h...

   Mike Evans isn't looking to throw in the towel and retire; he is planning to play in the 2026 season. After an injury prone 2025 and seeing his receiving yards dip under 1,000 yards for the first time in his career. We can see a reason for a come back. At just 32 years old some would wonder if he had enough left in the tank. A consistent force for the bucks in the 12 seasons he's played there. That was followed with 6 pro-bowls and a Super Bowl championship. You can only wonder if the Bucs are interested in resigning their once star receiver.  Their last contract was for 2 years for $41 million dollars. With him being a unrestricted free agent I doubt he wouldn't have teams drawn to him. Being a first round pick in 2014 and amounting 13,052 yards in 12 seasons is not something you just dismiss. Yes, you can state his age and his last year dealing with injuries and being available for 8 games. However to throw away all that he's accomplished would be silly. As a known...