Bruce Arians not big on idea of Jameis Winston back with Buccaneers
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Selling dreams of big-name quarterback trades is easy in February, but those naps will be disrupted quickly if Aaron Rodgers and Russell Wilson stay home for another season. Though general managers are more equipped than ever to deal roster capital, the quarterback position can only take so much upheaval. The supply rarely meets the demand — especially this offseason, with a lackluster QB draft class — and some teams eventually realize what they have, or what is more readily available, isn't so bad.
Perhaps the biggest storylines of the 2022 NFL offseason will center on quarterback movement. We've heard plenty about Aaron Rodgers and Russell Wilson, but will either actually change teams? A handful of other quarterbacks might also be right in the mix of trade conversations. Deshaun Watson, Kirk Cousins, Jimmy Garoppolo, Derek Carr, Carson Wentz and Baker Mayfield have varying levels of trade intrigue. With the Super Bowl behind us — and free agency less than a month away — the dominoes should start to fall soon. What is the latest on these eight quarterbacks and their futures?
FOX NFL analyst and Hall of Fame quarterback Troy Aikman discusses Tom Brady's retirement and his new beer brand on 'Fox & Friends'
Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow's parents Jim and Robin join 'America's Newsroom' ahead of Super Bowl 2022.
Super Bowl LVI will feature many firsts. It will be the first Super Bowl played at the Los Angeles Rams' new home, SoFi Stadium. It will also mark the first Super Bowl in NFL history to be contested between two teams seeded fourth or worse, as the fourth-seeded, NFC West Champion Rams will take on the fourth-seeded AFC North Champion Cincinnati Bengals. If the Bengals stand victorious on Feb.
It feels like anything is possible on the NFL trade market. Teams are more willing than ever to part with top-shelf players or even top draft picks who haven't earned patience.