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With Derek Carr off the market, the attention turns to Aaron Rodgers.

Jordan Addison is just a few months away from the biggest day of his life. The 2021 Biletnikoff Award winner is set to be one of the first wide receivers selected in April’s NFL Draft.
Addison, who transferred from Pittsburgh to USC ahead of last season, wasn’t quite as productive in Los Angeles as he was in Pennsylvania, but led the Trojans in receiving yards and touchdowns despite playing in 11 games. He is a certified stud and could hear his name called in the first round.

Anthony Richardson had the most explosive QB performance at the NFL combine, but C.J. Stroud might’ve been the most profound and cemented his QB1 status.

In a special combine edition of Four Verts, Charles McDonald breaks down the biggest QB developments, spotlights a program cranking out alien athletes, and flags a name that put himself on the map big-time.

The GOAT may be up to his usual antics once again.
Just when the NFL world was convinced Tom Brady was finally stepping away from the gridiron for good after his brief, yet convincing announcement a few weeks after the playoff loss to the Dallas Cowboys, a reputable report has emerged that is sending the NFL world in a frenzy.
Could Tom Brady really return… again?
Rich Eisen is one of the most respected members of the NFL media corps — and on his Monday show fresh off his annual trip to the Combine — the NFL Network host dropped an absolute bombshell.

Geno Smith is staying in Seattle following his 2022 breakout season, inking a three-year, $105 million extension.

Emmanuel Acho, LeSean McCoy, Joy Taylor, and Ric Bucher discuss whether Derek Carr is a good fit for the New Orleans Saints after signing a 4-year, $150M deal. Mccoy weighs in on Carr’s signing and explains, with help from the defense, the team is set up to be competitive in the NFC South.

The veteran won the Comeback Player of the Year award in 2022.
The Seahawks and Geno Smith have agreed to a new multi-year contract that will keep the quarterback in Seattle, NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero reports. The agreement also means Seattle does not have to use the franchise tag on Smith ahead of the Tuesday deadline.
According to Ian Rapoport, Seattle is giving Smith a three-year deal worth up to $105 million.
Smith had a breakout season last year after he spent the previous two seasons backing up Russell Wilson.

Boston’s ace hit a lot of low points while battling injuries and playing in just 11 games over the past three seasons. Now, he’s healthy and happy at spring training.
On the worst days, Chris Sale could not imagine a moment like this, the crowd cheering and his teammates hollering as he strode off the field having done his job. And there were a lot of worst days. When was the low point?
“When wasn’t it?” he said. “Honestly. When you get knocked down like that, it’s tough. You gotta collect yourself to get back up.

He even mentioned an AFC team that might want the GOAT.
Here’s something we’ve all been waiting for this NFL offseason: rumors about Tom Brady unretiring and possibly jumping back in to take one last run at an eighth Lombardi Trophy. 
OK, maybe a lot of people haven’t been waiting for such rumors, but now some exist thanks to chatter Rich Eisen, the face of the NFL Network for many years, heard at the league’s scouting combine.