NFL Trade

Jamal Adams requests trade from Jets

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After months of waiting for a new contract New York Jets Pro Bowl safety Jamal Adams has requested a trade and his given the organization seven teams he would like to play for.
Adams still has two years left on his rookie deal and while the Jets have said they are looking to make him a Jet for life. In this episode, we look at why the Adams camp has requested this trade, why the Jets are still in the driver’s seat in these negotiations, and one of the reasons why the extension hasn’t happened this offseason.
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New York Minute: Odell Beckham Jr. out and Le’Veon Bell in

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In the span of a few hours the New York Giants traded their biggest star while the New York Jets brought in arguably their biggest star in free agency ever. On this episode I break down both moves and see give my thoughts on the Cleveland Browns, New York Giants, and New York Jets going forward after the Odell Beckham Jr. trade and the Le’Veon Bell signing.

Denver’s Next Sanchize Quarterback? Broncos trade for Mark Sanchez

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According to NFL.com the Denver Broncos have traded for Eagles quarterback Mark Sanchez sending a 2017 conditional draft pick to Philadelphia. While it still appears that the Broncos are still actively pursuing San Francisco 49er quarterback Colin Kaepernick, but have at least added depth with the addition on Sanchez whose cap hit for 2015 will be $4.5 Million.

The fifth overall pick in the 2009 NFL Draft by the New York Jets, Sanchez has had an up

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Sanchez is most remembered for the infamous “Butt Fumble”

and down career. His most famous moment on the field was the infamous “Butt Fumble” when he ran in Brandon Moore’s backside. In his NFL career Sanchez has started in 72 games throwing for over 15,000 yards with 86 touchdowns and 84 interceptions. In those 72 starts Sanchez is 37-35 but has a 4 -2 career playoff record.

While Sanchez may not be the best answer at the quarterback position for the Broncos, he at least provides an option for the moment and could be a reliable backup if the Broncos do add another signal caller.