Colts' Offseason Decisions Loom Large
Colts GM Chris Ballard is facing some pivotal decisions this offseason, particularly concerning QB Daniel Jones and WR Alec Pierce. While the franchise tag is an option, Ballard prefers not to rely on it.
“We’ll continue to work this week and see if we can get something done,” Ballard mentioned. When both parties are motivated, things tend to fall into place, even with a tight timeframe.
Jaguars on the Hunt at the Combine
The Jaguars are actively scouting talent, with Memphis OT Travis Burke scheduled for a formal interview at the Combine. Texas LB Anthony Hill and North Carolina Central RB Chris Mosley have also caught the Jaguars' attention, meeting with the team at the Combine and HBCU Legacy Bowl, respectively. These meetings indicate the Jaguars' commitment to strengthening their roster with fresh talent.
Texans Commit to C.J. Stroud
Texans GM Nick Caserio has firmly dismissed any trade rumors surrounding QB C.J. Stroud.
“We are not trading the guy. He’s our quarterback,” Caserio stated emphatically.
Stroud, despite the usual ups and downs of a young QB, has shown significant promise and impact. Caserio’s confidence in Stroud underscores the Texans’ commitment to building around him for the future.
Titans' Strategic Moves
Titans HC Robert Saleh and OC Brian Daboll are in discussions with QB Cam Ward’s personal coach, signaling potential interest. Saleh also mentioned plans to utilize DT T’Vondre Sweat differently this season, indicating strategic adjustments on defense.
QB Will Levis is encouraged to make the most of this offseason, showcasing his talent. Meanwhile, GM Mike Borgonzi is focused on contract talks with G Peter Skoronski and monitoring CB L’Jarius Sneed’s knee rehab.
These moves highlight the Titans' proactive approach to shaping their roster for success.