With but one game left on the 2022 season, the NFL has released salary cap numbers for 2023. The teams will have $224.8 million to play with next season.
The Patriots have one of the best cap situations in the league heading into 2023. As per Over The Cap, New England has $32,710,047 to spend, the NFL’s sixth-highest total.
The Invites have gone out and returned by college seniors and potential NFL prospects.
We've got scouting reports and draft profiles along with position rankings for all the players you'll see on the field come February 2023.
With just a few weeks of the NFL season to go, time is running out for this year’s rookies to improve their reputation and make their mark on the biggest stage of all.
Five weeks into the 2022 NFL campaign and some teams are already feeling the heat. In fact, the pressure has claimed its first head coach casualty, with Matt Rhule being fired by Carolina. The Panthers are 1-4 and Rhule’s record was a less-than-impressive 11-27 so it isn’t a huge surprise, and he surely won’t be the last coach to lose his job this year.
Looking at potential draftees in 2023 might seem a little early at two weeks into the 2022 regular NFL season, but all the leading contenders in college football will have been on the NFL teams’ radars for many months. For example, the early signs are that the New York Jets used their first-round picks wisely earlier this year and although a team’s final draft strategy can’t be set until the season is over, much of the preliminary work can be done at a much earlier stage.
Four weeks into the NFL season and chaos appears to rule, with surprise results all over the place. It will be some time before a clear pecking order is established, but in the meantime, football fans can enjoy the show.
For returning college football's best players, the start of the 2022 season is also the first step toward a high draft choice in the 2023 NFL Draft. From September until April, the stocks of some of the top stars from the major shows will remain relatively stable, whilst the stocks of others will rise and fall depending on their performance. There will also be a number of players that crash the party as latecomers.
With the start of the new NFL season just a month away and preseason games well underway, there’s huge anticipation among NFL fans after a summer of drama and big-name trades, and everyone is making their picks and predictions on how each of the eight divisions are going to play out.
NFL fans and pundits have had a few weeks to assess the 2022 Draft, but it won’t be until the real action starts that we will begin to see which teams drafted wisely and which did not.
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