The Ultimate Cheat Sheet to 2022 NFL Free Agency: AFC Edition



In normal offseasons, I would consider this video as a part of Sportsball. However, this is far from a normal offseason. The level of player movement, along with the caliber of player being traded, has made things more complicated than such a video could provide. Therefore, I decided to try and make an encompassing overview of what has happened (which will probably be outdated within a week, knowing how everything is going).

The AFC has been an arms race. That’s all that needs to said about it. Let’s get right into everything with haste before more happens.

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36 thoughts on “The Ultimate Cheat Sheet to 2022 NFL Free Agency: AFC Edition”

  1. James 1:21
    21 Therefore, get rid of all moral filth and the evil that is so prevalent and humbly accept the word planted in you, which can save you

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  2. baker mayfield is a whiny bitch. Always has been, always will be. He’s overrated and finally everyones realizing it. Who else is glad to not have to see his Home Depot commercials any longer?

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  3. The Bengals gave Eli Apple a 1 year deal for 4 million for CB depth. Bates is probably wanting 4 years 80 million with 40 guaranteed. They have a year to extend him.

    We have to be able to pay Burrow 50 million a year probably not to mention Chase 25 million a year or worse by 2025

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  4. Most of the jags moves male no sense except for foye, dudes been one of the most prolific tacklers over the past bit, assuming they plan to run a 4-3 they have their 3 linebackers for 3 years with muma Lloyd and Foye

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  5. Also worth noting that I think McDaniels does have potential as he has, supposedly, learned from his big leadership mistakes in Denver, which totalled up to being bill belichick won't work.

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