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Report: Saints planning to put first-round RFA tender on Taysom Hill

The Saints plan to apply the first-round tender to quarterback Taysom Hill, a pending restricted free agent, per a report from ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
This will allow the Saints to match any contract offers Hill receives from other teams. If they decline to match an offer sheet, the Saints will recoup a first-round draft pick from that team.
It’s not really unexpected given the length to which Saints coach Sean Payton has talked up Hill this offseason, doubling down on the notion that he and the team view him as franchise quarterback material

The Saints plan to apply the first-round tender to quarterback Taysom Hill, a pending restricted free agent, per a report from ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
This will allow the Saints to match any contract offers Hill receives from other teams. If they decline to match an offer sheet, the Saints will recoup a first-round draft pick from that team.
It’s not really unexpected given the length to which Saints coach Sean Payton has talked up Hill this offseason, doubling down on the notion that he and the team view him as franchise quarterback material

Redskins inform Trent Williams he is free to seek a trade

Washington has reportedly informed left tackle Trent Williams that he is openly free to seek a trade with other teams.
This comes after the new regime, headed up by Ron Rivera, worked for a while to try and repair the relationship with Williams, who held out from the team for most of 2019.
It will be interesting to see what type of trade market there is for Williams, who is soon to turn 32 years old, and has not played in over a year.
Still, when he is healthy, the seven-time Pro-Bowler is one of the best LTs in the NFL, and he is hoping to get paid as such in the future

Washington has reportedly informed left tackle Trent Williams that he is openly free to seek a trade with other teams.
This comes after the new regime, headed up by Ron Rivera, worked for a while to try and repair the relationship with Williams, who held out from the team for most of 2019.
It will be interesting to see what type of trade market there is for Williams, who is soon to turn 32 years old, and has not played in over a year.
Still, when he is healthy, the seven-time Pro-Bowler is one of the best LTs in the NFL, and he is hoping to get paid as such in the future

Redskins inform Trent Williams he is free to seek a trade

Washington has reportedly informed left tackle Trent Williams that he is openly free to seek a trade with other teams.
This comes after the new regime, headed up by Ron Rivera, worked for a while to try and repair the relationship with Williams, who held out from the team for most of 2019.
It will be interesting to see what type of trade market there is for Williams, who is soon to turn 32 years old, and has not played in over a year.
Still, when he is healthy, the seven-time Pro-Bowler is one of the best LTs in the NFL, and he is hoping to get paid as such in the future

Washington has reportedly informed left tackle Trent Williams that he is openly free to seek a trade with other teams.
This comes after the new regime, headed up by Ron Rivera, worked for a while to try and repair the relationship with Williams, who held out from the team for most of 2019.
It will be interesting to see what type of trade market there is for Williams, who is soon to turn 32 years old, and has not played in over a year.
Still, when he is healthy, the seven-time Pro-Bowler is one of the best LTs in the NFL, and he is hoping to get paid as such in the future

49ers exercise option on FB Kyle Juszczyk

In perhaps the least surprising 49ers news of the offseason, the team will exercise its club option on fullback Kyle Juszczyk for the 2020 season.
He’s due a base salary of $5.05 million next season, and carries a $6.7 million cap hit in the final year of a four-year deal he signed in 2017.
There wasn’t any doubt that Juszczyk would be back in San Francisco for the 2020 season, and it’s hard to imagine he won’t receive an extension sometime soon that keeps him around beyond this year

In perhaps the least surprising 49ers news of the offseason, the team will exercise its club option on fullback Kyle Juszczyk for the 2020 season.
He’s due a base salary of $5.05 million next season, and carries a $6.7 million cap hit in the final year of a four-year deal he signed in 2017.
There wasn’t any doubt that Juszczyk would be back in San Francisco for the 2020 season, and it’s hard to imagine he won’t receive an extension sometime soon that keeps him around beyond this year

49ers exercise option on FB Kyle Juszczyk

In perhaps the least surprising 49ers news of the offseason, the team will exercise its club option on fullback Kyle Juszczyk for the 2020 season.
He’s due a base salary of $5.05 million next season, and carries a $6.7 million cap hit in the final year of a four-year deal he signed in 2017.
There wasn’t any doubt that Juszczyk would be back in San Francisco for the 2020 season, and it’s hard to imagine he won’t receive an extension sometime soon that keeps him around beyond this year

In perhaps the least surprising 49ers news of the offseason, the team will exercise its club option on fullback Kyle Juszczyk for the 2020 season.
He’s due a base salary of $5.05 million next season, and carries a $6.7 million cap hit in the final year of a four-year deal he signed in 2017.
There wasn’t any doubt that Juszczyk would be back in San Francisco for the 2020 season, and it’s hard to imagine he won’t receive an extension sometime soon that keeps him around beyond this year