Gerald McCoy signed with the Carolina Panthers two weeks ago, and he had some harsh words for his former team, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, on FS1’s show Undisputed yesterday afternoon. McCoy felt disrespected by Tampa Bay after the team signed Ndamukong Suh to replace him and then immediately gave Suh his former number. McCoy was a Buccaneer for nine seasons and made the Pro Bowl six times.
"When Sapp, Lynch, Brooks, Selmon, Barber left, nobody wore their number. It was a sign of respect. … I'm one of the best players to ever play in the organization. It kind of shows the respect and how they felt about me."@Geraldini93 on the Bucs giving Ndamukong Suh #93 pic.twitter.com/fnaeRh1wt6
— UNDISPUTED (@undisputed) June 19, 2019
Which team do you think has the most expensive offense in the league? Green Bay? Pittsburgh? New Orleans? You may be stunned to discover that the answer is Washington. The Redskins are shelling out a lot of money to their offensive line and a quarterback that might not play this season in Alex Smith. Smith has a cap number of over $20 million, while Brandon Scherff and Trent Williams are each set to make more than $11 million this year.
Washington has the most expensive offense in the NFL this year. Amazing:
QB Dwayne Haskins
RB Adrian Peterson
WR1 Josh Doctson
WR2 Paul Richardson
Slot Trey Quinn
TE Jordan Reed
LT Trent Williams*
LG Ereck Flowers
C Chase Roullier
RG Brandon Scherff
RT Morgan Moses*holding out
— Warren Sharp (@SharpFootball) June 19, 2019
Andrew Hawkins has been one of the best NFL players turned analysts in recent years. Hawkins has been a staple on ESPN networks for about two years, but now he is making a move to another network. He agreed to join NFL Network for this upcoming season, and former colleagues at the Worldwide Leader have been sending ‘Hawk’ well-wishes. Hawkins was a wide receiver in the NFL for six full seasons and played for the Montreal Alouettes in the CFL before that.
Former NFL WR Andrew Hawkins (@Hawk) Joins NFL Media: https://t.co/DgUfDLu7fw
📷 Eric P. Mull pic.twitter.com/XbEyNMTctI
— NFL Media (@NFLMedia) June 18, 2019
At least one NFL columnist is giving Aaron Donald the love he deserves. Pete Prisco put Donald at the top of his list of the best 100 players in the NFL, and it’s hard to argue that he doesn’t deserve it after his first five seasons in the league. Donald has been named a First Team All-Pro for four straight seasons, and the Los Angeles Rams’ defensive tackle has been the Defensive Player of the Year in back-to-back seasons. His 20.5 sacks and 25 tackles for loss in 2018 are incredible numbers for an interior lineman and showcase his dominance.
Aaron Donald tops my NFL Top 100 list. It kills me that a quarterback isn't No. 1, but he earned it. Take a look. https://t.co/FXLur5eJkp
— Pete Prisco (@PriscoCBS) June 19, 2019
