Dallas based criminal defense attorney Michael J. Todd announced that all criminal charges against his client, former Chiefs and Titans cornerback L’Jarius Sneed, have been dismissed. Sneed originally was charged with aggravated assault that was reduced by the grand jury to the misdemeanor offense of failure to report the commission of a felony. The state of Texas dismissed the misdemeanor completely Friday, which Todd said leaves Sneed without conviction or admission of any kind.
Ravens in 2018:
Sign Ryan Grant to big deal
Michael Crabtree becomes available
Fail Ryan Grant’s physical
Get out of deal
Sign Crabtree
Ravens in 2026:
Huge trade for Maxx Crosby
Trey Hendrickson becomes available
Fail Maxx Crosby’s physical
Get out of deal with Raiders
(We’ll see what happens)
***Ryan Grant hadn’t missed a game his entire career when they “failed” his physical***
GMs all over the league should stay away from talks with Baltimore.
Makes the Jaire Alexander trade then retire in 2025 to the eagles even more suspect now
Ravens GM Eric DeCosta said that, after losing their starting center Tyler Linderbaum to the Raiders, they were interested in pairing together Trey Hendrickson and Maxx Crosby. But Crosby’s medical exam put an end to that discussion.
Sources: Former #Chiefs LB Leo Chenal is signing with the #Commanders for 3 years $24.75M.
Chenal, just 25, won two Super Bowls in Kansas City and was a starter for 44 games. A strong addition.
Trading WR Brian Thomas Jr.
New Team Acquires
2026: $2.1M (gtd)
2027: $2.8M (gtd)
2028: 5th-Year Option
#Jaguars Dead Cap
$3.7M ($257k saved)
After an 87 catch, 10 TD rookie campaign, BTJ saw his targets drop mightily in 2025.
The Chiefs don’t need to commit to the run! They need a home run hitter who can make defenses pay for staying in 2 high and light boxes. Either the D opens up the run game for explosives, or they get scared and change and open up some pass game. Walker should be a perfect fit! 👍
after their trade today, the Chiefs have:
the #4 most draft capital of any team in 2026
the most draft capital for any Chiefs draft in almost 20 years (since 2008)
If the Colts are unable to sign Alec Pierce, he will hit the open market commanding between $25-30 million per year, per @AlbertBreer.
The 49ers, Bills, Giants, Patriots, and Raiders are all expected to pursue Pierce as the top free agent wide receiver.
Been saying this all year but no chance now with Charbs tearing his ACL and Walker lighting it up in the playoffs. Seattle either won’t let him get away or he’ll be too expensive for KC