NFL Quarterback Market Still Buzzing

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The NFL quarterback carousel is winding down in the second half of March, but plenty of

big names remain unsigned.

Veterans like 37-year-old Kurt Cousins, cut by Atlanta, and Jimmy Garoppolo are still on

the market.

Aaron Rogers keeps everyone guessing about retirement or a new team, while Russell Wilson

waits after the chiefs grab Justin Fields.

Trade talks heat up around guys like Mack Jones from San Francisco, whose price tag is

sky high and young Anthony Richardson from Indianapolis.

The Sean Watson and Derek Carr could move too, if teams bite on the contracts.

Meanwhile, draft prospects for Nando Mendoza from Indiana and Ty Simpson from Alabama

look like top picks for needy spots.

All teams seem to have their plans in place.

Atlanta paired Tuatago Veloa with Michael Penix Jr. on cheat deals, betting on youth.

Minnesota signed Kyler Murray to compete with JJ McCarthy and the Jets swapped for

Geno Smith as a bridge.

Fans worry about injury risks and unproven talent in these crowded rooms.

Other squads face tough choices.

The cult stuck with Daniel Jones despite his Achilles recovery may be shopping Richardson

later.

Miami handed Malik Willis a big contract, sparking debate on desperation.

Arizona leans on Jacobi Berset and Gardner Menshu, eyeing the draft.

Looking ahead, Cleveland eyes a quarterback battle with Watson and rookies, while Las Vegas

might draft Mendoza and add a vet like Joe Flacco.

Pittsburgh hopes for Rogers but could pivot to cousins.

Expect more moves before the draft shakes things up.

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