NFL Quarterback Market Heats Up: Tagovailoa, Willis, and More

0:00It's March 9th, here's your NFL news in two minutes. Subscribe to stay locked in all season. The NFL quarterback market is heating up fast this off season. The Miami Dolphins just released Tuha, Toggle, Viola, eating a whopping $99.2 million in dead money. Hours later, they signed Malik Willis to a three-year deal worth $67.5 million, pulling the hot free agent off the board. Meanwhile, Toggle, Viola landed a one-year bargain at $1.3 million with the Atlanta Falcons who are set to cut Kirk Cousins. Earlier this week, the Falcons opened a spot by moving on from Cousins, especially with Michael Penick still recovering from a torn ACL. New leadership there, including team president Matt Ryan and coach Kevin Stofansky, sees Toggle, Viola as a low-risk fix after that pricey Cousins. Contract blew up two years back. Fans and teens are buzzing about how fast these deals went down. The Arizona Cardinals were chasing Willis, too, after parting with Kyler Murray,

1:03but Miami beat them to it. It's sparking talk of reunions, like Dolphins bringing back their new GM's guy from Green Bay. On the back-up front, the Titans grabbed Mitchell Trabisky to back-up cam ward, freeing a spot in Buffalo. The Jets might I-Gino Smith for a homecoming or even Carson Wentz with their new coordinator. Aaron Rodgers could link up with Mike McCarthy and Pittsburgh, where they just added receiver Michael Pittman, Jr. With the salary cap at a record $301.2 million and a thin quarterback draft class, expect prices to stay high. At least the quarter of teams need quarterback help, so this carousel keeps spinning. Stay tuned for more moves. Thanks to our sponsor for helping bring you this episode. Some travel miles to find peace. I just climb into bed and listen. S-O-L-L-I-SOLYPILLOW.COM