Splashy NFL Signings: High Risk, Low Reward?

0:00The latest scores, headlines and storylines. Right here on NFL News today. Subscribe and stay game ready. NFL teams often shell out big money for top free agents knowing they might overpay. But when those deals flop, it stings like the Packers Cutting Cornerback Nate Hobbs after a 4-year 48-million dollar contract or the Vikings parting ways with defensive tackles, Devon Hargrave and Jonathan Allen, plus center Ryan Kelly retiring early. Last season showed how rare it is for these splashy signings to deliver wins across the roster. Now, our MMQB staff is eyeing recent moves that could fizzle out fast. Experts like Matt Verterrain points a quarterback Malik Willis joining the dolphins on a 3-year deal. Miami is rebuilding hard after dumping two Otago Veloa, Tyree Kill, and others while eating over $55 million in dead money this year. Gilberto Manzano calls out the Patriots' 4-year 68-million dollar gamble on wide receiver Romeo

1:00Dows. The 25-year-old never topped 800 receiving yards with Green Bay, raising doubts if he'll click with Drake May. Michael Fabiano and Albert Breer agree risks are high elsewhere too. Willis' small sample size screams bust potential while the brown swap proven. Guards for younger Zion Johnson and Teven Jenkins betting on unproven upside amid major changes. This episode is proudly sponsored by our partner. Comfort you can hear. Sound you can relax into. S-O-L-I-SoliPillo.com.