Joel Corry

I believe so. There hasn't been another arbitrator ruling about contract tolling since the Joey Galloway case in 2000. Probably need to come back around the trade deadline like Trent Williams did in 2019 because of the potential of a 2-week roster exemption.

Andre Perrotta @andreperrotta13

A great question posed by @TexansCap here. Perhaps @corryjoel would know, as he routinely has all the answers in these matters...

The Derrick Henry contract extension is along the lines of what I suggested in March. https://t.co/90wXdNIaFw

The economic ramifications of Derek Carr's retirement via @CBSSports. https://t.co/nTt7LwyAX0

No doubt. Made most important catch in franchise history.

Matt Barrows @mattbarrows

@corryjoel The number is revered in SF

Don't tell Rob Gronkowski or Travis Kelce that 87 isn't a good number. I had a WR client who had 883 catches for 11,373 yards primarily wearing #87.

Ari Meirov @MySportsUpdate

#Bears WR Luther Burden III on why he's wearing No. 87: "All the good numbers are gone." 😂😂 (Chicago has 14 numbers retired) https://t.co/EvKbFDbPEC

2026 through 2028 base salaries are at league minimums. Everything else is in training camp roster bonuses for those 3 years.

Michael Pallas @jetscap

@corryjoel Ok. On Spotrac this morning, there was only P5 and signing bonus listed.

Out of curiosity, I did some digging. I can now confirm that Armand Membou has 2026 through 2028 training camp rosters for the maximum amounts possible.

Joel Corry @corryjoel

That would be surprising. Every 7th overall pick since 2016 has had everything but minimum salary in training camp roster bonuses for the 2nd through 4 years except Josh Hines-Allen. Hines-Allen didn't need them because the Jags do guarantees without offsets for 1st round picks.

That would be surprising. Every 7th overall pick since 2016 has had everything but minimum salary in training camp roster bonuses for the 2nd through 4 years except Josh Hines-Allen. Hines-Allen didn't need them because the Jags do guarantees without offsets for 1st round picks.

Zach Aulakh @ZachAulakh

@jetscap @corryjoel That would be very odd if true. Where have you seen this reported?

Jadeveon Clowney never got his big payday on a long term deal. When designated a franchise player in 2019, the other edge rushers who were tagged along with him (Dee Ford, Frank Clark & DeMarcus Lawrence) each signed for between $17M & $21M per year.

Tom Pelissero @TomPelissero

The #Panthers are releasing Jadeveon Clowney, per source.

My look at unfinished NFL offseason business with high profile veteran players via @CBSSports. https://t.co/HxDaSHVcgV

Don't write checks with your mouth that you really don't want cashed.

Bleacher Report @BleacherReport

Paul Pierce yesterday: “If the Celtics lose Game 2 at home, I’m walking (to work) tomorrow. 15 miles. In my robe, no shoes on, barefoot.” @paulpierce34 today: https://t.co/MQqxh9ursW

Diontae Johnson provides the blueprint for how not to handle a contract year. 2024 was the final year of a 2-year extension averaging $18.355M per year when dealt to the Panthers. Johnson is now on a 1-year deal at his $1.17M league minimum salary with a $590,000 split.

Adam Schefter @AdamSchefter

Here’s what George Pickens now will try to overcome in Dallas: There haven’t been many Steelers wide receivers that have left Pittsburgh and gone on to produce more elsewhere. Most all saw their per-game productivity - by yardage - fall off by at least 20 percent, via @PaulHembo. https://t.co/EbaIPEPeMw

I suspect the agent is driving a hard bargain because Trey Smith will be a UFA in 2026 without a 2nd franchise tag at a 20% increase over the current $23.402M number for $28,082,400. The highest paid OG on a multi-year deal is Landon Dickerson at $21M per year.

sam mansker @kcwolfpac79

@corryjoel Joel have u heard anything regarding trey smith extension talks

A look at unfinished NFL business with high profile veteran players via @CBSSports. https://t.co/HxDaSHVK6t

Better move for the Dallas Cowboys than George Pickens. The Cowboys get a legitimate receiving threat making $3.656M in 2025 for at least one season. Pickens goes from a team with $33M per year WR to one with a $34M per year WR.

Ian Rapoport @RapSheet

Full details: -- #Cowboys get George Pickens and a 2027 6th rounder -- #Steelers get a 3rd rounder and 2027 5th rounder.

I haven't heard about a CBA side letter changing the 5th year option deadline date.

Andre Perrotta @andreperrotta13

@AlbertBreer Believe deadline is "prior to May 3", so 5/2, not 5/1. CBA provision below, which to my knowledge, has not been subsequently amended via a side-letter or anything comparable, correct @corryjoel https://t.co/boAzH6dOem

Everything you need to know about 2025 NFL rookie contracts via @CBSSports. https://t.co/E4i2LasBH2