He’s coming off perhaps his best season yet, staying healthy after an injury-plagued 2023 and setting personal highs in completions, passes, completion percentage, yards and touchdowns. So how the hell did the Bengals struggle to reach even nine wins?
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The Seattle Mariners have taken a massive leap forward this season, and continue to play well enough down the stretch that they’ve now tied the Toronto Blue Jays in the playoff chase. Without a doubt, 2021 has been an unqualified success.
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However, we still have a full summer of virtual workouts, signings, team activities, potential trades and training camp ahead of us before the season kicks off in earnest. And with this in mind, let’s take a look at some very prominent players that are still seeking a job for the 2020 season.
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Of course, from the White Sox’s perspective, landing Harper would give this rebuilding team instant credibility and really drive forward their move from a team of the future to a team of the present. He’s young enough (26) to still be the focal point of the organization as the team’s massive collection of prospects mature into big leaguers.
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We suppose we should have seen his slide coming, considering he seemed to get gradually worse as the season went along, except for a nice power surge in July, and some decent extra-base pop in September — when he barely played much.
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A converted quarterback, Pryor was one of the few bright spots in Cleveland last year, posting a 77-1,007-4 line despite the veritable poo-poo platter that took snaps for the Browns in 2016. Personnel folks remained skeptical, however, and he signed a one-year deal in Washington to help offset some high-profile defections at the position.
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Speaking of mileage, Peterson is the biggest name on this list, but he’s stepping into a timeshare situation in a pass-first offense, so it goes without saying his value will be undercut significantly. He led the NFL in rushing as recently as 2014 and drew rave reviews in training camp. Then again, what high-profile signing doesn’t?
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