NFLTR Insider: QB Market, Young, Hall Of Fame, Kupp, Buzz

September 19, 2024

QB Market

We’re only two weeks into the season and a long, long way away from the 2025 offseason when the quarterback roulette will take another spin. But there have been enough significant changes from our last look at the 2025 QB carousel in June that it’s worth recalibrating where things stand.
NFLTR’s Logan Ulrich takes an in-depth look at what teams will or could be in the market for quarterback help next year and what their options could look like: Resetting The 2025 Quarterback Carousel

Panthers HC Dave Canales said the idea of trading QB Bryce Young after his benching "is not something we're really considering."
The Panthers’ somewhat surprising decision to bench Young after just two games this year naturally has raised questions about his long-term future in Carolina.

The Pro Football Hall of Fame revealed the 167 nominees for the class of 2025 on Wednesday.

The Rams have no plans to place WR Cooper Kupp on injured reserve due to his ankle injury.
This is likely because teams can only bring back eight players from injured reserve during the regular season.

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said HC Mike McCarthy isn't under increased pressure following their Week 2 loss to the Saints. (NFLTR)
Steelers HC Mike Tomlin said they are monitoring Russell Wilson throughout the week before determining his availability for Week 3 and are "readying a plan" for Justin Fields. (NFLTR)
Jaguars TE Evan Engram is considered week-to-week after suffering a hamstring injury. (NFLTR)
Denver HC Sean Payton has liked first-round QB Bo Nix's improvement regardless and believes in him because of his preparation. (NFLTR)
The Rams are off to a 0-2 start the season for the first time since 2011 following a 41-10 road loss to the Cardinals. Los Angeles HC Sean McVay has no positives to take from the game and is ready to move past it. (NFLTR)