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Ray J outlasted Orlando Brown at State Farm Arena in Atlanta, scoring an early knockdown and surviving a chaotic, entertainment-heavy bout to win by decision in a Zeus Boxing event.
Cincinnati Bengals tackle Jonah Williams explains that lack of communication from the team's front office led to his now-recanted trade request. Williams said if the team told him it liked Orlando Brown and wanted Williams to move to right tackle, it would have been "hard to hear" but was understandable. Williams is set to make $12.6 million in guaranteed money this season after Cincinnati picked up the fifth-year option on his rookie contract last year.
Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes says it's tough to see his former teammate Orlando Brown sign with the Cincinnati Bengals, but he's happy for him getting a good contract. Brown, who started 33 games at left tackle for the Chiefs over the last two seasons, signed with the Bengals in free agency to help solidify the group in front of quarterback Joe Burrow. The Chiefs and Bengals will meet in Week 17 of the 2023 season.
Kansas City Chiefs' tight end Travis Kelce expressed his disappointment over Orlando Brown joining the Cincinnati Bengals, a team that has beaten the Chiefs in three of their past four meetings. Kelce said it hurts his soul to see a quality teammate join a rival, but he wishes Brown the best. The Chiefs were unable to sign Brown to a long-term deal and pivoted to signing Jawaan Taylor. Despite the disappointment, Kelce knows that as long as the Chiefs have Patrick Mahomes under center, they will continue to be a strong team.
The Cincinnati Bengals could potentially trade former left tackle Jonah Williams for assets in the upcoming NFL draft after acquiring left tackle Orlando Brown. In a mock draft using the PFF mock draft machine, the Bengals select tight end Michael Mayer in the first round, offensive tackle Matthew Bergeron in the second round, and cornerback Eli Ricks, running back Tank Bigsby, linebacker Dorian Williams, defensive lineman Viliami Fehoko, wide receiver Ronnie Bell, and punter Bryce Baringer in the later rounds.
Bengals offensive line coach Frank Pollack was surprised and excited when the team signed left tackle Orlando Brown, saying he wasn't expecting to add a player of his caliber. The arrival of Brown has led to incumbent left tackle Jonah Williams requesting a trade, but Pollack says he would love to have both players on the team in 2023. The Bengals are now all-in on Brown as their left tackle protecting Joe Burrow's blind side.
Bengals' left tackle Jonah Williams has requested a trade following the team's signing of Orlando Brown. Williams, who was selected 11th overall in the 2019 NFL Draft, has started 47 games in his career but missed the past playoffs due to a knee injury. It is unclear if the Bengals are willing to trade him.
Jawaan Taylor, formerly a right tackle for the Jacksonville Jaguars, expressed excitement about joining the Kansas City Chiefs as their new left tackle, a position he has never played before. Taylor signed a four-year deal with the reigning Super Bowl champions and is expected to help protect quarterback Patrick Mahomes. The Chiefs let Orlando Brown walk in free agency and are betting on Taylor's versatility to make the switch to left tackle successfully.
The NFL free agency is underway, with Lamar Jackson, Orlando Brown, and Miles Sanders among the top 10 free agents available. Jackson is the top free agent on the board, while Brown is one of the league's top tackles. Other notable free agents include Chauncey Gardner-Johnson, Isaac Seumalo, Jadeveon Clowney, Dalton Schultz, Rock Ya-Sin, Juan Thornhill, Yannick Ngakoue. Teams will be looking to sign these players to bolster their rosters for the upcoming season.
The NFL free agency is underway, and Lamar Jackson is the top free agent on the board, followed by Jordan Poyer and Orlando Brown. Good left tackles are hard to find, and Brown is one of those players. Poyer appears to be on his way out of Buffalo, while Gardner-Johnson is tied for the NFL lead with six interceptions last season. David is one of the top linebackers on the market, and Seumalo is a good starting guard. Clowney had a disappointing season, and Schultz is one of the top tight ends available. Ya-Sin provides excellent value for teams looking for a reliable corner, and Thornhill is one of the better value safeties in this free agent class.
The Kansas City Chiefs have signed free-agent tackle Jawaan Taylor to a four-year, $80 million deal with $60 million guaranteed at signing. The details of the contract suggest that Taylor will likely play right tackle, but the Chiefs may still need to find another tackle to replace left tackle Orlando Brown, who remains on the market.