Gardner Minshew II

Jones' goal will be staying healthy and disciplined for a full season. Also, Aidan O'Connell and Gardner Minshew continued to split snaps.

Aidan O’Connell and Gardner Minshew began their competition for the starting QB job, while a number of big names missed practice.

The Raiders signed QB Gardner Minshew in free agency, but incumbent Aidan O'Connell will get the first crack at the starting job.

Gardner Minshew is likely the Raiders' Week 1 starter, even though he feels like the type of Band-Aid that Antonio Pierce wanted to avoid.

The Raiders already added Gardner Minshew in free agency and could pursue another QB in the draft, but O'Connell welcomes the competition.

Tom Telesco may be handling final evaluations of any Raiders additions, but Pierce is in charge of making sure they fit the team's culture.

The Raiders made some strong moves in the first week of free agency, but they'll now look to the draft to fill some vital holes.

The Raider Way is back with Antonio Pierce and new signings Minshew and Wilkins embody that spirit.

Wilkins boosts a Raiders' defense that was the team's strength last season, but the Raiders were outbid by the Packers for Jacobs.

Minshew threw for 3,305 yards with 15 touchdowns and nine interceptions as Indianapolis went 7-6 with him as the starter.

The Giants desperately need to upgrade their offensive line. Does it make sense to make two big splashes in free agency to fix the unit?

The safeties market looks bleak. What does that mean for Julian Blackmon? Can the Colts really afford to let Kenny Moore II walk?

Why players like Gardner Minshew or Sam Darnold could make sense as the Broncos prepare to rebuild their quarterbacks unit.

The Colts have some tough decisions to make this offseason on veterans like Kenny Moore II, Julian Blackmon and Kenny Moore.

Plus, Dan Campbell makes his point with officials, the Saints go bush league and the Texans need to let C.J. Stroud cook.

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The Broncos are $21 million over next year's salary cap, limiting what they can spend at QB with Wilson's contract on the books.

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