This is the smart move. It truly is the correct decision, rather than trying to be middling MUT 24 Coins — but that also means two playoff quarterbacks are going to find themselves out of a job. The best bet for Garoppolo and Mayfield at this point might be to wait and see if a contender’s QB gets injured. If that happens they could be catapulted back into the spotlight, and onto an elite team. Outside of that, it’s hard to see either player finding a starting job.
You’d think that as the Browns, Falcons, Panthers and Saints scrambled to convince Deshaun Watson to waive his no-trade clause with the Texans to join their teams, that those same teams might want to do some due diligence looking into the 22 civil suits alleging serial sexual misconduct that are currently pending against the quarterback. Right?
Tony Buzbee, the attorney representing the women accusing Watson of sexual harassment and assault, confirmed to Madden 24 on Wednesday that none of the teams reported or rumored to be interested in Watson contacted his office to explore the allegations or to request to speak with any of the accusers.
Now, there aren’t any set parameters or requirements for what due diligence should look like in this situation, but let’s take a gander at what the four teams that seemed most interested in landing Watson had to cheap MUT 24 Coins say about their processes.