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4-Down Territory: News of the day, June 23, 2022

wesley roesch
·2 min read

Today’s NFL news involves the passing of two beloved Baltimore Ravens on June 22.

Rest in peace, Jaylon Ferguson and Tony Siragusa.

Ravens, football world mourn loss of Jaylon Ferguson, Tony Siragusa

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Wednesday was a tough day for the football world and the Baltimore Ravens franchise in particular.

Just hours apart from each other, Ravens linebacker Jaylon Ferguson died at the age of 26, while former Ravens defensive lineman Tony Siragusa passed at the age of 55. The sports world mourned the loss of these two bright, beloved talents.

We offer our condolences to the families and friends who knew and loved Jaylon and Tony.

Vikings and Raiders in the mix for Ndamukong Suh?

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Suh confirmed that he won’t be returning to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, but it seems two other teams with violent mascots are in the mix.

Suh tweeted that the Las Vegas Raiders could be “fun,” while a report emerged that the Minnesota Vikings have had conversations with the 35-year-old defensive lineman.

Suh has about a month to figure this out before training camps begin. If he doesn’t decide by then, maybe he’ll wait until midseason to see who needs him the most?

Seahawks still interested in Browns QB Baker Mayfield

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“According to a report by Josina Anderson, the Seahawks still have a “high level” of interest in Browns quarterback Baker Mayfield and are even open to giving him a contract extension if he were to be traded.”

It looks like the Panthers have some competition for Mayfield, who is supposedly going to be traded one of these days. Maybe. Who knows.

Weird — I thought the Seahawks were “in good shape” with Drew Lock and Geno Smith. Hmm. Change of thought, Pete?

House Oversight Committee to subpoena Commanders owner Daniel Snyder

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This all happened on the same day:

No more hiding out on a boat for Dan, I guess.

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