NFL Free Agency 2020: Live updates, latest rumors and signings across the league

Todd Gurley to Pittsburgh makes a lot more sense than the Jameis Winston things I started seeing on social media earlier today. Gurley is now on a pitch count, which is fine if he's paired with backs like James Conner and Benny Snell. If he passes a physical, and is (and undoubtedly will be) willing to come down on his contract requests, I could see that happening. The Steelers reportedly looked into trading for L Bell when the Jets were considering trading him, so I don't see why they wouldn't look into taking Gurley now.

The Falcons have very loosely been linked to both Todd Gurley and Melvin Gordon, and on paper, it makes sense that they would want to find a replacement for RB Devonta Freeman, but it's more likely they address the position via the draft. Atlanta should want to get cheaper and younger at RB. That means targeting an RB in the 2020 NFL Draft class on Day 2 who they can start right away (see: Dalvin Cook) and only have to allocate around $1-2M per year against the cap to said RB. Despite recent cuts and allowing Austin Hooper to walk, Atlanta remains strapped against the cap.

The Rams have released Todd Gurley, but don't think they got away scot-free. They will take on a major dead salary cap hit by releasing him after investing so much guaranteed money that was converted into future cap. This is a cautionary tale for teams like the Giants and Vikings (Saquon Barkley and Dalvin Cook). The Cowboys, who made the decision to make Ezekiel Elliott the highest-paid RB after Gurley's deal, could soon face a similar situation to the Rams.

Todd Gurley and Melvin Gordon. Which back would Brady rather have with him in Tampa. Gurley's health is an issue, but he's a better receiver.