Jacksonville Jaguars fans will see a familiar face when the 2026 season opens at home against the Cleveland Browns, though Blake Bortles will not be wearing a helmet or calling plays.
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The No. 3 pick of the 2014 NFL Draft has ridden off into the sunset without giving anybody any advance warning. Per Jeremy Layton of the New York Post, quarterback Blake Bortles confirmed on the latest edition of the "Pardon My Take" podcast that his playing career has come to an end. "I have not touched a football since January.
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Bortles fell down the depth chart after New Orleans acquired Dalton and noted the 29-year-old wants "a better opportunity to be a No. 2 quarterback elsewhere."
The New Orleans Saints' quarterback situation just got even more interesting.
The Green Bay Packers originally acquired veteran quarterback and 2014 first-round draft pick Blake Bortles in May when reigning Most Valuable Player Aaron Rodgers was away from the organization during the offseason.
Bortles has worked out with other teams -- including the Russell Wilson-less Seattle Seahawks -- since being released from the Packers in July, but did not catch on anywhere.
The news isn't surprising, as Bortles joined the Packers in May via a minimum-salary deal that included zero guaranteed money so he could get in some work behind Jordan Love.
Bortles will be the third QB on the roster behind disgruntled starter Aaron Rodgers and 2020 first-round pick Jordan Love.
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Bortles has been with the Broncos since late September and is free to join the Rams' active roster since he's only on Denver's practice squad.
After Driskel tested positive, Lock, Rypien and Bortles reportedly weren't cooperative with contact tracers from the NFL and NFLPA.
Barring any major setbacks, the Broncos should have Lock officially back as the team's starter for their scheduled game against the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday night.
The Broncos quarterbacks reportedly weren't cooperative with contact tracers from the NFL and NFL Players Association, and they could face supplemental discipline from the league for breaking COVID-19 protocols.
The NFL might discipline the four quarterbacks for their actions during and after the COVID-19 diagnosis, as the Broncos QBs are said to have been uncooperative with contact tracers from the NFL and NFL Players Association.
The Broncos were expected by many to be a sneaky good team this season, but so far they have not lived up to those expectations, as they are 0-2 and could be missing their starting quarterback for over a month.
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