Team Have Reached a Trading Agreement with Bears QB Justin Fields.

It didn’t take long for new Las Vegas Raiders head coach Antonio Pierce to ruffle feathers. Pierce recently turned heads when he suggested the “Jordan Rules” apply to Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes.Basically, he said he wants his team to be physical with the quarterback, which many coaches expects from his players. in the NFL. But some weren’t fans of Pierce saying the silent part out loud. ESPN’s Mike Greenberg took the coach to task for comment.”I’ll tell you right now; I don’t like it,” Greenberg said on the Feb. 22 episode of #Greeny. “I don’t like to hear and when I’m in the league I’ll do something about it and I’ll tell you why. Protecting quarterbacks is the most important thing the NFL can do. Patrick Mahomes is the most important player in football. He is as important a player as football has had in a long time. He’s up there with [Tom] Brady and Peyton Manning and Brett Favre. There is no bigger bet in sports right now than Patrick Mahomes. Maybe Taylor Swift is the only bigger draw than Mahomes.”Greenberg is concerned about Pierce’s comments suggesting that NFL commissioner Roger Goodell step in.”Coaches shouldn’t be preaching to hurt him, and I understand that he I’m not going to go so far as to say hurt him, but I’ll tell you right now, if I’m Roger Goodell, I’m going to call Antonio Pierce,” he added. “I don’t want to do that. Be “Fuddy Duddy” here, but I say, “Listen, I’m going to tell my officials to watch your plays because of what you told Patrick. , and if I see something, I don’t like it, we throws flags on every crazy play. You want 15 yards every play? I’ll give you 15 yards every play. You hit our money maker, mine and yours. I don’t care.”Pierce’s comments didn’t seem controversial at first, but the media is sure to push back..