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Holes NFL Teams Need to Fill: Who Should Prioritize Aaron Rodgers?

from The Bill Barnwell Show · host ESPN, Bill Barnwell

On today's episode of The Bill Barnwell Show, Dan Pizzuta joins the show to discuss the holes teams need to fill as free agency continues, including the New York Giants and Pittsburgh Steelers needing a quarterback. Would Aaron Rodgers be the best option for the Giants or the Steelers? Bill and Dan weigh in. Plus, they discuss the gaps in the Bengals' defense, the Baltimore Ravens' search for a cornerback, and how the Patriots should address left tackle. Plus, they break down which surprising teams have yet to invest thus far during free agency. All that and more!  :30 Cam Robinson to the Houston Texans 3:36 New York Giants and Pittsburgh Steelers QB needs 5:00 What's next for Aaron Rodgers? 14:15 Bengals in need of defense  26:25 Baltimore Ravens in search for cornerback 31:12 What are the Patriots going to do at left tackle? 40:20 Surprising teams that have not made an investment 47:38 Seattle Seahawks need for the offensive line 52:46 Raiders in need of Wide Receivers  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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