The NFL is conducting ongoing reviews into potential tampering during the recent transactions of the Falcons and Eagles. Information gathering regarding the acquisitions of Kirk Cousins and Saquan Barkley continues, and any potential discipline will not involve 2024 draft picks. However, future draft selections could be impacted. The league has previously adjusted draft pick rights based on tampering findings, and a third-round pick could potentially be at stake.
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The NFL is investigating potential tampering by the Atlanta Falcons and Philadelphia Eagles, which could result in severe penalties, including the loss of draft picks. The allegations involve direct contact with players, including Kirk Cousins and Saquon Barkley, before the official start of the league year, which is prohibited under NFL rules. If the Falcons are found to have tampered, it could significantly impact the 2024 NFL Draft, as they currently hold the No. 8 selection. The Vikings, who are in need of a quarterback, could potentially benefit from a penalty that swaps the Falcons’ pick with their own at No. 11.
