NFL news, 6/28: Best quarterback group in the NFC South, and more

With NFL mandatory mini-camps behind us, the 2018 regular season is getting closer and closer. While it’s a slow time for NFL fans and media members, there is still content to be put out. Let’s take a look at what the rest of the SB Nation NFL network is putting together.

Nathan Peterman had worst starting debut for a QB. Here are all 5 of his interceptions, ranked | SB Nation

This is a pretty entertaining piece. Nathan Peterman’s debut last season with the Buffalo Bills was one of the worst in NFL history.

Frank Gore owns an NFL record that will never be broken | SB Nation

Frank Gore stretched his consistency for the longevity of his career. This record shows exactly that, a great career for a great running back.

The Browns’ 4 1st-round NFL Draft busts in 3 years is a record that may stand forever | SB Nation

The Cleveland Browns have been the worst team when it comes to drafting over the past decade. Hopefully, after picking Baker Mayfield this year, they can put that all behind them.

5 NFL players who could break Michael Strahan’s bogus single-season sack record | SB Nation

This is a Giant-related piece but a very interesting read. My pick of this group would have to be Joey Bosa, what he has showed in his limited time in the league has been tremendous and I could see him getting even better.

Do the Falcons have the best quarterback group in the NFC South? | The Falcoholic

This is a very interesting debate. The NFC South arguably has the best quarterback group of a division in the entire NFL. If Jameis Winston is able to have a productive 2018, it’s no longer a debate.

Analyzing the 5 best throws from Andy Dalton in 2017 | Cincy Jungle

These are personally some of my favorite reads this time of year. A good recap of some of the best throws from Andy Dalton’s 2017 season.

Three possible trade candidates for the Cowboys before the 2018 season (not named Earl Thomas) | Blogging the Boys

The most intriguing player on this list for me is Tampa Bay Buccaneers tight end Cameron Brate, who could slide into the void left by Jason Witten.

Darius Slay training with Richard Sherman, Aqib Talib, others | Pride of Detroit

Darius Slay isn't settling for where he is at. It’s always good to see young players trying to improve, especially when they are training with some of the best at their position.

Brett Favre’s consecutive starts record will last forever | Acme Packing Company

I disagree with this piece. I think as the NFL rules change and it gets tougher and tougher to hit a quarterback, you’re going to see players playing longer and longer, eventually defeating this record.

Kareem Jackson Is Excited To Play Safety | Battle Red Blog

Definitely a good move for the Texans’ defense, especially considering Jackson was not very good in man coverage last season at cornerback.