NFL Free Agency
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O line, edge, Maybe DT? Depends on Kenny Clark. CB, S, and grab a RB in the 3rd round. Blake Corum or Braylon Allen would be good.
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This Packers roster is really coming together. Can't wait to see how the draft ties it all together.
So for me that tips the Bears hand. They are taking Caleb Williams. I thought MH Jr. was the only player they might trade down for.
I don't care enough to do any research on it but this NFL free agency season feels like more good teams are trying to go all in at the same time, than I remember in recent history.
They might need to . The Ravens getting Henry from Tennessee is huge .
I think so to (but Lamar is still their QB come playoff time so we'll see)...super happy to see the Chiefs making WR moves though....
Cheap and easy way to snag a serviceable backup by simply moving down 22 spots from Round 3 to 4. Two more years on a rookie deal for Kenny Pickett, a former 1st rounder and local kid.
The clock is running out on this guy. He’s got a few years left as a starting wide receiver. Doesn’t believe the bills will get him to where he wants to go, so time to force the trade to someplace else. Where does he think he’s gonna go?
I was trying to think of an emerging team. But maybe not, because the Rams have a pretty good receiver duo already. Cancer Diggs isnt worth the squeeze IMO. His options are limited and probably don’t line up with his desires. “Hey, I think I’m gonna go be Patrick Mahomes number one.”
His brother, like so many other family members of NFL stars, really needs to stop doing social media...if he really loves him and wants what's best for him, STFU, you're not helping.
Yeah, its funny when the players brother broadcasts to the world “we’re leaving this place!” We?
Was the only team I could think of with a top 5 coach and QB with a shot to win the superbowl that a diva like Diggs would think he would need.
Show me a team that "wins free agency" and 2/3 of the time it's a team that follows that up with a losing record that finds itself in "salary cap hell" the following year. Then that's when we see overpaid players cut the following year leaving those "winners" with nothing but dead cap money.
I don't like the Cowboys but remember that they are committed to paying Micah Parsons, Lamb and Prescott. And they really didn't lose any that they cannot replace or is on the downside of their career.
They’ve painted themselves in a corner with a mediocre QB. It’s kind of like what the Vikings did with Cousins. The Pats have been the only modern team who could get their veteran QB to accept a team friendly contract to hold things together. At some point some of these QBs are going to have to realize that they might have to take less money to win a title.
Yep. And the Falcons are winning free agency by signing that same guy, Kirk Cousins, for $180 million. A 36 year old coming off an achilles injury?
I still think the way to success in the NFL if you do not have a Patrick Mahomes is by getting someone on a rookie deal. Cutting a bunch of good players in order to sign a middle of the pack starting QB is not going to get it done.
The probs with that line of thinking is, that core group, that is going to eat up even more cap space going forward, has won you.... jack ****. So the logic that you give them all raises and hope for a different result is seriously flawed.
What signing that middling QB does is help you win enough games to still sell tickets. That’s probably the real goal of guys like Jerry and Ziggy.
Ya , because the team that gets the player also gets the family members.