Yeah, pretty much all of it. I mean there is a lot of talk about Purdy and the offense (rightfully so), but the defense has been the bigger culprit. Oh, and Jake Moody for missing too many FGs.The secondary hasn't exactly been great, either.
I saw some crazy stat that Oliver has given up 20 catches on his last 20 targets. Having a sick DL is great and all, but the secondary/coverage is getting destroyed on quick release stuff where you’d need a teleporter to sack the QB in that timeframe.Yeah, pretty much all of it. I mean there is a lot of talk about Purdy and the offense (rightfully so), but the defense has been the bigger culprit. Oh, and Jake Moody for missing too many FGs.
I was thinking about the financial implications. Load up on stars that cost a fortune, extend some to stay under the cap, but at some point the bill comes due and when it does, it's a doozy.They traded a third-round compensatory pick. How does this have them staring into the abyss?
Yeah and the crazy part is both Lenoir and Ward have pretty good stats. It's mainly quick slot stuff (or even deep slot stuff). Young is great if healthy, but I was hoping for Jaylon Johnson. Lenoir slides inside and things look so much better if they could've gotten him.I saw some crazy stat that Oliver has given up 20 catches on his last 20 targets. Having a sick DL is great and all, but the secondary/coverage is getting destroyed on quick release stuff where you’d need a teleporter to sack the QB in that timeframe.
Young and Gregory really don't cost anything financially either though (that would change if they extended them), but for this season they're basically free.I was thinking about the financial implications. Load up on stars that cost a fortune, extend some to stay under the cap, but at some point the bill comes due and when it does, it's a doozy.
I would hope that some of them are getting signed and are back in 2024.Weak deadline. If they plan to spend in FA, while letting these guys go, then the comp pick offset means they get nothing. So you should have cashed in or you have to be prepared to resign them.