He has a career yards/reception number near DeSean Jackson and was the Man deep threat for the Ravens for about three years. Just 28. What happened, the 49ers?
He's no Desean Jackson. He's closer to Mike Wallace. Very fast, very shitty route runner.
It's gonna be hilarious when the Pats sign Gillislee and Woods to go with Hogan and they all have great years.
Steelers probably don't have the cap space, and if they do, he'll be the only guy they sign. If they want to go top heavy on offense with no depth or defense, I'm not terribly scared. Seems a lot like the Grigson approach.
Think he makes sense as a swing tackle type that can back up at guard, too, or will he be too expensive?
When a team with a terrible offensive line releases a guy, he's not typically an option for replacing a promising rookie.
Ha
Have the Pats had any luck with older FA CB's since Otis Smith? Seems like Terrell Buckley, Duane Starks, (and I'm sure there were others) were disasters
Leigh Bodden was actually great in his first year. Then they extended him and he sucked
He wasn't worth 8MM, but it also doesn't mean he isn't an upgrade. I think the Patriots OL could stand to get better and Thuney and Andrews seemed to me as the weaker pieces.
Makes sense. He wasn't giving up his Showtime gig on Inside the NFL and this is the only other team with an easy commute to his main job.
As Red commented on my earlier post about Marshall potentially signing there, the Giants practice on Tuesdays when they film the show. So, some arrangement will have to be made for him to continue doing it.
I'm guessing they'll work it out. He's preparing for his next life in the media which is perfectly fine. No issues there as long as the organization is good with it.
Might be just a front-loaded contract or something. Seems way out of proportion.
If he ends up in Denver I think he will have a contract similar to Manning's last contract. Maybe a salary around 12-13 million with a chance of making 4-5 million more with incentives.
Yes, because their defense is mostly in place and they have receivers. The Osweiller deal is only a drain for one year
Can they afford to bring back Bouye AND sign Romo? Tough call if it's one or the other, IMO
The other, related, question is does Denver, because of their holes at O-line and elsewhere, want to devote significant money to an old, injury-prone QB? Every dollar they spend on QB is a dollar they can't spend on, say, a LT, which they desperately need.
Besides, if the Patriots keep JG there could be another old quarterback available in a year or two
