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I think Tunsil > Orlando Brown. But Brown just costs money.
I think Tunsil > Orlando Brown. But Brown just costs money.
Pretty disappointed by this. We'll never know but even wonder if this was BB's preferred solution at OTMcGlinchey to Broncos, far from a teardown
I wouldn’t be surprised if his preferred solution was something like cheap vet (Kelvin Beachum?) + draft pick.Pretty disappointed by this. We'll never know but even wonder if this was BB's preferred solution at OT
View: https://twitter.com/RapSheet/status/1635344006262685696?cxt=HHwWgIDQrbKt9LEtAAAAAlright so Orlando Brown is definitely not staying in KC, right?
Bill is interesting at tackle. He's basically always been willing to spend a high pick at left tackle but he's also never really been willing to pay top of market to sign reasonable left tackles. And he's rarely done much in free agency at any spot on the line. I think his preferred approach is high picks on left tackle, consistently use other picks on other spots on the line, try to build a good line through continuity.Pretty disappointed by this. We'll never know but even wonder if this was BB's preferred solution at OT
Thanks for catching the wide open TD in the AFCCG in 2018 but I’m otherwise all set on Dorsett.
It's neither here nor there in terms of his FA value, but that was a contested catch. The man got hauled down and I am still pissed they didn't throw the PI flag anyway.Thanks for catching the wide open TD in the AFCCG in 2018 but I’m otherwise all set on Dorsett.
Yeah, I was thinking we could get Jeudy for a 3rd plus, but looking over the WR trades from the last few years, I think a good comp would be the Steelers sending Chase Claypool to the Bears for a 2nd rounder. Situations are different of course - Bears were in the middle of a season and trying to actually compete for a playoff spot, desperately needed a WR, and flush with draft picks - but the players value feels pretty similar to me.I would trade 46 for Jeudy in a heartbeat. Would solve a major issue for this team. Might even be able to move down in 1st and recoup some or all of that value.
Fair point. Forgot that he was interfered with.It's neither here nor there in terms of his FA value, but that was a contested catch. The man got hauled down and I am still pissed they didn't throw the PI flag anyway.
Yeah, he's perfectly cromulent but that's more of the same in the WR room. Obviously there wouldn't be big $$$ involved, so it's whatever, just not a needle mover at all.Thanks for catching the wide open TD in the AFCCG in 2018 but I’m otherwise all set on Dorsett.
That Jacoby Brissett trade was a real bust.Yeah, he's perfectly cromulent but that's more of the same in the WR room. Obviously there wouldn't be big $$$ involved, so it's whatever, just not a needle mover at all.
Also Carr has like twice as much guarantee on signing as Jimmy and way more overall guaranteesYeah, it's obviously a lot more complicated by other factors, but the average value on Jimmy G's deal is $22.5m over 3 years compared to $37.5m over 4 for Carr. For some reason I was surprised to see that Carr is actually about 7 months older than Jimmy G.
I was like Bears were trying to compete for a playoff spot? I thought it was a move about the year after, but I guess they were 3-5 when they made the trade...which led to the following discovery...Yeah, I was thinking we could get Jeudy for a 3rd plus, but looking over the WR trades from the last few years, I think a good comp would be the Steelers sending Chase Claypool to the Bears for a 2nd rounder. Situations are different of course - Bears were in the middle of a season and trying to actually compete for a playoff spot, desperately needed a WR, and flush with draft picks - but the players value feels pretty similar to me.
Everyone else is certainly picking it up like it's a true fact.
I had lost track of him and was assuming he no longer played in the NFL.Thanks for catching the wide open TD in the AFCCG in 2018 but I’m otherwise all set on Dorsett.
He has a huge gig with PFN(Chief NFL Analyst) and Caesars Sportsbook (brand ambassador), so I'd say he does but perhaps not as known by role.Does anyone know why Wingo didn't get another national gig after ESPN let him go? I always thought he was top-notch, particularly on draft day
Ie, Rapoport hasn’t been authorized to leak any new information by his handlers, I mean, agent and/or team contacts.Rapoport saying nothing has changed with the Jets and Rodgers.
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Rapoport saying nothing has changed with the Jets and Rodgers.
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He also has equity in his PFN deal.He has a huge gig with PFN(Chief NFL Analyst) and Caesars Sportsbook (brand ambassador), so I'd say he does but perhaps not as known by role.
Coming in a few years: Rodgers to the Vikings confirmed. Then Rodgers defrauding California confirmed. Somewhere in there comes the Wrangler ads.
Still have to work out the money/compensation with GB likely. They've been fighting over how to re-structure the deal even while they waited on Rodgers. So probably Aaron finally said he'll go to NY and now they have to finalize how they'll spread the money.Schefter just said they’re “cautiously optimistic.”
WTF does that mean in this context. Rodgers is replying to their texts? They’ve confirmed he’s still alive? He either told you he’s coming or he isn’t. There isn’t any gray area here.
I think you mean they are still working on his draft tweet, which he will then rubber-stamp and send. These reporters have the cushiest jobs imaginable.Ie, Rapoport hasn’t been authorized to leak any new information by his handlers, I mean, agent and/or team contacts.
Well, he did spend two seasons with the Texans, so you're not far off.I had lost track of him and was assuming he no longer played in the NFL.
Hockenson is an unrestricted free agent after this season.Some of these things just feel like teams doing things for the sake of doing them? 230 career receiving yards, turns 26 soon.
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I'm amazed for all the rumblings about what would be incoming to the Jets, there has been little (at least that I have read or heard) about what would be outgoing. If I'm GB, I think I start with Sauce Gardner.Still have to work out the money/compensation with GB likely. They've been fighting over how to re-structure the deal even while they waited on Rodgers. So probably Aaron finally said he'll go to NY and now they have to finalize how they'll spread the money.
Jets have a bunch of draft picks. That's what it'll be.I'm amazed for all the rumblings about what would be incoming to the Jets, there has been little (at least that I have read or heard) about what would be outgoing. If I'm GB, I think I start with Sauce Gardner.
He's 39 making $50m and can barely even commit to playing. How's that worth a 1st round pick?It should be a 1st round pick at a minimum but who were the Jets negotiating against?
Why? He'll be 40 this year, is owed a shit ton of money, is coming off the worst season of his career and isn't even a lock to play in 2024. Add to that the fact that the Packers are absolutely desperate to turn the team over to Jordan Love and I think their leverage is zilch. A second rounder would be a lot.It should be a 1st round pick at a minimum but who were the Jets negotiating against?