Probably a third, but if Hunter gets hurt and plays fewer than 25% of the Texans’ defensive snaps then that pick probably falls to 4th round value, the offsets all happen differently, and they end up with a 6th instead.
I think the 49ers have to backload an extension for Aiyuk, keep the pair together for one more year, and then move on from Samuel next year if he has another <60 receiving YPG season. 49ers fans were already starting to turn on Samuel, and he didn’t do himself any favors with 33 yards on 11...
They’ll accomplish that easily after players #52 and #53, practice squad salaries, increased salaries for elevations, roster replacements for players on IR, etc.
The NFL didn’t care when the Browns carried $50M+ in cap space (on a much lower cap) from 2016 to 2017 to 2018. The 90% cash spending over three years is the only real limitation.
How did everybody in the media come to the consensus that Curl was worth double (and sometimes more) than what he actually accepted? Fields’ trade market is the biggest miss by the media so far, but there haven’t been a ton of other big ones. I suppose there will be no shortage of bad takes when...
Sure, I want them to be competitive but I’ve also accepted that a rookie HC and rookie QB (who may or may not play) mean they’re not going to be as competitive as the rest of the roster might say they should be. The goal here is pretty clear, to be as competitive as possible while also not...
The odds have shifted toward Maye being the guy available at 3, and it’s nearly universally accepted that he’s not going to be ready in year 1. Keenan Allen makes absolutely no sense if the assumption is that it’s Brissett throwing to him in 2024 and then you have to re-sign a 33 year old Allen...
Looks like maybe a restructure, because he wasn’t a free agent. As often happens with the Proven Performance Escalator, he got a raise but isn’t worth the higher price for his expected role.
Players can’t have negative trade value unless they have guaranteed money to transfer to the new team. None of the Chargers players in question have that, so at worst the Chargers just have to cut them.
Ha, of course Ridley is also represented by David Mulugheta. He’s really good at getting his guys top dollar, but you have to accept that he’s going to do a ton of posturing via leaks.
The Chargers have to be under the cap before 4:00 tomorrow, but trades can’t be completed until after 4:00. Once they’re under the cap then a trade could give them additional room, but hypothetical trades to get the Chargers under the cap is a flawed premise.
Considering that Ridley’s agent has resorted to leaking interest from a nonexistent “darkhorse” team, it sure looks like the Pats are offering the most money to free agents but they still want more on top of that.
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