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What's Randall Gay up to these days?O dunno, this?
Bill will do what bill does and find his replacement. Probably via draft.
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Bill will do what bill does and find his replacement. Probably via draft.
He's probably almost healthy.What's Randall Gay up to these days?
He played exceptionally well down the stretch and in the playoffs. We'd be lucky to have him back, as literally every Pats fan would agree. However, in the likely scenario that he leaves, I will trust Bill to find a suitable replacement.
Like every position this comes down to value at 6 million a year I would be thrilled to have him back as a top end #2 corner. At the more likely 8-10 million he is going to see on the open market goodbye Logan and thanks for the memories. There is only so much dough to go around and with McCourty getting 10 million a year and Butler due 12 million a year (or around that) you can't spend that large a percentage on your secondary. So if the choice is Ryan or butler I am signing butler 11 outta 10 times and grooming/trading a replacement #2. Sucks....but it's the reality of the salary cap you can't pay everyone and there is constant turnover so make sure you choose wisely who to hold on to.
And still trying to chase down T.O.He's probably almost healthy.
I do.You think malcolm's a 12 million dollar corner?
I see two options.
We could go the Laissez Faire route, and hope that Rowe continues his solid play and that Cyrus makes big progression, which is risky.
I think it's more likely we sign an older get CB, though not overpaying for one. I think Leon Hall would be a good option on the market right now, but Jason McCourty and Jonathan Joseph would be great options if they hit the market.
Thoughts?
Yes I do. Top corners who shut down a whole side of the field like prime revis or Peterson get 15, 16 million a year. Butler is not and never will be that guy. What he is is a clear number one top 10 corner who can make the rest of the defense work so yes in today's market he is easily worth 12 a year. Now I believe he is willing to take a slight hometown discount as he truly appreciates the chance only the pats gave him also more upfront money as he hasn't made much. I would offer a 5 year 55 million with a 15 SB. I bet he takes it as it instantly changes his life.You think malcolm's a 12 million dollar corner?
I do.
He's won us a SB, taken over the CB1 job for two years straight, limited top receivers like AB, has a movie coming out about him, etc.
More importantly, he's humble, practices hard, and continues to grow into a larger role as a shut down cornerback.
Honestly, I think the poster who predicted 12m a year is going to be pretty close.Butler also packs a big punch when he makes tackles. I wonder how much it will take to keep him?
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