NFL Free Agency 2022 edition

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[Rob0729]

Wow the Jets and Giants have two picks in the Top Ten. Philadelphia have Three in the Top 20... Detroit - Houston - Green Bay- and KC all have Two First Round Selections interesting.

The good news is the Jets will likely blow two top ten picks this year rather than the traditional one top ten pick that they usually blow when they draft in the top ten.

 

[Ross12]

nice

 

[SHOWTIME15]

NYG are looking to unload James Bradberry, possibly for a 3rd round pick...I wonder if the Pats would have any interest given Joe Judge's ties with the Giants.

Here’s an 11-step Giants plan for rest of offseason: Trades (Saquon Barkley?), NFL Draft, key Daniel Jones decision, more

New York Giants general manager Joe Schoen has to make decisions on whether to trade James Bradberry or Saquon Barkley.

www.nj.com

A potential suitor for Bradberry emerged on Wednesday when the Chiefs shockingly traded wide receiver Tyreek Hill to the Dolphins, clearing $20 million in cap space. Kansas City desperately needs an upgrade at cornerback, and Bradberry would provide that — and likely for the low cost of a Day 3 draft pick.

Keep an eye on a Bradberry trade happening at some point before next month’s draft — and for cornerback to become a top need heading into the draft for the Giants as a result.

 

[Love The Drake]

MIA already has Bridgewater
NO has Hill
TB can get Gabbert back for way cheaper.

I don't see where Baker fits. He may have to wait for a QB injury.

The Saints have said the Hill QB experiment is over.
Also Gabbert does not give you a better chance to win than mayfield with w

NYG are looking to unload James Bradberry, possibly for a 3rd round pick...I wonder if the Pats would have any interest given Joe Judge's ties with the Giants.

Here’s an 11-step Giants plan for rest of offseason: Trades (Saquon Barkley?), NFL Draft, key Daniel Jones decision, more

New York Giants general manager Joe Schoen has to make decisions on whether to trade James Bradberry or Saquon Barkley.

www.nj.com

I would rather bring back Bump N Run Gilmore.
This is only because we have so many holes that every draft pick could be a potential contributor.

 

[venecol]

Most top players are gone though.

 

[venecol]

2016 2nd Rd CB. Pass

 

[jah]

2016 2nd Rd CB. Pass

Your phone must have an insane screen resolution.

 

[PWRxWLF]

NYG are looking to unload James Bradberry, possibly for a 3rd round pick...I wonder if the Pats would have any interest given Joe Judge's ties with the Giants.

Here’s an 11-step Giants plan for rest of offseason: Trades (Saquon Barkley?), NFL Draft, key Daniel Jones decision, more

New York Giants general manager Joe Schoen has to make decisions on whether to trade James Bradberry or Saquon Barkley.

www.nj.com

For a 3rd rd pick? No way in hell. If Mason jets you a 5, this cat gets you a 6th or a 7th.

 

[Ross12]

2016 2nd Rd CB. Pass

His salary is really high ($13M) so I don't see it happening. He would have to be willing to take an immediate pay cut. In all likelihood he will get released.

 

[VectorPrime]

Scott Pioli carries more water than a camel.

 

[venecol]

Your phone must have an insane screen resolution.

Is it blurry?

 

[RobertWeathers]

Scott Pioli carries more water than a camel.

Hes not wrong

 

[Hyped]

Is it blurry?

Clear

 

[jah]

Is it blurry?

Nah, it's just gigantic on a desktop with a 1080p monitor.

 

[Lagaffe_07]

Hes not wrong

I agree about the part « they did 2 years of free agency ». I strongly disagree with the fact that the contract look very good this year.

That’s the cap hit for 2022 as of right now:

Agholor: 14.9M
Smith: 13.7M
Henry: 15M
Godchaux: 10.2M
Judon: 16.5M
Mills: 6.6M

Only Mills and Judon are acceptable cap hit the rest looks awful. Between Agholor, Smith and Godchaux, we lost 40M of cap space with useless players.

 

[venecol]

Hes not wrong

Well, he says Pats spent last season for 2 seasons. When you look at what we spent vs what we got in return (Agholor, Bourne, Jonnu, Godchaux, Henry, Judon, Mills) and compare it to what teams are doing this season, I don't see how that was better.

I'm sure many will disagree, but aside from Judon and Henry, we didn't sign anyone that you can say makes the team that much better compared to some of the moves this season.

I'm not even talking about deals that mortgage the future but teams that had money (MIA) like we did and what they did (Armstead, Hill, Wilson, Edmonds, Williams, Mostert).

Of course we have no idea how these moves are going to work out for these teams, but on paper a lot of teams have improved their rosters with talented players.

 

[TBR]

I agree about the part « they did 2 years of free agency ». I strongly disagree with the fact that the contract look very good this year.

That’s the cap hit for 2022 as of right now:

Agholor: 14.9M
Smith: 13.7M
Henry: 15M
Godchaux: 10.2M
Judon: 16.5M
Mills: 6.6M

Only Mills and Judon are acceptable cap hit the rest looks awful. Between Agholor, Smith and Godchaux, we lost 40M of cap space with useless players.

Yea that's awful. Not to mention, you can carry cap space over. Belichick spent money as if he was forced to or else it would disappear. The result is paying $40M to sh*t like Godchaux, Smith and Agholor.

 

[BadMoFo]

I agree about the part « they did 2 years of free agency ». I strongly disagree with the fact that the contract look very good this year.

That’s the cap hit for 2022 as of right now:

Agholor: 14.9M
Smith: 13.7M
Henry: 15M
Godchaux: 10.2M
Judon: 16.5M
Mills: 6.6M

Only Mills and Judon are acceptable cap hit the rest looks awful. Between Agholor, Smith and Godchaux, we lost 40M of cap space with useless players.

It's hard for me to think that teams would've been willing to throw that kind of money at Agholor and Godchaux that we did. I could see why Jonnu got the money he did, hopefully he lives up to the potential now that he will probably be used more this season.