NFL News 2021 NFL Free Agency/Trade News & Discussion: March Edition

[carmelo15]

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Yes, but, the change in QB had a dramatic impact on his productivity.

Who TF is this guy? He also posted this




and this




and the coup de grace...

Lol Brady won a ring and the team is staying in tact minus AB/Gronk/Suh does this guy think Brady gives a **** who the pats sign let alone which he was here

 

[venecol]

This guy is good, #46

 

[Nikolai]

When I did the prediction analysis for SB52, I came away impressed with what Agholor could do if given a chance, but it didn't seem like Philly was keen on doing that.

I'm cautiously optimistic about Agholor here.

 

[Deus Irae]

$13m a year for Nelson Agholor

 

[HailHydra]

When I did the prediction analysis for SB52, I came away impressed with what Agholor could do if given a chance, but it didn't seem like Philly was keen on doing that.

I'm cautiously optimistic about Agholor here.

I think he's more of an actual "threat" than any WR we have on our roster. He's not a possession guy. He's a deep threat.

 

[DaBruinz]

WTF.. $13M/APY for AGHOLOR???

 

[Ross12]

Agholor... Looked like crud in Philly but lit it up last year in Vegas. I don't put a lot of stock into what Philly does... If he comes at a decent price tag, I like it. He has deep speed. If he can produce there even some of the time and stretch the field a little, it'll help so much.

Edit: $13M a year, so... not so decent. Geez, that's a lot of money for a dude with 1 good season... If he keeps it up he's worth the price, but if not it'll be a really awful signing. Maybe it's incentive heavy though.

 

[HailHydra]

$13m a year for Nelson Agholor

Fairly heavy in incentives I'm guessing. First year cap hit shouldn't be over 10 mill.

 

[Deus Irae]

"We couldn't be bothered to pay Tom Brady $25m a year for two years, though"

- New England Patriots.

 

[Patsgofor4]

After big-ticket targets, who should Patriots pursue in NFL free agency?

In an offseason when New England figures to be aggressive, pass-catchers and interior defensive linemen make sense as potential additions.

www.espn.com

NFL Nation take: "Is it a true coming-out party if no fans are there to partake and said guest of honor does not crack 1,000 yards receiving? When it comes to Agholor, absolutely. True, he was a first-round pick by the Eagles in 2015, but he never lived up to that draft standing in Philadelphia. Signed to a one-year, $1,047,500 prove-it deal by Las Vegas, Agholor became quarterback Derek Carr's most efficient wideout with a career-high 896 yards receiving on 48 catches for a career-best 18.7 yard-per-catch average that ranked second in the NFL among pass-catchers who had at least 25 receptions.
"Sure, he still had the occasional drop, but Carr had a 100.5 passer rating when targeting Agholor, who also had 15 catches of at least 20 yards. His six TDs of at least 20 yards were the second-most in the league. Signed more for depth, Agholor became the Raiders' under-the-radar deep threat. And as Carr himself said late in the season, 'We've got to pay that man, and get him back.' But will Las Vegas pony up?" -- Paul Gutierrez, Raiders reporter

 

[venecol]

And people thought I was high for wanting to pay Thuney $14M to be a center for the Pats.

Spotrac was spot on.

 

[Nikolai]

I think he's more of an actual "threat" than any WR we have on our roster. He's not a possession guy. He's a deep threat.

That's what I saw...high yards per catch potential. Actually thought he'd kill us in SB52 because he had been so underused to that point.

 

[DaBruinz]

Jaguars with a signing:

 

[JMC00]

"We couldn't be bothered to pay Tom Brady $25m a year for two years, though"

- New England Patriots.

 

[patsfanfromoversea]

 

[upstater1]

Agholor... Looked like crud in Philly but lit it up last year in Vegas. I don't put a lot of stock into what Philly does... If he comes at a decent price tag, I like it. He has deep speed. If he can produce there even some of the time and stretch the field a little, it'll help so much.

Edit: $13M a year, so... not so decent. Geez, that's a lot of money for a dude with 1 good season... If he keeps it up he's worth the price, but if not it'll be a really awful signing. Maybe it's incentive heavy though.

If it's low guaranteed money, it may work. If he can't improve on last year, and the first year doesn't come close to $13m, and the guaranteed money is low, then cut him.

 

[DaBruinz]

"We couldn't be bothered to pay Tom Brady $25m a year for two years, though"

- New England Patriots.

Per usual, Deus confuses the situation for a time when the Pats were extremely tight on the cap.

 

[zimmy]

People need to chill out with these headline figures. Firstly, we should just be happy that Bill is being aggressive to fill some of the holes. And secondly, most of the deals will be heavily incentivised and will seem much more reasonable once we get the details.

 

[Deus Irae]

 

[Deus Irae]