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The lower end of recent reports has the total of these guys over $80 million per year.Who of those guys do you think would command top dollar? I guess I must be under valuing everyone I listed at the bottom. The highest of the group imo would be Hooper. My Judon & Armstead, but my line of thinking was Armstead has been a bit of an under performer until his contract year would drive his value down. I wouldn’t be surprised if McCourty is going to command pretty high dollar. But Slater and the other guys shouldn’t be too much, would they? Assuming Brady is 30M on the cap, that leaves us with approx. 19M. Sanu going would free up 6M, I figured that would be close to what Anderson would sign for. Leaving the 19M, I don’t see how the team can’t find a way to free up another 20M and I just wasn’t seeing the guys listed at the end costing 40M in the first year. Then again as I’m typing this I realize I’m not leaving anything for the draft and emergency funds, so I’ll scrap Armstead from the list. This isn’t my forte. I’m just window shopping and having some fun.
“Armstead could be looking at an offseason deal that pays him from $16 million to $20 million.”
“The floor for Hooper is likely to start at $10 million per year”
“The defensive end tag for 2020 should be roughly $17 million -- and Judon is very likely to exceed that figure on the open market”
“With the year Schobert is having, expect him to try and snag $36 million guaranteed and $58 million over four years” ($14.5 million per year)
Anderson is “going to want more than $10 million per season over the long term”
“A Pro Bowl alternate this year, Reader could be shooting for recent defensive tackle deals that include those of the Falcons’ Grady Jarrett ($68 million, $17 million per year), the Bengals’ Geno Atkins ($65 million, $16.3 million per year) and the Titans’ Jurrell Casey ($60.5 million, $15.1 million per year).”