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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.They technically can’t even talk to him right now unless they first acquire their own first rounder or better. After the draft it shifts to 2024 and 2025 picks, so they can talk to him and make an offer then.Can the Dolphins even sign Lamar? They don't have their 2023 1st round draft pick and they have to give up 2 first round picks to sign him. Can the league even allow them to make those picks be 2024 & 2025? If I'm the Ravens front office, I would not agree to that.
2019 wasn't a crap roster. Injuries and malcontents all over the roster killed the season.Who else? The 2020 Bucs. Wasn't this board whining in 2020 over how the Patriots had sold their souls for the 2018 title and had absolutely noooo alternative but to put together crap rosters in 19/20? So I guess we can put that one on the list as well. Which would amount to 3 of the past 5 Super Bowl champions.
It's early March.Meanwhile Patriots passive ultra conservative approach continues. BB taking us to last place in AFC east
He is petrified to take any risks ever
You can basically give them the Division Rodgers to Hill and Waddle be careful what you wish for.I'll laugh if they steal Rodgers away from the Jete.
Meanwhile Patriots passive ultra conservative approach continues. BB taking us to last place in AFC east
He is petrified to take any risks ever
No it’s more about it’s been discussed how we can rework deals to free cap space and we haven’t done so.Yeah, how dare Belichick not aggressively sign any big name free agents a week before it's actually legal to do so!
Exactly. Time to free up more cap space to fix the teamIt's early March.
No it’s more about it’s been discussed how we can rework deals to free cap space and we haven’t done so.
Liked likes a passive free agency and that would be a huge mistake this year.
Exactly. Time to free up more cap space to fix the team
Freeing up cap space needs to be done thoughtfully. You don't want to push dead money into future years with older players nor do you want to cut players when you don't have a backfill or plan to replace the player.Exactly. Time to free up more cap space to fix the team
2019 wasn't a crap roster. Injuries and malcontents all over the roster killed the season.
You are accurate with 2020.
yeah? what are the dolphins winning? You think that they are going to leapfrog to the the top of the AFC by clearing the cap? They dont even know if they have a healthy qb...
and pushing all the chips to the center of the table has helped exactly who? the 2021 Rams you say? who else? who does this and actually wins it all besides the one off rams squad?
maybe i was a bit too aggressive in that post... rams added a lot of talent thru the draft over their lean years as well...The Rams were a contender for 2-3 years, they played a close game against the Pats that we took from them so the model worked, they only managed to snag one Lombardi out of it tho
to begin with, they were 16± Over the cap... so they had to clear cap space regardless... so they clear a bit more... i like that they are locking themselves into bad deals, limits their flexibility in future years...
Yep. I don't think we we would have gotten past the Chiefs but the Titans for sure.2019 with a great tight end would have been a different offense. We had 38 year old Ben Watson and no one else. Also losing Devlin combined with said no tight ends absolutely exposed Sony Michel. And it all went to hell from there.
did they though? 28 million dollar signing bonus spread out over 5 years, with a void year tacked on... whats his first year cap hit? 7.2 million dollars... and the last year of the deal is a bloated salary of $50,000,000... you think they are going to be paying him $50,000,000 in 2026?NO is in alleged cap he’ll and just backed up the brinks truck for Carr why y’all still think the cap is real is beyond me