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Our Pats Life could be much worse...
Agree.
Color coded this to IMHO:
Clear - Good value for money
Green - Great value for money. Either rookie contract and is or could still be the guy or good enough for the money to get fans in seats, sell beer and shirts, and play mostly decent.
Yellow - Getting shakey for the money, I've never understood the upside (looking at you Burrow), or their game (Lamar/Mahomes) puts a lot of money at risk.
Red - The Jerry Zone brought to you by Dak "22% of the teams cap and hasn't gotten anywhere" Prescott.
All good takes, but we have to admit we have confidence in this kind of thing because of some pretty large sample sizes. We don't have that for Maye.
I'm still in the Maye camp but worst case you build the team around him for another couple of years and look for a FA or draft all star to come in.
As above, for me this year the team needs to look for growth from Maye in general and in the Maye-McD relationship in particular. If Josh is the wrong coach for Maye you need to make a course correction for his third year. If he shows little growth by the end of his third year then you are in a dicey situation because in year four you have to decide abut the franchise tag vs a long term extension. You don't want to be in the situation like Purdy or Lawrence where the timing forces you to commit to a guy who isn't elite. Also by end of Maye's third year it'll be Vrabel's second and if things are not on the right track the whole thing could get blown up. This to me puts a lot of pressure on making the right evaluation at the end of this season.












