Not a fan at all of the qbs projected to go first round this year. Of course it remains the hardest position to predict. But im hoping if theres an opportunity to trade down, multiple times even, we do that.
Older? He's 26 lmao relax
I think cost is the much bigger issue. The recent injuries actually help in that case, but he’s also had recent injuries.
The Mariah Carey of football? No thanks!
I think I read that same thought from Clay Travis
personally I’m not for moving Jeff
Dominant D Line is hard to find
I'd rather go after Love assuming the price would be lower than Rodgers.
Problem with Love is if he turns out to be good he's instantly in need of a new potential mega contract
The Packers are going to have to hold Love if Aaron is even closely considering walking away.
Trading Simmons would be dumb. He's the best player on defense by far.
The only player worth trading is Tanne. Probable destinations are either NY team, NOLA, ATL, WASH, Carolina, and Las Vegas. Possibly Tampa or LA Rams if their QBs retire. New England as a dark horse since I don't think they believe in Mac Jones and they are in win now mode with Billy B ready to retire.
I would think we could get close to what Indy got for Wentz. At the very least, we get what Indy gave up for Ryan.
Cut Lewan, Woods, Cunningham, and Bullock. Designate Dupree as your post June 1 cut (or negotiate a lower contract to stay). Potential savings = 53.5 million.
Tag/resign David Long. Sign Big Jeff to an extension that reduces his cap hit in year 1. If Orlando Brown makes it to FA, do everything in your power to sign him, because the LT market is awful, both in FA and in the draft. If the Chiefs re-sign him instead, bring in the 2 best guards possible and find a reserve LT that can hold his own.
Draft Stroud/Young. Trade up if you have to. They are the only 2 QBs I have faith in this draft.
Spend remaining draft picks on OL depth, WR, and CB.
The only player worth trading is Tanne. Probable destinations are either NY team, NOLA, ATL, WASH, Carolina, and Las Vegas. Possibly Tampa or LA Rams if their QBs retire. New England as a dark horse since I don't think they believe in Mac Jones and they are in win now mode with Billy B ready to retire.
I would think we could get close to what Indy got for Wentz. At the very least, we get what Indy gave up for Ryan.
Cut Lewan, Woods, Cunningham, and Bullock. Designate Dupree as your post June 1 cut (or negotiate a lower contract to stay). Potential savings = 53.5 million.
Tag/resign David Long. Sign Big Jeff to an extension that reduces his cap hit in year 1. If Orlando Brown makes it to FA, do everything in your power to sign him, because the LT market is awful, both in FA and in the draft. If the Chiefs re-sign him instead, bring in the 2 best guards possible and find a reserve LT that can hold his own.
Draft Stroud/Young. Trade up if you have to. They are the only 2 QBs I have faith in this draft.
Spend remaining draft picks on OL depth, WR, and CB.
Havent had time to deep dive into cap situation. But the obvious potential cuts everyone can see plain as day are:
Woods
Dead $ 2.59 million
Savings $ $12 million
Lewan
Dead $ 0 million
Savings $ 14.8 million
Dupree
Dead $ 10.8 million
Savings $ 9.3 million
Cunningham
Dead $ 4.5million
Savings $ 8.8 million
Im no expert. So someone explain cutting Dupree with that big of a dead money hit. Does it make sense?
Robert Woods also seems like an obvious one but that leaves us with almost nothing at WR. Can we get a better replacement with that money we save by cutting him or do we roll the dice and pray he returns somewhat to form next year?
Lewan if he stays would have to be a restructure id imagine? Otherwise hes gone.
We have a ton of holes and no GM currently. This could get ugly.
Woods
Dead $ 2.59 million
Savings $ $12 million
Lewan
Dead $ 0 million
Savings $ 14.8 million
Dupree
Dead $ 10.8 million
Savings $ 9.3 million
Cunningham
Dead $ 4.5million
Savings $ 8.8 million
Im no expert. So someone explain cutting Dupree with that big of a dead money hit. Does it make sense?
Robert Woods also seems like an obvious one but that leaves us with almost nothing at WR. Can we get a better replacement with that money we save by cutting him or do we roll the dice and pray he returns somewhat to form next year?
Lewan if he stays would have to be a restructure id imagine? Otherwise hes gone.
We have a ton of holes and no GM currently. This could get ugly.
I'm for keeping Woods.....at a much lower cap hit. Like $2-3M a year.
Bud will likely be a post June 1. When his dead cap drops to 4.5 and his cap savings is 15 mil.
After they make the cuts to free up cap space.
We need to bring Foreman back to backup Henry because slow ass Haskins isn't the answer. Then sign a veteran OL,CB and WR.
Resign Long and Davis too.
We need to bring Foreman back to backup Henry because slow ass Haskins isn't the answer. Then sign a veteran OL,CB and WR.
Resign Long and Davis too.
Vrabel just basically called out Fulton and Long for staying hurt all the time.
Lol
Lol
Dupree post June 1 is 15.75m in cap space and only 4.45m in dead money. If I'm not mistaken, you can still designate 2 players per year anytime before June 1 and it still count as a post June 1 cut.
If Schwartz leaves, we're about to find out who really was to credit the progress of the defense in 2021 and 2022. Schwartz or Bowen.
Watch us revert back to the 2020 defense without an elite offense to make up for it.
Man 2020 defense with 2022 offense would be a historically bad team. Like potentially winless bad lol
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