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We don't know. There is a possibility that everyone they offered said no.

What about being aggressive in free agency and get some high end talent to get to a Super Bowl and maybe win one.

Meh. He's a JAG, just like most of what they have signed so far. Where's the impact players?

What are the odds they draft a player that will make an impact?

Or how about spend some money in free agency like other teams did.

I agree but other than Hendrickson, a lot of high end talent has been signed.

Maybe so but they were reluctant to spend that kind of money on free agents today. You think they will not only spend that money but also picks in the draft?

I would too. Something tells me it's unlikely to happen. It's a similar contract as DK and they passed on that.

How often to mid tier guys get to that level? Regardless I would have rather this team pay for some elite talent for once.

That's not saying much. I'm sorry but this team needs impact players not mid tier guys like they signed today. That's not saying much. I'm sorry but this team needs impact players not mid tier guys like they signed today.

None that really move the needle.

He got $8.4 million for 2 years with a possibility of $10 million

Every one is too expensive for this regime.

Starters/regular contributors doesn't equal elite and playmakers.

Maybe spend some money and stop being so conservative.

Reddick would have been a great addition for the money he got.

This team desperately needs game breakers on offense and defense. Undervalued FAs aren't fixing that. With Beane's draft record in the first 2 rounds finding elite talent doesn't give me much hope.

It's why I don't have faith this team will win a Super Bowl. They struggle with finding game breakers in the 1st and 2nd round and are unwilling to break the bank on high end Free Agents. IMO Reddick would have been a great fit for what he got paid.

Yuck yuck yuck.

Wow a whole lot of nothing.

Bargain bin guys like usual.

Then don't expect much in terms of improvement. Expect bargain bin shopping and more of the same.

I would rather do what the Rams did and go all in to win, than be competitive every season and hope to catch lightening in a bottle.

Disagree. They will add in Free Agency but I don't see it being the Myles Garrett level of add. It's going to be a mid tier level guy. A lot. This regime and to an extent fanbase, is always worried about the cap for not just this season but going forward. To make sure they stay competitive year in and year out. Where I don't care if they are in cap hell next season or later. Push the money down the road, who cares if you have to suck 2 years from now.

I disagree with the cap management part. Winning a Super Bowl means more to me than being a competitive team each season.