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Dkollidas

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  1. I think you need to consider what Brown and Hughes would do with a 1yr extension. Cut their cap hits by about $4M each in 2021, and in 2022 they each have cap hits around $6M with limited dead cap of cut (maybe $1m-$2m each). This way you do three things...

     

    1) cut salary cap in 2021, by a total of about $8M

     

    2) keep players that have been relatively productive (Brown hurt, Hughes slowly decreasing with age but still effective)

     

    3) save the money keep those guys, but have relatively easy outs after the 2021 season.

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  2. 1 hour ago, BuffaloRebound said:

     
    he’s got 1 year $8m left on his deal.  He’s either getting cut or maybe Philly gets lucky and teams like Indy or Bills both want him and have to give up a 6th or 5th rounder.  Can’t see him going for more than that unless the League completely dismisses last year in Philly as a dumpster fire.  

    According to Spotrac & Over the Cap, his Cap Hit in 2021 is $12.471M.

     

    https://overthecap.com/salary-cap/philadelphia-eagles/

     

    https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/philadelphia-eagles/cap/

  3. I like Demetric Felton as a late day 2, or day 3 option. Has experience at receiver and running back. Adds speed and a dynamic skill set and was at a program that doesn’t seem to know how to use its talent.

     

    Another is Hamsah Nasirildeen. I think they go after hun in the 2nd round. His stock will rise during pro-days and from senior bowl. Again, comes from a program that didn’t know how to utilize their talent 

  4. 3 minutes ago, Estro said:

    After listening to Beane, my between the line thoughts were as follows:

     

    FA's

     

    1- Jon Feliciano - They want him back and they'll probably be able to get him back because he's not a break the bank type of FA.

     

    2- Matt Milano - I think they really want him back, but they know he's going to be looking for more than what they want to spend.  Beane brought up his availability as a problem, and used the word "good" player on a couple of occasions......I think Beane was posturing a bit, they want him for $11.5-$12M a yr....he probably wants $14-15M.  Can he get it on the open market? In a normal FA yr. I think he could, hut there won't be the same money out there this year.  Thus one really seems like a 50/50 proposition, but I do believe the Bills want him back more than they are publicly willing to admit.  Likely a 3rd round compensatory pick if he leaves.

     

    3- Daryl Williams- Got the feeling the Bills won't be buying high on Williams.  They git a great yr out of him, but Beane didn't sound like a guy that wanted to bet on Williams long term.  I think they'd have him back on a team friendly deal, but I think there will be other teams willing to go where the Bills won't be.  Possible 4th/5th compensatory pick in next yrs draft if he leaves.

     

    4- Matt Barkley - Beane was very complimentary and thankful toward Barkley and his wife.  Had the sound of a good bye to me.  Pretty sure he won't receive an offer from the Bills unless it's vet min. & I don't think Barkley would play for that.

     

    Possible cuts:

     

    John Brown - I think hes gone

     

    Lee Smith - Gone 

     

    V. Butler/Q. Jefferson/M. Addison - I think 1 of these guys is definitely cut, 2 is possible and it wouldn't shock me if all 3 are let go.  Beane admitted that if they knew what the cap was going to be this coming yr. They wouldn't have signed all the DL they did.  That to me is an admission that 1 or 2 of them will have to go.  I'd say Vernon Butler is the most likely to be cut as his game is most similar to Stars (assuming he comes back, which maybe he wont).  I would put Addison as the next most likely l, considering his age (34) and a very so so yr in '20

     

    Mitch Morse - This one is tricky.  Cutting him saves them only $2ish M in cap space, but doing so basically admits this was a big whiff of a signing.  They've paid him nothing of $28M over the last 2 yrs., he's only due $7.5M this coming season.  I think he sticks around for 1 more yr. Because the $2M cap savings isn't enough to justify cutting him.

    I think most of your stuff is correct except Brown. I think they extend him one year, cutting his 2021 cap hit from $9M to about $4M-$5M, and cut him after this year if he doesn’t return to form for a small cap penalty ($1M-$2M). 

    He said he didn’t want to call Davis a #2, and Brown would be insurance for that. 

  5. Idk. I know we try to read into this a lot. The only things i really came away with is...

     

    1) Expect them to look for a speed rusher in the front-7. Either a DE, or a LB in the Lorenzo role.


    2) continued re-tooling of the offensive line.

     

    3) Speed added to the offense at RB and WR

     

    4) a consistent, veteran TE added. 
     

    -I think he is being genuine when he states letting Milano go test the market, because at this point he doesn’t know what the salary cap will be. 

  6. I think Butler is gone for sure.
    Addison I’d say 75% chance.

    Hughes gets a one year extension lowering his 2021 cap hit. 
    Star returns.

    Phillips, Oliver and Jefferson return.

    Zimmer fights for a job in camp.

    Johnson and Epenesa return.

    I believe they’ll look for a veteran UFA Defensive end, but I also see them looking to move up in round 1 and get a guy they like.

     

    Rousseau seems to fit the bill. Ideal height/weight. Freak athlete. Just not sure about his off-field staff bc he did opt out, but if that causes him to slide Beane could use that as a reason to move up into say, the late teens or early 20’s for a guy they view as arguably a top-10 talent 

  7. I think he’s talking specifically about or defensive backs. Hill’s speed specifically really hurt us. 
     

    We also got hurt not having a speed option out of the backfield. McKenzie provides some of that in the run game, but it’s too gadgety. 
     

    Singletary’s dropped pass which led to Yeldon coming into the game I believe was a microcosm of how ineffective he’s been this year.

     

    I expect them to look for DB’s

    who can play more press when necessary to disrupt opposing teams speed. 
     

    I expect them to look for RB options who can add speed to stretch the field horizontally.

     

    I expect them to look for someone on defense who can really get after the QB. 
     

     

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  8. Sign a RB 

    Draft the Pass Rusher

    Keep developing the tight end. 
     

    Obviously they can do more to each position as well. But I think that’s the basics. 
     

    I believe they need to add a legit pass rusher so they can rush 4 and still get pressure with consistency. They’re unable to get any pressure when rushing 4. Addison and Butler have been average at best. Jefferson has not been very good either. 

     

     

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  9. 19 hours ago, Royale with Cheese said:

    I think we cut Morse for the cap savings.

     

    Dawkins - Ford - Feliciano - Boettger - Williams 

    I think it’s Williams that leaves. Morse saves you $5M by cutting him. Not enough to keep Williams on its own. I believe Williams will get more than they’ll offer ($13M-$15M) and they’ll use a combo of Ford/Bates/UFA/Draft pick to battle for that spot. 
     

     

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  10. 11 minutes ago, Logic said:

    Can we pencil in a corner, NT, or edge for the first round instead, please?

    I think they’re more confident in Wallace than we are. Also, they want a different type of player at that position than most teams. Most of your typical 1st round picks are guys that are more typical man coverage guys where we tend to play much more zone. 

     

    I believe they’ll roll with Star and if he continues the play from last week, Harrison Phillips can play the 1-tech as well.

     

    I do think edge is a need. I think Hughes, Addison, Epenesa & D. Johnson will all be back but they need another guy to develop and it depends on how the board falls

  11. I don’t doubt running back is a need they’ll look into.

     

    I also don’t see them using their first pick on a player, especially with two 3rd round picks in the room.

     

    I expect them to go after some free agent veterans.

     

    If they look to add a speed dynamic, Matt Breida could be a candidate.

     

    If not, I believe next year is finally the year we could actually see Christian Wade make some noise with more of an off-season and pre-season to show himself. 

     

    If they look for someone to spell Moss depending on his injury, I think Ingram is a good fit stylistically. 
     

    If they’re not happy with the run, I believe they’ll draft an offensive lineman first to fix that. They believe that more often than not, the line creates the runner, not the other way around. I also believe this is correct.


    Also don’t see them taking a TE in the 1st. Positional value isn’t there, and I believe they are taking the long term route with Knox. Will possibly have Sweeney coming back next season, Kroft might return on a lower deal, Smith could still be around as a blocker, and Gilliam is an interesting option. 

  12. I feel like our defense is missing that guy who can flex between playing the edge, blitzing the A-Gap, dropping into coverage, and basically be a front-7 chess piece. 
     

    6’4” 260lb linebacker finished with

    8GP-54tkls-4sks-4INT-2FF-1FR-2TD

     

    Also has a nice chip on his shoulder, only school to give him scholarship was Tulsa

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