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Bosa is a high risk, high reward type of signing. He is coming off the most pressures he's ever had in a single season with 39, and he only played in 14 games. That's about 3 a game. Question is who are they lining up outside the LT? Both Groot and Bosa typically line up outside the RT.

Well, we are on the hook for at least $18M over 3 years. That averages out to $6M per. If we structured it any way otherwise, it will add more to the cap numbers early on or later down the road, depending on said structure. The initial reports are always from agents trying to make it look like they got their client some eye-popping sum of $$$.

They say the Dolphins and 49ers have offers on the table that come in under $10M, but I haven't seen where he has signed with anyone yet.

Honestly, I didn't really see anything wrong with what he said. He did sound disappointed that maybe they weren't trying to scheme anything for him specifically after the injury. But he also acknowledges that he was out for 6 weeks of real time. The offense had really shifted in that time. Maybe they didn't feel he put his all in conditioning wise during that time out, or maybe he didn't push through the rehab like they had hoped. Not sure what went on behind the scenes that caused McDermott and Beane to say what they did publicly. All we can do is hope he trains his tail off during the offseason, and comes back better from it.

People are knocking this post, but Blackmon would be a solid option. He is a good coverage Safety to have roaming on the back end out there. His price tag also likely is going to be in the $7M range. I like his potential back there.

This is disappointing. He was a spark every time he stepped on the field.

All mixed up, you don't know what to do, next thing you turn around and find that person is you. Seriously though, this said 267lbs. https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/H/HoecMi00.htm

I haven't read ANY articles on him. Glad Beane ain't spending my money.

A 267lb DT?

Washington definitely needed OL help.

Looks like Dyami Brown just got $10M from Jax, and it's worth up to $12M. That $12M is basically what we just gave Palmer.

That is BIG $$$ for Sweat. A guy I think would fit in well here as a depth piece, and not have a huge $$$ tag, is Darrell Taylor. He had 9.5 sacks for Seattle one year and is only about to be 28. He would essentially replace Smoot.

Bynum too. I can't see Holland getting $15M or more. That has to be his agent talking.

Dang, Moehrig got way more $$$ than I thought he would get.

It won't happen here. No Safety will sniff $15M per season on this team.

Nah, dude is a headcase. Good player, but definitely a problem.

WR - Slayton, bring Hollins back DE - Sweat. If not, Darrell Taylor DT - Teair Tart, or BJ Hill CB - Paulson Adebo, Carlton Davis, or Byron Murphy S - Tre'Von Moehrig (I like him as a reclamation project for McD), Holland

The numbers are just bigger now because the cap has gone up by a lot. Most players have always chased a $ though.

To the Steelers

Nothing the Pats have done make me nervous. I think meathead was a good hire, but Landry doesn't move the needle. That team needs a lot of work and luck in the draft.

I think he fits into a Sean McVay offense well. You also factor in 10 games on the west coast, which is where he wanted to be. Makes sense for him. And he got one more payday.

All of the talk about being disgruntled, never going to play for the Browns again, and him wanting to win was 💩 It was all about $$$. Enjoy the factory of sadness, Myles.

From sources deep within.... IYKYK

Thanks for the good games prior to the ACL tear. Call it a career, bro. You're washed up.

I know. I keep checking in every time the thread gets bumped, only to find myself disappointed again.