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  1. 20 minutes ago, Trainwreck said:

    You guys just quit. Luke is a once in a generation MLB. Would’ve been a locked for HOF if he would just play for another 2-3 years. There’s a reason why he went 9th overall in the draft. I don’t care what some stupid scouts say about Luke pre draft. He was a perfect prospect.

    Yes, he is a generational MLB, based on his career. We were discussing the fact that no one is a perfect prospect.

    See analysis from before the draft:

    -routinely driven off the ball

    -Kuechly takes too many false steps. 

    -No player makes more tackles, but rarely are these clean tackles where Kuechly read the play and made a dynamite pursuit and form tackle.

    https://bleacherreport.com/articles/1031882-luke-kuechly-2012-nfl-draft-scouting-report

     

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  2. They restructured Hill, which will push about $8mil into future dead money. 
     

    They cut about $40mil in salary, including starters (LB Kwon Alexander, WR Sanders,  CB Jenkins, TE Cook, LG Eaton, P Morstead. 
     

    They also “officially” still have Brees on the roster. Once he leaves they get hit with an additional $10.4mil hit, so even though they are “only” $11 mil in the hole, they need $5mil+ for cushion throughout the year and another $8mil for rookies. 
     

    So they are still about $35mil in the red for ‘21, plus they’ve restructured contracts to push money to future years. And they have no franchise QB.

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  3. 2 hours ago, Waldo said:

    Tag works if he allows it. We at least get him in 2021 and if we can't come to a long term deal then we can see if it's worth a long term deal in 2022 or if we filled enough holes we can go with a rookie. 8f we do come to a long term deal then look for a rookie at LT, a vet OG and a rookie RG. Affordable and doable with this draft. That LT tho lol hard to pretend that's going to be easy

    He’s coming off his rookie deal, he needs that $14mil.

  4. 55 minutes ago, jayflip said:

    I have a feeling it’ll resemble much of MLB’s FA period this year. Some splashes and trades (ahem, Padres) but most of the market sits tight as it resets itself in a way. 
     

    I’m prolly wrong AF though and it’ll be a frenzy like years prior once the legal tampering period opens up. 

    Agreed. Think about it. We feel like we have no cap space and yet we are in better shape than over half the league. Only a few teams have a bunch of room, but there will be a lot of good players looking for a contract with a relatively small amount of dollars available. I’ve even seen discussion of atypical contracts like league minimum salary plus a few mil bonus with multiple void years for pro bowl type talent. 
     

    Yes we have some big holes, but our cap situation is solid 2022 and beyond. If we can continue to draft well we will be set up well. 

  5. 16 minutes ago, cookinwithgas said:

    Nope all my Pats friends back home were cheering him on. And Gronk too. They still have metric tons of good feelings to shed themselves of.

    This is true of my friend/colleagues that are Pats fans.

    BUT, after week one, their tune was different. Bucs had lost, Pats with Cam had won. They were are laughing that they didn’t need Tom. 

    I think after all their losses piled up their tune changed. 

  6. 23 minutes ago, unicar15 said:

    I think only $8-10 million instead of all $23. Maybe I’m wrong.

     

    https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/carolina-panthers/teddy-bridgewater-14441/

    I am on my cell, and couldn’t tell from OTC, but thought it was higher. my apologies. But spotrac is showing $10mil guaranteed in 21.

    Don’t forget we would get hit with $10mil prorated signing bonus too, so $23 mil cap hit with a $20 mil dead cap, so only a $3mil savings to cut him. 

    But if we traded him, only $10mil dead for a $13 mil savings (the new team would take on the guaranteed salary).

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