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I do not see other teams interested in him at the moment. I would say, basing this on nothing at all except my knowledge of math up to 100, is that he his chance of signing here is 82.27%.

Chase's last stop is Tenn, and they have $50m. cap room-- The Saints have about $16.6m and the Panthers are somewhere around $20m. I would say the odds are 50% to Tennessee, 30% New Orleans, 15% to Carolina, and 5% quit football

If we sign a free agent Edge at this point (Chase or Clowney) and the probability is about 30%. Chase is going to visit New Orleans and Tennessee, and he is slow playing it. Clowney has interest from the Jets, Panthers, and the Ravens would like him back. Here is Spotrac's estimate of cap space: 3. Tennessee $50m 16. Carolina $20m 18. New Orleans $16.6 19. NY Jets $13m 20. Baltimore $11m It seems likely that nobody will be able to compete with the contract Tennessee gives Chase, which is probably why he is visiting them last. That leaves the Panthers competing with 2 teams with less cap space for Clowney. The Jets are not in a good place, but he may think NYC is cool. The Ravens were successful and he is part of that team now--to me, they are the most likely to land Clowney. If Clowney wants to come home, we can probably offer him a slightly higher salary to make that happen. My guess is it will cost the Panthers $10m per year for 2 years. So if we do not sign either Clowney or Young, we plan to draft one, I suppose. This is what Person said in the Atlantic: Outlook: Wonnum looks like the type of long, athletic player who could thrive in Ejiro Evero’s 3-4 system. He had a pair of eight-sack seasons in four years in Minnesota after the Vikings drafted him in the fourth round. That’s not nothing, but the Panthers believe Wonnum can be more disruptive while raising his productivity.

Update: Young’s visit has been rescheduled, Underhill reports. Fans shouldn’t read into this one way or another until we have more information. It could be as simple as Young’s flight getting canceled. Either way, this story isn’t going to wrap up quickly.

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We need to seriously consider changing the name of this group from Carolina Huddle to Karen Huddle. A very smart acquisition. A former first rounder who played in a 3-4 was not in position to perform well in Jax, a team in disarray in 2020. Let's see what happens. This is what we are going to have to do, and I would rather sign proven athletes on bargain contracts when they are 24 that overpaying 30+ year old half assing journeymen.

I did not realize that Wonnum was 260lbs. He looks about 240--so you are probably right. He is an upgrade over YGM. DJ Johnson has great speed (4.49) but he is 260 as well. Barno is in the 240 range, and he also has elite quickness (4.36). So I am guessing,based on these physical characteristics, than DJ will be behind Wonnum as the SLB, and Barno will be behind the edge pass rusher on the other side--how do you see it?

They were afraid they would look Clowny if the Chased him. Thought I would take some of the heat off your back.

He is Haynes replacement, assuming Haynes is not back--not Burns' replacement. That is why we are still pursuing Chase and Clowny. I am guessing it is going to be Clowny, and I am guessing it will be a one-year contract. Of course, we could whiff on both, and that would necessitate drafting one. I think we could draft a Sam 0LB and a rush/Jack OLB.

Brown has been durable and he plays the entire game--does not come out on passing downs and he can play all 3 positions up front. If situational pass rushers can get $25m, he deserves more.

He needs an incentive based contract.

great point.

Mystery solved. Case closed.

That is right--the difference is about $18m. So we get this guy and an elite Right guard for about what we would have paid disgruntled Peter Parker

If his material was posted here on the huddle as a huddler, we'd throw him out.

He is a 26 year old Haynes-best comparison I can think of on short notice.

40 is about as low as I would go as well, but it sorta depends on what player I am targeting at #33. I really think we are going to be in great position to add a third rounder by trading down-still have #39. So if you have #39 and 40, and then #65 and say, #80, that is ideal, imo

I kno better than to mess with computer nerds. As soon as I do, my laptop crashes and my internet freezes. They have mystical powers that are directly affiliated with the dark side.

I think some posts on this Huddle thread are just parroting the post from some Rando. They aren't reliable. Who's with me?

' That would give us the 31st pick!!

In fairness to Kirk, he would not have retired a Redskin if he spent his entire career in Washington. Feel free to discuss.

yes, Depth is going to be our problem. We can get competitive with 22, but 53?

I really like Payton Wilson and Luke Kuechly loves him as well. He has been battling injuries for a while--if not, he'd be a top 10 player. He is that good when healthy

I like Frazier, but I read somewhere that he is a bruiser who does not fit all offenses. Strong man, a stud. I sorta wrote him off for that reason.