If you are GM of the team…do you re sign Foreman to a long term deal?

[Aussie Tank]

Nope he’d be pretty easily upgradable 

[SteveSmithTD89]

Boze absolutely is a tier 1 priority to resign.

For Foreman I'd go 3 years max of 15 mil total. Big bruisers tend to wear out quicker and he's still limited in the pass game.

I'd still take a hard look at rb in round 2 if Robinson falls otherwise I'd roll with what is working so far.

Edited December 15, 2022 by SteveSmithTD89

[mc52beast]

Don’t give rb’s huge second contracts and don’t sign them long term. Should’ve learned from CMC.

[RJK]

No. RBs are a dime a dozen. Draft one late. Sign a FA and spend that money where it matters 

[1of10Charnatives]

No RB's in the modern NFL should be given long term deals. Name one that has been worth it or stayed healthy deep into a second contract.

[Pejorative Miscreant]

Resign is ok if it is a decent deal  but I don’t like long term.  Not a top priority and I think RB is a buyers market.  If u can get better at the position without breaking the bank then do it.

[sonburst4]

3yrs/ $12 million

[Donald LaFell]

I feel like there will end up being a phenomenon of signing and trading RBs. You can’t pay long term for guys that take so much abuse. 

[PleaseCutStewart]

No... His style of running back is not very hard to find. Something like a 2-year, 6 million $ contact I would be ok with. Not sure I would go longer than that and not sure I would go much higher in $ than that

[GOAT]

nerp, mid round rookie backs / UDFA backs and 1 year deals for proven journeyman is the recipe 

[TheBigKat]

He’s basically a younger Latavius Murray. A 10% premium over JAG

2 year 6 million

 

Other than that, thanks for everything and bye

[OneBadCat]

I definitely want him back but for a 2-3 year deal at most. His style of play is super physical, and his burst might not last all that long. He is a fugging awesome RB though.

[Byrdman4real]

2 years and if he dont like it, the door is open ✌

[SOJA]

We just traded away the only RB in the NFL I'd be comfortable giving a longterm deal too.

RBs are not hard to find and the difference between a below average to even an above average one is minimal. 

There are a few elite talents but even they fall off after a few years