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Team Needs: What positions would you want to address in FA?

bLACKpANTHER

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What Position would you most like to address in FA instead of Draft?  

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  1. 1. What Position would you most like to address in FA instead of Draft?

    • QB, a franchise leader for next 10 years
      6
    • DE, pass rusher opposite Burns
      12
    • TE, route running pass catcher
      13
    • MLB, leader and organizer
      8
    • WR, depending on how TMJ progresses
      2
    • DT, run stopper, keeping LBs free to roam
      4
    • other, please explain
      1

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Right now there are some glaring holes on our Roster. You can rank them how you'd like but I think we are all in Agreement our Top 5-6 needs are as follows:

1- QB, a franchise leader for next 10 years
2- DE, pass rusher opposite Burns
3- TE, route running pass catcher
4- MLB, leader and organizer
5- WR, depending on how TMJ progresses
6- DT, gap filling run stopper

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Obviously, you would like to draft people in all those slots and have them on rookie contracts for the next few years - but some picks will be misses and some position just might not have the best player fall to us in the draft and we will need to look for FAs to fill the holes. What position would you be alright with bringing in someone with NFL experience?

Free Agent QBs: (Orange = Key players I like)
Lamar, Brady, Baker, Darnold, Jimmy G., Danny Dimes, Geno

Free Agent DEs:
Ngakoue, Ebukam, DeMarcus Walker, Dre'Mont Jones, Zack Allen

Free Agent TEs:
Evan Engram, Dalton Shultz, Hayden Hurst, Austin Hooper, Mike Gesicki

Free Agent MLBs:
Lavonte David, Tremaine Edmunds, Denzel Perryman, Kwon Alexander

Free Agent WRs:
Parris Campbell, JuJu Smith-Shuster, Allen Lazard, Jakobi Meyers, Darius Slayton

Free Agent DTs:
Da'Ron Payne, Sheldon Rankins, Greg Gaines, Javon Hargrave, Shy Tuttle

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I would honestly be more excited to dump more bad contracts (Thomas comes to mind) and get over the dead cap in 2023. They won't do it because the people who helped dig this hole are still trying to impress Tepper with their genius understanding of wasting cap in the future without a franchise QB on their 2nd contract to force you to need to do so. 

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