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Trade speculation: Hunter Renfrow


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2 hours ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Vets cost significantly more against the cap. Draft picks are by far your best opportunity to get talent at a great value and the hard salary cap is a big reason why they're so valuable on the NFL vs. a lot of other leagues.

Cap only matters to losing franchises. You never hear winning teams obsess so much over cap space. 

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17 minutes ago, AceBoogie said:

Cap only matters to losing franchises. You never hear winning teams obsess so much over cap space. 

Because they're winning. Winning cures everything. 

The Rams went all in on winning a SB and it worked out for them. But they're probably about to bottom out and have to do a full rebuild because they did what you're advocating to do. Which made sense for them going all in on an aging vet QB but makes a lot less sense for us trying to build a roster around a rookie QB for the next decade plus.

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