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He's bigger than many, but more like 210 lbs rather than 230. Pringle is probably around 200. Yeah, JuJu will hit guys. But so will Byron. Hell, so will that scrawny mouth-breather DeMarcus Robinson. Doesn't mean I want to pay either of them an appreciable amount. |
I wonder if Robinson is weighing a less-than-Kirk longer term offer from a shitty team vs a 1-year type deal from a contender with less cap space.
Totally baseless speculation. I just wonder if he's not getting the big money he expected. |
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He's going to become my FA version of Hebron Fangupo. And we did sign Fangupo 2-3 years later, if my memory serves. The problem was that he just kinda sucked. But in the end I really liked saying Fangupo so I regret nothing. |
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I'm not sure there are any of those deals left in the market. |
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"Patrick Peterson lists KC Chiefs as a preferred destination"
https://arrowheadaddict.com/2022/03/...immediate=true |
Another day goes by and we still don't know how much cap space they actually have. Spotrac and OTC still have us $10 million over.
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I'm just saying what some guys have already said. I think AR is going to be too expensive. JuJu is more realistic and would be our third best WR |
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In other words, most swinging dicks can get gold zone TDs in this offense. Think of how many of those insane plays we've seen from Mahomes that went to guys like Conley, Robinson and Pringle. The guy on the other end probably just doesn't matter very much and doesn't do a whole lot to create that score. That's really my point - it's not demonstrative of any kind of repeatable skill from the WR that would make him worth more than any ol' replacement level sort of guy. |
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And then we'll re-sign Ben Niemann for about 70% as much as White gets to be 50% the ballplayer. Looking at the LBs that couldn't find a market last year and then seeing that we gave that guy $1.5 million really does annoy the crap out of me. |
And in other salary cap news....the Saints are now $29 million under the cap after restructuring basically every contract on the team.
They're also meeting with Deshaun Watson a second time today. They're currently the favorites to trade for him. |
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