He's consistently the last guy on the line to get out of his stance, I don't get it. If they can fix his timing issues and coach him up, he could be a beast.
Nothing wrong with spending a lot of short term money that keeps cap flexibility for the next couple of years; let's all prepare for a lot of one and two year contracts that are easy to move on from.
Shit, I am out of popcorn for this show.
Since they're #1 on the waiver wire, I could see them picking up cap casualties. It's crazy rich, but someone like Frank Clark who has a $28m hit for 2023 and is a FA in '24. There's several good, but older OL that will hit the market too they could spend on similar to Reiff, like DJ Humphries, Shaq Mason etc...
Ima need Brad to stfu
I’m thinking they should probably just do some short term bridge contracts to fill out the roster. This team’s resurgence is going to be mainly predicated on how this draft and subsequent ones fare.
Hes lying. But I'm sure he's looking to hold his trade value steady, so he can't say they will be moving on
It's not out of the realm of possibilities. I just expect the majority of the new money spent this year to be on short term contracts on players that can play next year and move on when you need to spend that money on a more important piece.
CGJ = stand up guy and all around good person.
On the other hand they have to make a decision about his fifth year option this off-season and he hasn't really been healthy nor productive since his rookie season.
I'd take our position this year over Jacksonville's spot last year. If you're willing to spend, you can still find creative ways to improve the team but if there's no demand for the 1st overall pick you're stuck picking somebody who might not be worth the spot
So you lock up your own guys and keep your guaranteed commitments for next season (and beyond) low. Its not rocket science, take the cap hit now and save the flexibility for later. I don't love Dre'Mont Jones for a lot of reasons, but if he wants to come on a three year, sixty million dollar deal with twenty of that guaranteed now then great.
The two late touchdowns were on the DBs NOT the coaching. The Eagles cheat when passing off coverage when there is motion in the backfield. Most teams did NOT take advantage of it. This comes down to DISCIPLINE. The Jaguars exposed this. Ironically a Andy Reid disciple's play call was used by the Chiefs later to beat the Eagles.
