Oh so this is about whos more likely to be better in the future then? That's Claypool because he's 3 years younger and been significantly better.
He should have taken that chiefs extension last year. Idk how he turned down 90 mil guaranteed
Depth yes just not sure about the quality part.
do you even know what kind of player Brown is? LOL
Probably nothing to it like all the Payne, Hargrave, McGlinchy, D. Jones etc. Give me Monty.
Truly braindead. Though this is the kind of idiotic thinking that led Ryan Poles to get absolutely hosed in that trade.
LG, RG? Don't know anything including why they cut him.
The Panthers got their QB1!
No one said he does. The fact is that Brown profiles as the exact opposite TYPE of player Poles looks for.
Do you think the packers think lazard is better than Claypool? Because they were desperately trying to trade an early 2nd for him as well
I think you can only do 4 at most (consecutive years, I mean). Unless it's on draft day itself. Something like that.
Wouldn't that be great and Carter turns into a stud.
Tunsil was projected to be the first pick and he fell to 13. He didn’t fall out of the 1st round all together.
It all depends on how you look at it. Ramczyk was given a 5 year $96M contract in 2001 when the salary cap was at $185M. Since then the salary cap has increased by 21% to $225M. The current market value of the contract should be 21% higher or a 5-year $116M. That's a lot of money for a right tackle but the Bears can probably afford it given they have LT on a 5th-round rookie contract. Still, I don't think I would do it
