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That isn't gonna be possible until 2028 at the earliest. He has a very freshly inked mega-deal. I do think he will eventually choose to go elsewhere. If they hire Brian Daboll, he will crater that entire franchise VERY quickly.

Andrews is likely to chase a ring or retire. His tank is close to E. Mack is likely in ring chasing mode too. I will take either but I don't think we are a spot for formerly elite players to end.

1000% disagree. One is an elite center and the other is a bottom 10 center. The difference will be extreme. No shade to Mays, would love to keep him around as our utility IOL but he has never played above an average level and that is him balling out.

The zip is what I am talking about. I didn't seem him delivering most of those throws with NFL velocity. Or not frequently enough. Like I said, I only saw a few games so maybe it isn't a big enough sample size but he seemed like a fairly classic "college good" QB to me.

He has gunslinger tendencies but I am telling you, I don't see a high caliber NFL arm. It's very, very average or below.

Agreed. You should always have a good #2 option that can step in for a few games and keep the ship steady. You should always be developing a #3 too. Throw a 6th or 7th at em.

I have seen him a few times. I don't see NFL arm.

They both stink.

He did say he was likely to take a good OC spot over a bad HC spot. A little surprised he didn't go Lions. That's an insane offense to have your hands on.

There is part of this that is true. If you dump a potentially very good QB on an extremely bad team, you get Cam Ward 2025(just an example). However, there is an element of having to shoot your shot when it is available because you don't know when it is going to come again. I would imagine Jets fans aren't pumped that Dante Moore went back to college and are now looking at the prospect of either having to beg/overpay a FA QB, overdraft Ty Simpson or deal with an overdrafted 2nd-5th round QB in a panic.

That's a wild TE class. How do you NOT cut Tremble?

That's fair as a 4th rounder. Bust is harsh. But he has basically had maybe a 4-5 game stretch of good play his entire career and that is it. The fact he keeps getting more snaps ever Evans is crazy to me. I get that he is a high ceiling guy but he doesn't show any reals signs of being a consistent contributor. I did a look at Canales time in TB and here. He really doesn't utilize good TE's, even when he has them.

I don't care about position. Give me BPA.

Day 1 or Day 2 elite guy, 100% fine. Do I think that is reasonable based on the class? No.

Look, am I gonna be super upset at him being cut? No. But he has been one of the extremely few solid players on our front seven. That ain't worth a raise or a long term extension but it's probably worth not tinkering with when there are significantly more overpaid players on that side of the ball(Wharton, Brown, etc).

Agreed. But, the cost to upgrade should be very small.

Most of those guys will be available at oue 2nd round pick too.

Davis was a converted safety and a very high level athlete, though. Hopefully he tests out well.

Evans is very cheap and arguably as good as Tremble. Sanders is a bust. If Tremble is very cheap, no issue with a resigning. Still need an upgrade, though.

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He doesn't. He is also one of the extremely few effective pass rushers. Tremble is as JAG as JAG gets.

Robinson would be a mistake to cut, IMO. He has actually been solid.

No. We rely primarily on pass rushing 3-4 players only and not on blitzing. It's an Evero issue. I am dead serious, the way we play defense probably would reduce Garrett to a 10 sack guy.

Yeah, that could definitely be plausible on all counts.

It's a two year uptick(although this year it was WAY up). My recollection of a lot of his missed tackles was going for the strip rather than actually tackling the person. I don't think it is concussion related, I think it's discipline and technique related.