Jay Roosevelt

Wow, that's insane value.

For LT? Not sure that'd have been a good idea. He's more of a RT/OG.

lol

Post-FA draft assuming we're targeting Kenny Pickett. Here, I traded down to #15 with the Eagles and still got him while picking up 2nd and 3rd round picks.

I'd certainly prefer this to a Jimmy G trade. At least Love is young and has potential.

Would be a short-term option only. Screams QB @ #6 if we sign him.

4th this year + a 3rd next year/conditional 2nd based on performance would be ok.

For reference, here's a general idea of what the PFF grading scale looks like: 90.0+: Elite 80.0-89.9: High Quality 70.0-79.9: Above Average 60.0-69.9: Average 50.0-59.9: Below Average 49.9 & Below: Poor

They're solid signings for the most part. I'm not sure about Damien Wilson as anything more than depth, but aside from that and paying Jackson over Gilmore I can't really argue with any of the moves we've made so far.

For reference...

I think it makes more sense to draft a tackle at #6, but I have a feeling the plan is to draft a QB so I guess it makes sense to go after a LT in free agency. Of course another option is to sign another starting-caliber guard and stick with BC at LT, then draft a QB.

poo, this looks like it could be legit.

Still think it's LT @ #6 unless we sign Armstead or Duane Brown. I think the plan is to move Brady Christensen to LG and start the rookie at LT.

Nobody knows anything.

Who the fug is Harry Cobb?

My educated guess on what our offer may look like: PANTHERS RECEIVE: - QB Deshaun Watson - 2022 4th Rounder TEXANS RECEIVE: - 2022 1st Rounder - 2023 1st Rounder - 2024 1st Rounder - 2023 2nd Rounder - 2024 3rd Rounder - QB Sam Darnold - S Jeremy Chinn - DT Derrick Brown

We're not if Watson agreed during the meeting to restructure his contract.

Yes, please.

The eternal wait.

At this point I can see Tepper offering Watson a piece of the team to lure him here.

My Watson trade scenario mock. I have us getting a 4th rounder this year as part of the deal.

So I was messing around with the Spotrac.com roster manager tool playing with different scenarios involving a Watson trade and I was surprised to find that our short-term cap situation could actually improve as a result of a trade. This would largely depend on Sam Darnold being part of the deal and on Watson agreeing to restructure his deal once the trade is official, as well as some additional restructures of existing players (CMC, Robby Anderson) but if the numbers on this site are correct then we could trade for Watson and with a few restructures end up with $40M or so in cap space.

If it is I wish it'd hurry the fug up and happen. This whole guessing game is getting annoying.

I'm just ready for this to be settled. So ready to move on.

At the end of the day this is all he said/she said. There's no way to prove or disprove anything so it becomes all about optics for both sides.