Jackie Lee

What the fug would they do with Matt Ryans contract? Hard to think the Texans would take that on

They'll do something with him even if it only saves 1/4 of the $. He's worth $5M to someone as a backup at the least

Yeah was him/Norwell, then Trai Turner, then a bunch of jags. Slim pickings

His tweet got 5 likes stop doing this

The ignore option is tiring and still doesn't block their OG posts. I'm like why did I ignore snizzle fizzle? then I look at the thing and oh yeah

McDaniels is a liability, always doing stupid poo. I know it's garbage time but give JT all those minutes in real action

We need an age/mental aptitude restriction on new huddlers

And we got Darnold about to ride the bench or be horrible for $20M

Looking at the FA list, it was basically him and Norwell at that price, then Trai Turner, then Chris Reed and the like for probably $2M less. If someone gets Norwell for less yeah we over payed but that's the Rhule effect. I can't believe he even wanted to come here at all

Might as well, that guy was a total dick in his pressers and sucked on the field

We probably had to overpay like 1-2M to convince him here, but they can do bonus stuff now and restructure stuff later if he's actually good

Yeah if Irving and Elf cost $5Mish, you gotta cough it up to improve or you're back to Chris Reed and John Miller

A bit higher than hoped but we are the Panthers

Yeah for now, BC-guard-Elf-Corbett-Moton. Deonte played LG in college so that's probably the placeholder

Under $8M a year would be good

Check out these rankings and I think Norwell or him was the best we could do. Scared to see the contract but we'll see https://walterfootball.com/freeagents2022G.php

He played LT in college so he has the Rhule "versatility"

Maybe Watson said "Get a good guard!" and Rhule was like "Yes Sir please think I'm cool!"

Well then Dennis Allen is also a shitty HC and MT/Kamara are basically Moore/CMC so it's kinda a wash in my opinion. Texans might tip the scale to wanting our offer as the breaking point

The Saints kept their OC of the last 10 years, for whatever that's worth assuming Payton was probably calling the plays or at least designing most of them

He's got another full day to listen to offers, was already reported he's not in a rush and not desperate to agree to anyone. Plus he has to meet halfway with the Texans so it's not as instantaneous as normal FA deals

With the signing bonus it's probably like a $2M cap hit so not a big deal