Dingo_ate_Babies

Mike Jack should be cheap to resign. He shouldn't be a starter, but good depth. I would cut Sanders in the offseason and take that money to resign Chuba. If he doesn't take it, then let him walk. Johnson is worth it IMO. I'd give no more than 25 mil a year. If he wants more than tag and trade him.

We can extend Xavier Woods, Pineiro, and Hekker. Redo Moton's contract (might have to extend). Restructure Theilen. Next season cut Sanders, Tuttle, and maybe Moton if we can't redo his contract.

He also doubles as a fullback, so there's value there too.

WOOT for WOOTen

I'd take him as a backup. 4th or 5th CB.

I was considering throwing Beuerlein in there. He had that monster year in 99, but never had anything close to that ever in his career before or after. Definition of a journeyman QB.

Moose chased the money and didn't live up to it. Had he stayed, we might of made the Superbowl in 05.

Imagine if we had Reggie White in his prime and paired him with Peppers. Different eras I know, but just dreaming.

Wahle was here for a few years, but his first was pro-bowl caliber. He kinda dropped off after his first season.

Good one that I missed. Forgot about Mitchell. Eric Reid may not qualify here , forgot he produced for 2 seasons.

So stupid Nipple Shorts pulled the franchise tag off of him and got nothing for an All-Pro CB.

Didnt include Norman, because he was with us for awhile and gave us 2 really good years.

Ah yes, forgot to add Peanut Tillman and Stephon Gilmore.

This list is for guys who were only here for 1-year and played well or were here for a few years, but produced a pro-bowl caliber year only once. Who you got? Here's what I have off the top of my head. Offense: QB - Matt Moore, Teddy B?, Kyle Allen WR - Keyshawn Johnson, Patrick Jeffers, Robbie Anderson, Ismail RB - Steven Davis, Nick Goings, Donta Foreman, Fred Lane TE - Jeremy Shockey OL - Michael Oher, Kedrick Vincent, Mike Wahle, Todd Stuessie, Jeremy Bridges, Tutan Reyes, Defense: DL - Jared Allen, Reggie White, Gerald McCoy, Bruce Irvin, Jordan Carstens LB - Haasan Reddick, Chris Draft CB - Doug Evans, Ken Lucas, Ricky Manning Jr, Drayton Florence S - Eric Reid, Marlon McCree ST: P - Palardy K - Zane Gonzalez

We can sign Gilmore if we spread-out the CAP hit across multiple future years. Something like: 2024 - 1 million 2025 (Dummy) - 4 million 2026 (Dummy) - 5 million 10 million total pay-out.

He just wants to get paid. I don't think he cares where he's playing. If he wanted to be here, he would have been signed already and taken a hometown discount.

There's always the radio broadcast should he not be able to view the game.

How does waivers work in the NFL? Did we waste a waiver claim on him or are we still first in waiver priority?

Plummer is the next Peyton Manning, didn't you know? You heard it here first.

Lol, Ian Thomas gets so much hate. Look, he's not a receiving TE (gets an occasional big catch), but he does everything else reasonably well. You can't fault him for taking that big contract extension. He was at least loyal enough to accept a pay cut.

oh darn, how will we ever survive this?

My dad is essentially doing this. He's retired, makes social security, and lives alone. No mortgage and limited bills. He just has to buy food and limit his expenses. He doesn't need much money-wise at this point of his life. He also relies on the generosity of others.

After Avengers End Game, most of the newer marvel movies failed because of poor choices surrounding new/replacement superheroes. The ones that didn't were movies with heroes kept from the early Marvel phases. e.g. Guardians, Dr. Strange, Spider-man, Thor. A lot of the new heroes are with female leads. I don't have an issue with female leads (I like Captain Marvel), but some were poor choices. Some examples: Boseman died and they could of used the multi-verse to bring in Killmonger as Black Panther. Then you have Ms. Marvel which was a flop. Then there's Iron Heart which was another lame character. Eternals was also a flop (mixed cast, but nobody cares about these guys). What they should of done: Give the fans what they want. Cast the right people for the right roles and stop appearing to try to push an agenda.

He wasn't likely to make the team anyway and even if he did, he would barely play barring major injuries to the RB unit.

He must of not known he was going to speak and got nervous in the moment. If he did, I don't know why you wouldn't of had something prepared.