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Reality check. Edition 1


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After looking at our cap situation and the cap of other teams looking for the same position we are.. I have come to the realization that we probably don't have the fire power to get the top WR's in Free agency.. Robinson doesn't seem likely unless he really wants to play with Cam.. Watkins maybe be a option if he really wants to come home and take less than he can get else where..  Even if we are able to get 1 of them it could seriously hamper our chances to help other needs .. Example 

We need Pep back.. DT depht.. Secondary help.. Oline help..

My opinion is we will probably go with cheaper option at Wr's.. I can see us using 5 to 7 mil on Wr's options.. Get Wallace for 2 years 6 mil deal and sign Moncerif to a 1 year 2mil prove it deal... That would have us going into the draft with a WR Corp of 

Funch 

Wallace

Moncerif 

Samuels 

Byrd 

Clay

And no need to grab a WR early in the draft unless something great (Ridley) drops to us.. That's 4 WR under the age of 25 and a vet to play the Ginn Role..

We would also have money left over for Pep and 2 other solid vet signings..

I think this maybe the best move we can do in the situation we are in...

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