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Bryce Young has half a season under his belt now and here are his projections

Varking

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On 11/12/2023 at 10:08 AM, Varking said:

Those free agents would need to choose us over others. We had Foreman leave to pick the Bears despite knowing they had a deeper RB room than us. 
 

We are currently 13th in cap space going into next year and we still haven’t paid Burns. We have 40 million available as of now to spend. He’s looking for top DE money. What will that leave us with? So who are the free agents we can target at that point? 

This is a valid point. No way we should spend 30+ million a year on a guy like Burns. 

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6 hours ago, Htarnation4.0 said:

This is a valid point. No way we should spend 30+ million a year on a guy like Burns. 

Duh really? Fitts refused to trade him as we could have gotten Jamo straight up for Burns which is the Lions missing link to compete for the SB!!!

Broncos traded away many of their high price players including the great Von Miller, whom just lost to Denver last night as a Bills player who couldn't sack R.Wilson. Now we will lose Burns for nothing cause Fitts cannot be proactive by filling a bigger NEED, playmakers. Jamo is wasting away as a Lions cause Goff doesn't trust him. Bryce does....trust me on this!

https://sidelionreport.com/posts/detroit-lions-rumors-trade-targets-linked-01hdeffcj810/3

 

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