Njoku isn't good and doesn't deserve this money. I'm not implying that Hooper is worth this money either by linking that tweet. But the value based on production not just this year but throughout their careers to me makes Hooper a much better value signing than Njoku. There is way in any reality that David Njoku should be the 4th highest paid TE in the game. I remember people around here wanting the Rams to spend money on him, thank goodness we didn't give him this contract.
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It seams for some teams that when the cap jumps up, front offices lack foresight. They see the cap increases coming ahead and don't have that cap space planned for in future contracts so they think they are flush with money and hand out stupid contracts, screwing up the positional pay scale along the way. If Milky is worth 14 million a year what is Melted worth?I’m confident in stating Njoku is no where near a top 5 TE. I’m curious as to why the Browns felt they needed to pay him $14m/year?
The best part is they couldn't pay Landry $15.1 million so they waived him only to pay a TE they didn't use and didn't do anything of not but hey they saved $1 million aav on that aside from the $1.5 million dead money from Landry.As for Njoku, it's almost like the Browns were reading this site Lol. I was hugely supportive of bringing on Njoku. Why? Well, because Cleveland wasnt using him at all, kind of relegated him to 3rd TE and he was going in to a contract year. Seemed logical that he would have been trade bait. However "logical" doesnt appear to be in the Browns team building lexicon. Despite my "pounding the table" for him, I thought 10-11 mill per year would be max, this contract is ridiculous.
Heck, he may be worth it, but if he is/was, then why the heck did they leave him on the bench?? So Browns.....
I might be off base here, but I can't help but feel like you've mixed up Orlando Brown Jr with Michael Oher lolI watched that movie about him. He wasn't that bright when he was young, he's not that bright now. But read my other comment and see why he may get what he wants.
Careful with the 'bright' comment. If you were thinking about the Blind Side, that was Michael Oher.I watched that movie about him. He wasn't that bright when he was young, he's not that bright now.
I might be off base here, but I can't help but feel like you've mixed up Orlando Brown Jr with Michael Oher lol
It turns out I'm not so bright either. All of these years I thought that was about Orlando Brown.Careful with the 'bright' comment. If you were thinking about the Blind Side, that was Michael Oher.
Orlando Brown's father ("Zeus"!) was a pretty well-known, long-time NFL player.
He was good in the Lord of the Rings movies but loved him in the Pirates of the Caribbean movies.I might be off base here, but I can't help but feel like you've mixed up Orlando Brown Jr with Michael Oher lol
You're thinking of Carrot-Top.He was good in the Lord of the Rings movies but loved him in the Pirates of the Caribbean movies.
And who says you can't trade those new first rounders for a 26 yr old star player? Or use those picks to trade up for a potential franchise caliber player near the top of the draft who is cheap?Exactly well said and who should know this better than us Rams fans who are usually on the receiving end of the player for picks lol
Nobody but I choose AD.And who says you can't trade those new first rounders for a 26 yr old star player? Or use those picks to trade up for a potential franchise caliber player near the top of the draft who is cheap?
As good as AD is you do not need a dominant 3T to win a Super Bowl. Rams should of course try to accommodate him and I am confident they are doing that. But at some point he's a 3T. Greatest ever, yes. But I think there's a value point even with him.
with AD and TJ that D would make it tough on anybody. Good running game. Yeah Playoffs
Unfortunately for them, the only game he lost was the AFC Championship game. 14-0 going in to that game. (13-0 reg season, 1-0 playoffs)That’s how they did it with a rookie QB named Rothlesberger. I think he only lost one game that year.