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Only thinking that if you could only keep two of woods, OBJ and Van Jefferson, I keep the first two. If and Jefferson has one more year on his work Rookie contract and keep all three
Only thinking that if you could only keep two of woods, OBJ and Van Jefferson, I keep the first two. If and Jefferson has one more year on his work Rookie contract and keep all three
Well...since I'm fifth* on the all time NFL earnings list, I'm very flexible."So, Matthew... how much cap flexibility will you provide in exchange for having Cooper Kupp, OBJ, Robert Woods and Van Jefferson as your targets next year?"
That is definitely a great way to start the conversation."So, Matthew... how much cap flexibility will you provide in exchange for having Cooper Kupp, OBJ, Robert Woods and Van Jefferson as your targets next year?"
Hind sight is 20/20. I believe a number of people on this forum were beating the drum for Eskridge who went to the Shecocks. How did he do this year? Point being you never know snd don’t hit on every pick.That draft pick continues to look so, so awful.
so many fans fail to realize how easy it is to maneuver and manipulate the cap, and its gotten even easier with the new voidable years trick everyone started doing last offseasonPrecisely. I love Pat McAfee's recent rant on it, talking about how some teams act like the cap is gospel and others it doesn't apply to. Rams do whatever they want with the cap.
Remember when the 9ers were that team with Eddie Debartolo? And we were the bitter fans whose team abided by the cap? Yeah I don't miss those days at all.
I see that objectivity is not going to be used here, so I'll just say, Lol. Top 20-25? Too funny. Love Bobby Trees, but your post should be in blue fontI think Woods is a top 20-25 WR in the league and incredibly versatile. He still has 3-4 very productive years left in him I'd say. Never had injury issues ever before this freak ACL tear. I personally don't think demand will be the issue if we want to move on from him. Cap and money complications? Sure, maybe. But tons of teams would love to have Woods as their #2. He's better than a handful of teams #1 WR too. I think his respect around the NFL with players and coaches is much higher than the NFL fan gives him credit for. I understand the salary being a sticking point though. Just depends if our FO can work the cap magic.
I agree. Woods was chirping about his lack of targets (and let's be honest they were no where close to Kupp's) BEFORE OBJ showed up.there aint enough targets for kupp,woods,jefferson and obj together.
Unless you want to go spread run and gun atlanta falcons 91 style... Houston Oilers also
Hind sight is 20/20. I believe a number of people on this forum were beating the drum for Eskridge who went to the Shecocks. How did he do this year? Point being you never know snd don’t hit on every pick.
Its funny I can sleep like a baby after a bad loss. I wake up every two hours and start crying.No way dude. I'm hittin it hard as F now. Gonna be a looooong night always sleep like shit after a big win like this.
Voidable years doesnt mean a thing when you're talking about 50-60 mill in guaranteed money and a monster signing bonusso many fans fail to realize how easy it is to maneuver and manipulate the cap, and its gotten even easier with the new voidable years trick everyone started doing last offseason
All I can say is good problem to have. Like picking from a Chicken House lineup full of Ukrainian models.The best way to keep everyone? Win. Make it to a Super Bowl and many players will want to try and run it back. Look at Tampa Bay. They brought back darn near everybody. Some might even take a discount to do it. I do suspect Whitworth would retire if the Rams win it all, but who knows.
Do signing bonuses go against cap?Voidable years doesnt mean a thing when you're talking about 50-60 mill in guaranteed money and a monster signing bonus