Yeah, that is definitely the bottom line. Adding OBJ probably puts 1/3 of the cap in the WR room. Kinda scary
Your thoughts on the OBJ signing 3 games in?
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In that case, we have perhaps one of the best front offices in the league. They work magic with the cap and although they have had some contracts that many think were questionable they’ve been able to get things done.
I’m certain the organization has been deep into conversations about who they are prioritizing and how they can move money around to get the players they want signed.
Beckham, even though I didn’t personally like the signing, looks to be fitting in, getting completely healthy and paying dividends.
I’m certain, given their earlier attempts to get him in, they are already trying to figure out how to keep him.
Gotta admit deiterbrock makes valid points. If Odell wants to hit the FA market and maximize his value over location he's definitely gone. And keeping him will be tough and we're probably talking some sort of tag/trade deal if we get anything out of it from that point. But if he wants to stick around it just feels like the Rams will find a way.
My take is that we cannot afford to keep guys who don't really move the bar. If they can be replaced in-house with minor dropoff then that's the way to go. With Odell he just seems to offer some elements this offense can really use. He just seems to fit exceptionally well and it's probably worthwhile to keep him because we won't be able to draft a talent like him any time soon.
Here's a list of our FAs. Rams are going to have to be really selective this offseason. Guys like Miller are gone IMO. They're not gonna pay big money to an old edge nor should they. Williams is gone as is Corbs most likely and they fill from within. Only way they keep Boom is if they jettison Whit and I'm not sure that's a good call hard to say and I'm on the fence on that. Maybe Allen resigns idk but most of the UFAs to include even Sebastian are gone.
My take is that we cannot afford to keep guys who don't really move the bar. If they can be replaced in-house with minor dropoff then that's the way to go. With Odell he just seems to offer some elements this offense can really use. He just seems to fit exceptionally well and it's probably worthwhile to keep him because we won't be able to draft a talent like him any time soon.
Here's a list of our FAs. Rams are going to have to be really selective this offseason. Guys like Miller are gone IMO. They're not gonna pay big money to an old edge nor should they. Williams is gone as is Corbs most likely and they fill from within. Only way they keep Boom is if they jettison Whit and I'm not sure that's a good call hard to say and I'm on the fence on that. Maybe Allen resigns idk but most of the UFAs to include even Sebastian are gone.
So long as they sign Gay to a multi-year contract, I'm fine with whatever happens after.
Matt Gay is a Restricted free agent. He will almost certainly be retained.
Unless an extension carries a lower 2022 cap hit than an RFA-tender-offer, you may have to wait.
And he’s the DAWG on the O who helps jump start the O if it’s not clicking. He’s the heart of the offense and it baffles me that rather than hope for financial cap trickeration, folks want to move on from Woods. That just seems goofy to me.
They might be able to help the Rams accrue a higher pick than round 3 and sooner if they can use it in a trade/deal. Not sure on the rules of how/what is required to do that though, but teams do use the tag to flip players.
Also it would require him to play really well but I do think there's a good chance of that happening given how good he's looked so far.