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Agree but he could just walk away and they eat the dead cap.There are 50 million reasons they can’t play too hard with him this year.
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Agree but he could just walk away and they eat the dead cap.There are 50 million reasons they can’t play too hard with him this year.
Yeah that was my point, he has way more leverage this year than last. They can’t afford to play hardball with him or anyone who wants to trade for him.Agree but he could just walk away and they eat the dead cap.
To the highest bidder goes the spoilsWe are assuming just one suitor for AR’s services.
What if there’s 2 or 3, and AR is ok with at least two of them?
Could be but there are some practical process of elimination type things we can do. Doubtful he wants to move east from GB, which limits the pool. He's not going to walk into a rebuild, which limits the pool. You need a lot of cap room to make his contract work, which limits the pool. Denver, Vegas, Seattle as a dark horse? I don't know where else.We are assuming just one suitor for AR’s services.
What if there’s 2 or 3, and AR is ok with at least two of them?
I don't know what SF cap situation is like but Jimmy G hasn't done a whole lot. And thats in CA... Otherwise I think DEN is the most likely.Could be but there are some practical process of elimination type things we can do. Doubtful he wants to move east from GB, which limits the pool. He's not going to walk into a rebuild, which limits the pool. You need a lot of cap room to make his contract work, which limits the pool. Denver, Vegas, Seattle as a dark horse? I don't know where else.
I think there's going to be a bigger pool for Russ. Besides being younger I think he's more open to other markets. Chicago, NY, Pitt could all be in play for him.I don't know what SF cap situation is like but Jimmy G hasn't done a whole lot. And thats in CA... Otherwise I think DEN is the most likely.
SEA could be dark horse. But QB isn't the issue there its the HC. So unless they revive the Wilson to CHI trade not sure.
Vegas will be bringing in a new HC and Denver could possibly move on from Fangio.I don't know what SF cap situation is like but Jimmy G hasn't done a whole lot. And thats in CA... Otherwise I think DEN is the most likely.
SEA could be dark horse. But QB isn't the issue there its the HC. So unless they revive the Wilson to CHI trade not sure.
That's a brutal away schedule. None of those places are fun to play in as the visitor.Here's the 2022 schedule.
Home Games (9)
NFC North: Chicago Bears (5-10), Detroit Lions (2-12-1), Minnesota Vikings (7-8).
NFC East: Dallas Cowboys* (11-4), New York Giants (4-11).
AFC East: New England Patriots* (9-6), New York Jets (4-11).
NFC West (winner): Currently Los Angeles Rams* (11-4).
Game 17 (AFC South winner): Currently Tennessee Titans* (10-5).
Away Games (8)
NFC North: Chicago Bears (5-10), Detroit Lions (2-12-1), Minnesota Vikings (7-8).
NFC East: Philadelphia Eagles* (8-7), Washington Football Team (6-9).
AFC East: Buffalo Bills* (9-6), Miami Dolphins* (8-7).
NFC South (winner): Tampa Bay Buccaneers* (11-4).
* denotes current playoff team