2024 NFL Offseason Thread

[threattonature]

Wow, thought there was a good chance he was gonna get bushed. Banking on him having a bounceback year at 35 huh? Umm...

I thought cutting him would be a huge cap hit so restructuring saves a lot of cap space compared to cutting.

 

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Wow, thought there was a good chance he was gonna get bushed. Banking on him having a bounceback year at 35 huh? Umm...

He was starting to flash towards the end of the year. I believe it still would have been too big of a cap hit this year. Next year would be easier

 

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I thought cutting him would be a huge cap hit so restructuring saves a lot of cap space compared to cutting.

He took a straight pay cut. They aren't kicking money down the road

 

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[8WON6]

Are the Bills throwing in the towel?

 

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[Flex Luger]

 

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[kingofnyc]

This is true. Indy was on the same level as Houston last season. Went 1-1 against them and was a dropped pass away from winning the 2nd game + taking the division.

Richardson is a big question mark but Steichen won't ask as much of him. Indy will be playing a 3rd place schedule so they'll play Steelers/Broncos/Giants while Houston gets Kansas City/Ravens/Cowboys.

I say that because they had to cut their starting CB and safety to even get to that much cap space. That leaves them with more holes to plug on a defense that was shaky for large parts of the year already.

actually, after thinking about it,
the Colts have a better roster than the Texans

DL - Indy
LB - Indy
DB - tie

OL - Indy
WR/TE - Hou
RB - Indy
QB - Hou

 

[Flex Luger]

actually, after thinking about it,
the Colts have a better roster than the Texans

DL - Indy
LB - Indy
DB - tie

OL - Indy
WR/TE - Hou
RB - Indy
QB - Hou

Eh

 

[Piff Perkins]

I guess safety is the next position for the NFL to devalue via collusion. Despite the most dominant/important defense in the league being the Fangio one that relies heavily on safeties...

 

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