NFL Offseason 2021

[jfish26]

I can't imagine you pull the trigger on this deal if you're not reasonably confident that you'll get to agreement on a contract.

[Deleted User 865]

I didn't even think about tagging him. So in theory, you can get at least two years for $19mm total ($3mm this year, estimate $16mm next year) and if you get that longterm deal, you basically drafted a top 4 tackle at 24 with the 31st pick. I'm going back and forth on this in my head, but I think this works out well for the Chiefs.

[NewtonHawk11]

According to trade math, they got Brown for about the 38th pick in the draft. That'll play.

[Deleted User 865]

[Sparko]

Clark was signed for the SB play-off runs. Worked out pretty well IMHO. This will too if he stays healthy.

[Deleted User 865]

He can be fine and still be the worst contract on the team.

[Sparko]

He can be fine and still be the worst contract on the team.

I hear you, but man did he play well in 2019 when we needed it. Reminds me of the Royals in 2015 overpaying for some pitching.

[pdub]

That'll be expensive down the line but we sure as hell fixed that O line up real quick for this season.

[pdub]

So another year without a first rounder.
And we loose a third.

But this year makes more sense than the overpay for Clark.
And gain a second next year.

So....what do we do for WR?
DRob and Pringle?

[Deleted User 865]

He can be fine and still be the worst contract on the team.

I hear you, but man did he play well in 2019 when we needed it. Reminds me of the Royals in 2015 overpaying for some pitching.

I mean, salary cap vs. no salary cap is much different.

[twocoach]

I am still kinda stunned that the Chiefs were able to get this guy from the Ravens.

[Sparko]

Vega: the Chiefs don’t overpay though. Everyone points at Clark as the exception and I agree, except he paid for himself the last few games of 19. I would also point to the Ravens having to keep an older injured LT and give their rivals a the better player. Almost $100M guaranteed I guess.

[pdub]

If the goal was just to get one Super Bowl at any cost, and that’s a reasonable goal, then the Clark signing was a good one, because you can argue every signing was a good one. We won.

But we could have drafted Collier like the Seahawks did with our pick and likely better off for those five years ( 2020-24 ).

[Sparko]

If the goal was just to get one Super Bowl at any cost, and that’s a reasonable goal, then the Clark signing was a good one, because you can argue every signing was a good one. We won.

But we could have drafted Collier like the Seahawks did with our pick and likely better off for those five years ( 2020-24 ).

There's that too! good use of draft picks. . .

[pdub]

You want size at WR at a pick that might be around the end of the 2nd, there's Nico Collins, 6'4 out of Michigan.

[NewtonHawk11]

Rodgers wants out of Green Bay.

Whoa

[Deleted User 89]

musta stopped getting his discount double check

[CrimsonNBlue]

I agree with my fellow Vikings fan:

[pdub]

I'm torn on whether I want him at the Raiders or Broncos - reason being, let's say he goes on a decline earlier than expected - then we can be pleased with either of those teams completely leveraging their future for a couple years of good QB play.

[Deleted User 865]

I'm torn on whether I want him at the Raiders or Broncos - reason being, let's say he goes on a decline earlier than expected - then we can be pleased with either of those teams completely leveraging their future for a couple years of good QB play.

Dum. Rodgers is an excellent regular season QB. You don't want to face him twice a year when vying for seed. He instantly makes either team better. Hopefully 49ers or bust. I don't think he leaves GB. My guess is he's trying to get a contract extension or renegotiation. GB isn't ready for for Jordan Love yet. They have an open window right now to make a SB.