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Are we being realistic with Free Agency expectations?
(02-20-2022, 04:23 PM)ladeda Wrote:   Correct, they need to go balls out for the next 3 years while Burrow is under a rookie contract.   Even with Chase and Burrow's extensions-- you can give them low cap hits the first couple of years, and really give the team a nice 5 year window before you have to take a step back for a year or two bc of the cap. 

 No biggie-- look @ NE--  3 SB's in 4 years.    Then a 10 year wait to win another SB-- and that was only bc Seattle didn't run Lynch from the 1 yard line.  Build the team, team gets expensive, then have to rebuild team again. 

 This is the Bengals time-- go balls out try to not win a SB, but win multiple SB's over the next 3-5 years.   It's going to cost the Bengals the promise of more guaranteed money and upfront money to get it done; but they can work the cap like other teams and maximize their chances over the next few years. 

 I will take 1 Super Bowl winand 6 losing seasons vs 7 playoff appearances and no Super Bowl. 

 

 

You have to draft well and have guys contribute on rookie deals when you're paying a QB premium money.
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RE: Are we being realistic with Free Agency expectations? - THE PISTONS - 02-20-2022, 05:04 PM

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