01-13-2016, 03:53 PM
Marvin Jones and Iloka, as many have said are my top priorities.
Adam Jones isn't far off. Although the sting from the playoff loss is fresh with images of his loss of control in mind, he is needed. Teams threw all over this defense when he was out in 2015. I believe that losing Pacman causes a major regression in the play of this defense. On top of that, replacing him will be extremely tough. Drafting a db likely means waiting at least two seasons to see him implemented in any real capacity as evidenced by Dennard and Kirkpatrick. Signing a fa to replace him would require a lot more money than I see this team sinking into an outside guy.
Gilberry. Likely not a high dollar re-signing. Still better than Clarke. Can still help in a rotation.
CLH: Seemed to play well late in the year. Cheap.
Sanu. I'd keep him at a moderate price. Continuity is the best thing for Dalton at this point. Keeping both FA wrs also means eliminating a need to draft a WR early.
Sims. Dirt cheap and still capable of being effective.
Rey or Lamur. One or the other for depth.
Adam Jones isn't far off. Although the sting from the playoff loss is fresh with images of his loss of control in mind, he is needed. Teams threw all over this defense when he was out in 2015. I believe that losing Pacman causes a major regression in the play of this defense. On top of that, replacing him will be extremely tough. Drafting a db likely means waiting at least two seasons to see him implemented in any real capacity as evidenced by Dennard and Kirkpatrick. Signing a fa to replace him would require a lot more money than I see this team sinking into an outside guy.
Gilberry. Likely not a high dollar re-signing. Still better than Clarke. Can still help in a rotation.
CLH: Seemed to play well late in the year. Cheap.
Sanu. I'd keep him at a moderate price. Continuity is the best thing for Dalton at this point. Keeping both FA wrs also means eliminating a need to draft a WR early.
Sims. Dirt cheap and still capable of being effective.
Rey or Lamur. One or the other for depth.
