01-13-2018, 04:06 PM
William Jackson, I guess?
-Passing league
-Still fairly young (26 next season)
-Still on his rookie contract ($2.65m in '18, $3.09m in '19, 5th year option in '20)
I am a bit worried about him not having a large resume to assure us that he will keep playing at that level, but AJ Green and Geno Atkins are both going to be 30 next year, Atkins is in his contract year and will be making like ~$18m/yr after that, and AJ is making big money too. The youth plus contract makes me choose Jackson.
Honestly, with all the shitty drafting lately, it's pretty tough to choose. If they ran a 3-4 defense and we had seen him play in it, I might choose Lawson, but I am unsure of how much value he'll be able to provide as being a role player specialist in their 4-3.
Agreed on Atkins, but there's no way Dunlap sniffs the HoF. He'll be 29 next season, has 2 Pro Bowls, 0 1st or 2nd Team All-Pros, and is t-99th in sacks (less impressive than even that sounds when you realize that they didn't count sacks before '82, and there's more passing than ever now). There is 1 active player tied with him, and 15 active players ahead of him on that list, with a couple more who had just recently retired (Jared Allen 136, John Abraham 135.5, etc). Dunlap is at 64.5, and has only reached double digits once.
He doesn't realistically stand a chance.
-Passing league
-Still fairly young (26 next season)
-Still on his rookie contract ($2.65m in '18, $3.09m in '19, 5th year option in '20)
I am a bit worried about him not having a large resume to assure us that he will keep playing at that level, but AJ Green and Geno Atkins are both going to be 30 next year, Atkins is in his contract year and will be making like ~$18m/yr after that, and AJ is making big money too. The youth plus contract makes me choose Jackson.
Honestly, with all the shitty drafting lately, it's pretty tough to choose. If they ran a 3-4 defense and we had seen him play in it, I might choose Lawson, but I am unsure of how much value he'll be able to provide as being a role player specialist in their 4-3.
(01-13-2018, 03:55 PM)SunsetBengal Wrote: Tough call there. I'm stuck between Carlos and Geno. The why is the easy part. IMO, they are both future HOFers.
Agreed on Atkins, but there's no way Dunlap sniffs the HoF. He'll be 29 next season, has 2 Pro Bowls, 0 1st or 2nd Team All-Pros, and is t-99th in sacks (less impressive than even that sounds when you realize that they didn't count sacks before '82, and there's more passing than ever now). There is 1 active player tied with him, and 15 active players ahead of him on that list, with a couple more who had just recently retired (Jared Allen 136, John Abraham 135.5, etc). Dunlap is at 64.5, and has only reached double digits once.
He doesn't realistically stand a chance.
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