(02-21-2022, 04:09 PM)jj22 Wrote: I think they should still consider trading pick 31 for Beckton (to play RT, since the JETS found their LT when he was out injured), or Nelson. I wouldn't necessarily give up 31 for Beckton but the 2nd round pick (and 5th). Tunsil's contract is huge, but he should be considered as well (or is he overrated?).

Either way those are options (that come with cap consequences that may be worth discussing).

(02-21-2022, 04:13 PM)jj22 Wrote: Mike Hilton is in on the Tunsil Trade and Tunsil seems fine with the possibility.

https://twitter.com/MikeHilton_28/status/1495831036768493574


https://twitter.com/KingTunsil78/status/1495827524508688389

(02-21-2022, 03:35 PM)THE PISTONS Wrote: I like Moses too. Note he signed for $3.6 million this past offseason. Here's a writeup on him:


Moses’ release from the Washington Commanders this past offseason was one of the more surprising moves around the league. To Washington’s credit, second-round rookie right tackle Samuel Cosmi has had a great debut season when healthy. Moses ended up with the New York Jets on a one-year, $3.6 million deal and turned in another solid season grading above 65.0 as a run- and pass-blocker while rarely missing a snap. A stronger market should land Moses another multi-year deal for a good bit more than $3.6 million per year.


Strengths:
– Durability
– Positive blocks in the run game
Weaknesses:
– Pad level
– Average pass-blocker

Scheme Fit/Role:
STARTING RIGHT TACKLE: Moses is a durable player who has been consistently solid since taking over as a starter in 2015.

Recent Injury History:
Moses has been one of the most durable players in the league. He has not missed a game since 2015.

Contract Projection: Three years, $22.5 million ($7.5M per year, $14.5M total guaranteed)

Bottom Line:
Moses will be heading into his ninth NFL season in 2022, and he's been one of the most dependable right tackles in the league in his career. He brings value to the run game and is reasonable in pass protection, making him a valuable starting option for teams in need of a right tackle.


2022 NFL Free Agent Rankings: Top 200 players expected to enter free agency | NFL News, Rankings and Statistics | PFF

(02-21-2022, 03:05 PM)J24 Wrote: 7 Mil is pretty reasonable; He made 6 Million a year during his last contract and he is coming off a career year.

Honestly I could see him get 8 Million a year this off-season.

(02-21-2022, 04:24 PM)jj22 Wrote: https://torotimes.com/2022/02/14/houston-texans-laremy-tunsil-tradecin/

A trade scenario I'd consider (but think is unlikely)

(02-21-2022, 04:23 PM)SunsetBengal Wrote: This guy sounds a lot like Bobby Hart, sans the penalty issues.

(02-21-2022, 04:45 PM)jj22 Wrote: They would be a fool to go for that trade, but if they did....

(02-21-2022, 04:42 PM)leonardfan40 Wrote: That exact scenario has a 0% chance of happening lol has us giving our first (31 overall) but getting back their 2nd (35 overall) then giving them our late 3rd this year for their likely early 3rd next year. We get Tunsil and they take on Waynes. They’d be stupid to do that but I’m all for it lol

I’d give our first straight up for Tunsil but not going anywhere near the multiple firsts they gave up to get him.

(02-21-2022, 04:26 PM)Whatever Wrote: CJ was 20th among TE's in receiving yards last year. The 20th highest paid TE was Robert Tonyan at $3.3 mil. $7 mil is over twice what CJ was worth in the best year of his career.

(02-21-2022, 06:43 PM)J24 Wrote:  CJ was the 16th highest paid TE last season at 6.5 M. Adding an additional 500k to his yearly salary isn't a big deal. When you factor in what he means to the Lockerroom and how close he is to Burrow 7 Million isn't that steep of a price.

(02-21-2022, 06:48 PM)Nicomo Cosca Wrote: It’s a decent starting OG.

(02-21-2022, 06:19 PM)puddycat Wrote: Offensive Line: (25.2M Total)
RT: Moses (7.5M) 3year
OC: Ben Jones (6.7M) 3year
LG: Resign Quinton Spain (4.7M)

Other:
Cut: Trae Waynes (+10.8M), Trey Hopkins (+6M)
Tag Bates (12.9M)
DT Calais Campbell (8M) 1 yr.
CB3/4 Sidney Jones (4.3M) 1yr.
TE Maxx Williams (6.3M) 3yr

Remaining Cap: 21.4M
Draft DT, CB, S, OG, TE, WR

All FA OL are 29+ yr and will provide leadership.
Remaining cap has room for rookie cap and a few more gap-fillers.

(02-21-2022, 07:44 PM)Weazzel80 Wrote: Cut : Trae Waynes (saves $10.8M)
       Trey Hopkins (saves $6M)
       Samaje Perine (saves $1.5M)

Sign : Trent Brown - Two years, $20 million ($10M per year)
        James Daniels - Five years, $50 million ($10M per year)
        Bradley Bozeman - Three years, $21 million ($7M per year)
        Giovani Bernard - One year, ($1.5M)



Trade 1st round pick for Laremy Tunisl ($9.5M in 2022 and $18.5M in 2023)-Houston pays his guaranteed Salary of $16.6M in 2022 and $8.3M in 2023

Franchise Bates ($13.5M)

Re-sign BJ Hill - Three years, $26.25 million ($8.75 million per year)

I would offer CJ Uzomah 3 years $18M ($6M per year) - this is less than projected, if he doesn't take it we draft TE.

Eli Apple also gets offered less than projected at $3M per year (draft if he walks)

small contracts to Josh Tupoe, Brandon Allen, Kevin Huber, Clark Harris, Stanley Morgan, Tre Flowers, Fred Johnson

Draft goes mostly to defense.

The cap space can always work if you allocate the cap hit to future years like most other teams do. Either way this shouldn't be too unrealistic.


Jonah Williams moves to LG. Starting O-line is Tunsil, Williams, Bozeman, Daniels, Brown.
Then we also have lots of young guys for depth like Carman, Adeniji, Smith, Prince, and Johnson.

Biggest needs for the draft are Pass Rusher, DT to rotate with BJ Hill and CB