Moss restructures final year of contract

[Nicomo Cosca]

(Yesterday, 12:41 PM)TheLeonardLeap Wrote: I hope not and it shouldn't. I think having Chase and Tee (who we don't have even 1 of at RB or OG) means you can't rightfully spend a 1st or 2nd round pick on WR, and anything later than that probably isn't going to really contribute greatly this year and after two straight years of missing the playoffs you NEED to be about winning this year. If you feel you need some help at WR this year just go sign Tyler Lockett or Tyler Boyd for a year and save those draft picks for other positions.

Just saw Lockett signed with the Titans.

[*TheLeonardLeap*]

(11 hours ago)Nicomo Cosca Wrote: Just saw Lockett signed with the Titans.

Dang. Just a 1yr/$4m deal.

[Luvnit2]

(4 hours ago)TheLeonardLeap Wrote: Dang. Just a 1yr/$4m deal.

So, no incentives, just straight 4 million.

He only had 600 yards and 2 TD's last year. Yoshi is cheaper and due to TD's more valuable than Lockett in my opinion.

[*TheLeonardLeap*]

(1 hour ago)Luvnit2 Wrote: So, no incentives, just straight 4 million.

He only had 600 yards and 2 TD's last year. Yoshi is cheaper and due to TD's more valuable than Lockett in my opinion.

Worth "up to" $6m, but it's probably not likely to be obtained incentives because everyone is reporting it as a 1yr/$4m deal. If it were something as simple as playing all the games or getting 500 yards or something, it would have almost certainly been included in the base expectation number.

Yoshi on Seattle catching balls from Geno Smith isn't anywhere near as productive as he is on the Bengals catching balls from Burrow who led the NFL in attempts, yards, and TDs while Chase pulls all the attention away.

It's not gospel or anything, but I will point out that on PFF Yoshi was the 126th/133 WR, while Lockett was the 72nd.

Yoshi is our Blair White/Anthony Gonzalez/Austin Collie/Troy Walters to Burrow's Peyton Manning.

[Dr.Z]

(Yesterday, 03:14 PM)TheLeonardLeap Wrote: We are the fanbase that has the greatest pass-favored disparity between our team's passing attempts and rushing attempts.

Looking at the Bengals and the 2024 division winners...
Bengals: +272 passes than rushes

Bills: +29 passes
Ravens: -77 passes
Texans: +136 passes
Chiefs: +150 passes
Eagles: -173 passes
Lions: +17 passes
Buccaneers: +88 passes
Rams: +109 passes
Division Winner Average: just under +35 passes

Amen.  Crazy how few people acknowledge this.  Put whatever line or rb's you want...with the way the offense has been ran, you're still going to incessantly hear " need an offensive line...gotta protect Burrow"