Free Agents
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I'd offer McDowell 1 or 2 year deal nothing crazy.
Stewart, Hance, and Bell are guys I'd bring back for cheap competition.
I would offer Hubbard a deal but I'm betting he's looking to start somewhere and get a bigger contract.
Clowney played well this year so he's probably looking to get paid. I dont trust him to stay healthy so I'll pass.
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I'd offer McDowell 1 or 2 year deal nothing crazy.
Stewart, Hance, and Bell are guys I'd bring back for cheap competition.
I would offer Hubbard a deal but I'm betting he's looking to start somewhere and get a bigger contract.
Clowney played well this year so he's probably looking to get paid. I dont trust him to stay healthy so I'll pass.
I'd offer McDowell 1 or 2 year deal nothing crazy.
Stewart, Hance, and Bell are guys I'd bring back for cheap competition.
I would offer Hubbard a deal but I'm betting he's looking to start somewhere and get a bigger contract.
Clowney played well this year so he's probably looking to get paid. I dont trust him to stay healthy so I'll pass.
Clowney has said he wants to remain here...
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I'd offer McDowell 1 or 2 year deal nothing crazy.
Stewart, Hance, and Bell are guys I'd bring back for cheap competition.
I would offer Hubbard a deal but I'm betting he's looking to start somewhere and get a bigger contract.
Clowney played well this year so he's probably looking to get paid. I dont trust him to stay healthy so I'll pass.
Clowney played well this year so he's probably looking to get paid. I dont trust him to stay healthy so I'll pass.
Without Clowney we'll need to find a new DE to compliment Myles....because the cupboard will be bare. Clowney's agent won't say it, but we all know it, having Myles on the other side certainly made Clowney's job easier.
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I hear ya guys. I'd like to have him back but there's no way I'd give him a long term deal. He's just too injury prone and I feel like we should be able to get a cheaper and more consistent alternative.
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I hear ya guys. I'd like to have him back but there's no way I'd give him a long term deal. He's just too injury prone and I feel like we should be able to get a cheaper and more consistent alternative.
I hear ya guys. I'd like to have him back but there's no way I'd give him a long term deal. He's just too injury prone and I feel like we should be able to get a cheaper and more consistent alternative.
just workout a series of "1 year deals"
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I'd offer McDowell 1 or 2 year deal nothing crazy.
Stewart, Hance, and Bell are guys I'd bring back for cheap competition.
I would offer Hubbard a deal but I'm betting he's looking to start somewhere and get a bigger contract.
Clowney played well this year so he's probably looking to get paid. I dont trust him to stay healthy so I'll pass.
Clowney has said he wants to remain here...
Clowney has said he wants to remain here...
Well if he also says he'll come back cheap great.
WSS
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PFF top 100 FA's.. Clowney just as our 1st round pick is lucky #13.. includes projected deals. that most take a 1 year deal.. (but, gm's will have extra cap ?)
https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-2022-free-agent-rankings-free-agency
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Clowney is far better than anyone available in FA or at pick 13. I'm really not sure what player or players anyone seriously thinks would be a viable replacement for him.
Jadeveon Clowney - Most Definitely
David Njoku - Most Definitely
M.J. Stewart - Most Definitely, PFF rating 80.8. I'd definitely rather have him and a mid-round draftpick [Yusuf Corker or RJ Roderick in the 5th?] than Harrison.
Nick Mullens - Definitely
Porter Gustin - Definitely [depending on other FA action]
Michael Dunn - Definitely
Blake Hance - Definitely if under 1m. Decent not great.
D'ernest Johnson - Negotiate, see what he wantsIgnore:
Takkarist McKinley
Malik Jackson
Chris Hubbard
Anthony Walker Jr.
Rashard Higgins
Malcolm Smith
Dustin Colquitt
Elijah Lee
Ifeadi Odenigbo
Ryan Switzer
Dexter Williams
Montrel Meander
Stephen Carlson
Ronnie Harrison
Ja'Marcus Bradley
Chase McLaughlin
Malik McDowell -
Re: Mcdowell - You can tell, especially by midseason, that his long term conditioning (that 16 game grind body) wasn't where it needed to be. The guy has been out of football for a while and the obvious effects presented themselves as things would drag on.
A full offseason may do him a world of good and he was incredibly disruptive when fresh. I think to simply say "ignore" is unwise.
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They need to dump Hooper and keep Njoku if they can.
Clowney just strikes me as one of those guys that if you pay up for a multi year deal he sits back and takes it easy.
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Seems that M.J. Stewart won't be coming back
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They need to dump Hooper and keep Njoku if they can.
Clowney just strikes me as one of those guys that if you pay up for a multi year deal he sits back and takes it easy.
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MaYbe I should not have loaded this yesterday morning? ?
DT upgrades.... Bengals BJ Hill... is another young consideration (Ogun also had a good season..sad he'll miss this week)
INTERIOR DEFENDERS
*D.J. Jones, San Francisco 49ers
As if Jones’ regular season performance wasn’t strong enough heading into a crucial offseason, his 2022 playoff debut against the Dallas Cowboys put an exclamation point on his breakout campaign, as he recorded a huge 13-yard sack on quarterback Dak Prescott.
Jones earned a career-high 73.2 grade for the 2021 season that illustrated why the 49ers made sure to sign him during the first week of free agency last offseason, and he’s played his way into a solid multi-year payday as a result. Jones accrued 40 defensive stops in 2021 after amassing 43 total in his first four seasons. His 14 tackles for loss or no gain in 2021 were second to only Aaron Donald among all interior defenders despite playing roughly half as many snaps as the Los Angeles Rams‘ phenom.
Maliek Collins, Houston Texans
Collins signed consecutive one-year deals for 2020 and 2021 and will now look to ink a multi-year deal while he's still young, as he will be 27 years old during Week 1 of the 2022 season. Collins earned a career-high 66.5 grade and continued to demonstrate his durability, as he played over 500 snaps for the sixth straight season.
Collins always demonstrated upside as an interior pass-rusher, but his 61.8 run defense grade in 2021 was also a career-high despite playing on a defense tht lacked talent throughout the front seven. Collins doesn’t quit on any snap, and his tenacity in a losing situation was admirable. He can be a valuable asset for any team, even if he's not a true difference-maker.
Teams that should be interested: Baltimore Ravens, Buffalo Bills, Cleveland Browns, New York Jets
DT production & pay scale https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/free-agents/all/defensive-tackle/all/ (while your in? OT may also have upgrades to C.Hubbard?)
edit--- top IDL fa's--- https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-2022-nfl-free-agency-rankings-interior-defensive-linemen
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bump time...
NFL franchise tag window: Teams can start placing the franchise tag on players February 21 with a deadline of March 8 to tender said players. The NFL free-agent negotiating window opens on March 14 with a March 16 date for teams to be able to sign outside free agents.
Franchise and transition tenders are calculated by adding the respective tag numbers, divided by the sum of the salary caps, from the previous five seasons, and finally multipled by the current season's salary cap. Franchise tag figures are based upon the top five salaries at each respective position, while transition tag figures are based on the top ten.
RFA tenders are calculated by increasing the previous year's respective tender by the same rate as the increase of the salary cap.
2022 Projected Franchise and Transition Tenders
Position Franchise Tag Transition Tag QB $28,598,000 $25,651,000 DE $20,186,000 $16,623,000 WR $19,127,000 $16,740,000 LB $17,417,000 $14,882,000 CB $17,295,000 $14,904,000 DT $16,888,000 $13,596,000 OL $16,698,000 $14,997,000 S $13,544,000 $11,265,000 RB $12,536,000 $10,148,000 TE $10,834,000 $9,332,000 ST $5,469,000 $4,980,000 2022 Projected RFA Tenders
Type Amount First Round $5,562,000 Second Round $3,986,000 Right of First Refusal $2,433,000 Restricted we have 5... De'Ernest Johnson/Chase McLaughlin/Stephen Carlson/Montrel Meander/Ifeadi Odenigbo/
https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/free-agents/cleveland-browns/ Denzel Ward needs a Extension & J. Clowney needs taken off the market...
Clowney/Njoku? nah... https://247sports.com/nfl/cleveland-browns/Article/2022-Browns-Franchise-Tag-Primer-183250280/
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They need to dump Hooper and keep Njoku if they can.
Clowney just strikes me as one of those guys that if you pay up for a multi year deal he sits back and takes it easy.
They need to dump Hooper and keep Njoku if they can.
Clowney just strikes me as one of those guys that if you pay up for a multi year deal he sits back and takes it easy.
I suspect we're stuck with Hooper 2022. $11 million dead cap hit.
Why has his (and others) OBJ, Landry's production gone south? Hmmm Baker?
Yes, and Landry wants to stay. I'm all for that, with a restructured contract.
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They need to dump Hooper and keep Njoku if they can.
Clowney just strikes me as one of those guys that if you pay up for a multi year deal he sits back and takes it easy.
I suspect we're stuck with Hooper 2022. $11 million dead cap hit.
Why has his (and others) OBJ, Landry's production gone south? Hmmm Baker?
Yes, and Landry wants to stay. I'm all for that, with a restructured contract.
Yes, and Landry wants to stay. I'm all for that, with a restructured contract.
Well I just got my season ticket invoice....Browns raised my seats $200 to $1804 (from $1604). Of course, the $4 is for "processing" the order. Maybe they're paying Landry with the increases ?
Karlis Missed -
Maybe they're paying Landry with the increases ?
If the plan is to re-boot the WR room? Losing Landry now, would totally suck ?
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Well I just got my season ticket invoice....Browns raised my seats $200 to $1804 (from $1604). Of course, the $4 is for "processing" the order. Maybe they're paying Landry with the increases ?
Yup, we also got our invoice today... 10% price increase.... Keeping up with inflation.
The pay up or else keeps getting earlier and earlier. The installment plans keep getting worse by the year too... Used to be 5 pay, now it's apparently down to 2 payments. Or... Nah, I'm not making payments for the 2023 season starting in September of 2022.
Looking at the blurb from WKYC, they're not dinging folks up in the nosebleeds nearly as bad as us denizens in the 100 level. They didn't publicly announce it, but I'm willing to bet the premium in between the 30s, 100 level seats are approaching $200 a ticket, if they're not already there. Not so long ago, that was Club Seat prices. For sure, those prices will keep the riffraff out of the preferred seating.
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