That's before Kyle Fuller + Kareem Jackson, so probably under $30m.Hmm Broncos have $42m cap space left? I guess there is 1 possible Jimmy G destination where they wouldn't have to restructure him.
That's before Kyle Fuller + Kareem Jackson, so probably under $30m.Hmm Broncos have $42m cap space left? I guess there is 1 possible Jimmy G destination where they wouldn't have to restructure him.
Eh you still have your own 2nd in 2021 and you can trade Gilmore for a pick in the 40-60 range for a long-term answer at CB or elsewhere. I think Bill could easily accumulate some extra 2nds in 22 or 23 with other trades down the line. QB is too important.They've done well to patch holes in FA but I still think they need long term help at WR/DL/CB, too much to give up given roster needs elsewhere.
About $26M in effective space I believeThat's before Kyle Fuller + Kareem Jackson, so probably under $30m.
So a comparable deal for the #4 would be more like 15, 46, 2022 1st, 2023 1st?
I thought it was more like 15, 2022 1st, 2022 3rd, 2023 1st unless I'm missing something?So a comparable deal for the #4 would be more like 15, 46, 2022 1st, 2023 1st?
yeah, I meant to take out one of the 1sts.I thought it was more like 15, 2022 1st, 2022 3rd, 2023 1st unless I'm missing something?
Yeah, to me the options in order I would prefer are:It's entirely possible that New England exits this draft not having done much of anything at the QB position besides maybe picking up a flier in the later rounds. Which would bum me out, but the price to trade up seems STEEP right now.
Wouldn't bum me out if we end up with Jimmy at a reduced price PLUS talented players at 15 and 46 and still owning our 2022-2023 1st rounders.It's entirely possible that New England exits this draft not having done much of anything at the QB position besides maybe picking up a flier in the later rounds. Which would bum me out, but the price to trade up seems STEEP right now.
Agreed. Those late-round fliers never work out.It's entirely possible that New England exits this draft not having done much of anything at the QB position besides maybe picking up a flier in the later rounds. Which would bum me out.
Yeah, the Niners trade is obviously not good news in terms of the likelihood of NE trading up for Fields or Lance. One of those guys is now guaranteed to be gone at #3 and that trade also sets a high benchmark - one that I'm pretty skeptical about BB ever meeting - regarding what ATL will likely be looking for if they decide to trade #4. Miami also could plausibly trade down again if the offer was good enough but might not want to do it within the division, so that makes things even harder.It's entirely possible that New England exits this draft not having done much of anything at the QB position besides maybe picking up a flier in the later rounds. Which would bum me out, but the price to trade up seems STEEP right now.
I think this is true. And I also think SF has very little leverage in terms of trade. There are really only a small handful of teams that would consider JG at this point, and no one would give him close to the money he is making if he were a free agent. If SF is trying so hard to get out from this contract and move on, why give up anything? Him getting cut seems inevitable.SF is simply trying to add some trade leverage with these leaks. There is a zero chance that Jimmy G will be with SF next year, and there is no way he would want to be there under these circumstances. He’s not Fitzy.
Jamie Newman is an absolute monster physically. Questions come from processing, consistency, footwork,Which mid-round QB has all of the physical talent, but serious questions? Mond? I've had a hunch for a while that's where the Pats go this year.
the niners don’t have much of an issue with the contract. They can afford it and get out of it whenever they want at this point.I think this is true. And I also think SF has very little leverage in terms of trade. There are really only a small handful of teams that would consider JG at this point, and no one would give him close to the money he is making if he were a free agent. If SF is trying so hard to get out from this contract and move on, why give up anything? A buyout seems inevitable.
Ridder could be very interested for next year. He was really good in 2020; it will be interesting to see how much he improves next season.Newman could be fun.
I kinda almost think Feleipe Franks could be interesting some day...
I talked myself into Desmond Ridder before realizing he stayed in college.
If I am reading spotrac correctly, if Jimmy G stays in SF, he will carry a $26.4M cap hit. If they cut or trade him, it's only $2.8M, so that's a huge savings.the niners don’t have much of an issue with the contract. They can afford it and get out of it whenever they want at this point.
Their leverage is simply saying we keep him and he starts this season. Another team is going to have to offer value to get them off that.
I found a photo of him there...The Patriots have Eliot Wolf at Zach Wilson's pro day FWIW.
Well, yes, but they don't need to get under the cap. It fits in fine. So it is a 26M cap hit, but also their presumptive starting QB.If I am reading spotrac correctly, if Jimmy G stays in SF, he will carry a $26.4M cap hit. If they cut or trade him, it's only $2.8M, so that's a huge savings.
Conversely, if the Pats traded for him, they would be looking at a 2 year for about $52M, unless they restructured.
Well it's happened once, but you gotta admit it's pretty rare.Agreed. Those late-round fliers never work out.
Wilson was drafted in the 3rd, so both Brady and Wilson did not get taken in the first 2 rounds in the modern scouting eraWell it's happened once, but you gotta admit it's pretty rare.
Cousins and Dak were in the 4th tooWilson was drafted in the 3rd, so both Brady and Wilson did not get taken in the first 2 rounds in the modern scouting era
I just don't see this. There are maybe 4 or 5 teams that would consider him as an upgrade over their current situation. I don't know how "desperate" they are for anything but I know they don't see him as their QB of the future. On paper, they are a competitive team, so this trade speaks volumes--to everyone. It speaks volumes to Jimmy that, as a 29 year old, his team doesn't see him as the QB of the future. It speaks volumes to the rest of the league that a QB who made it to the Super Bowl just recently, doesn't hold a breadstick for the organization. Despite rampant speculation he'd be traded or waived, SF has spouted lies that he is still their guy. Now they go and spend a ton of assets to draft a quarterback. This is clearly a "cut your losses" move and everyone can see it.Well, yes, but they don't need to get under the cap. It fits in fine. So it is a 26M cap hit, but also their presumptive starting QB.
They can get the same cap savings next season if they want to cut him. Point being, they aren't desperate to get rid of him, so they can have some leverage in any possible trade scenario.
I don’t really understand your point and how it relates to this offseason.I just don't see this. There are maybe 4 or 5 teams that would consider him as an upgrade over their current situation. I don't know how "desperate" they are for anything but I know they don't see him as their QB of the future. On paper, they are a competitive team, so this trade speaks volumes--to everyone. It speaks volumes to Jimmy that, as a 29 year old, his team doesn't see him as the QB of the future. It speaks volumes to the rest of the league that a QB who made it to the Super Bowl just recently, doesn't hold a breadstick for the organization. Despite rampant speculation he'd be traded or waived, SF has spouted lies that he is still their guy. Now they go and spend a ton of assets to draft a quarterback. This is clearly a "cut your losses" move and everyone can see it.
Now let's say they keep their word and bring him back. This is not a Rodgers situation where he's pissed but there's no writing on the wall. This is the third overall pick in the draft staring down a middling starter. The writing is in all caps and red ink. It's over and everyone knows it. Things would get ugly real fast.
I don’t really understand your point and how it relates to this offseason.
There’s very little chance that jimmy plays for the niners after the upcoming season. But there’s no reason to cut him. If another team wants him they’ll have to offer some value in a trade. If not, he’ll be the starter week 1. He’s not going to hold out or something, he’ll make is 26 million on a good team.
The point is that SF doesn’t need to get rid of him and he offers them value as a proven starter that knows the offense on week 1. Since there is a use for him in SF and they can afford him, they have leverage in trade scenarios this offseason.
I think they'll keep this act up for a while, but they will cut him after that unless another team blinks and gives up a draft pick.My point is it costs the 49ers very little to cut him as opposed to paying him for the upcoming season. That would seem more valuable to me than waiting for a middling trade offer. We shall see.
Who doesn't want to be Mac Jones' caddy? lolI think they'll keep this act up for a while, but they will cut him after that unless another team blinks and gives up a draft pick.
He's not going to be happy if they traded a bunch of picks to move up and draft someone to replace him, and then they ask him to caddy for that guy.
Yeah...it went from "can we take him with a 2nd & do we want him if he's there" to "3 1sts isn't enough to get Mac Jones?"A month ago Jones was thought to potentially be available if the Pats traded back. Now he might be #3?
That's.....crazy.
Yup. Although Chris Simms is apparently tight with Shanahan.All those people are 100% speculating, right? And most piggybacking off of each other's speculation.
this whole thing is so interesting. I think jimmy will actually be somewhat of an indicator. If they trade him before the draft they’re taking jones.Yup. Although Chris Simms is apparently tight with Shanahan.
There are other experts out there saying no way on Mac at 3, but those tweets don't support this narrative.
But who cares about his happiness? It's the NFL. Nobody is happy outside of a handful of guys. It's not a players league. Any money they save by cutting him will be wasted at this point, it really doesn't matter for this season.I think they'll keep this act up for a while, but they will cut him after that unless another team blinks and gives up a draft pick.
He's not going to be happy if they traded a bunch of picks to move up and draft someone to replace him, and then they ask him to caddy for that guy.
It's entirely possible that New England exits this draft not having done much of anything at the QB position besides maybe picking up a flier in the later rounds. Which would bum me out, but the price to trade up seems STEEP right now.
Wilson was drafted in the 3rd, so both Brady and Wilson did not get taken in the first 2 rounds in the modern scouting era
Cousins and Dak were in the 4th too
BB doesn’t like the ‘all QB all the time’ aspect of GM and HC planning, and wants to move forward with a more distributed offense.Romo was undrafted.