Late night bullshit: your 2013 FAs
 

QB Brady Quinn
RB Peyton Hillis
WR Dwayne Bowe
TE Steve Maneri
TE Jake O'Connell
OT Brandon Albert
OG Ryan Lilja
OG Darryl Harris
C Lucas Patterson
NT Anthony Toribio
DE Glenn Dorsey
DE Ropati Pitoitua
ILB Jovan Belcher
ILB Brandon Siler
CB Travis Daniels
P Dustin Colquitt
LS Thomas Gafford

Plus Tyson Jackson is headed for a $14 million year.

What do you do?

What doooooooooo you do?

Extend during the season:

Belcher, Albert, Colquitt, Jackson

Wait until free agency, make your best offer and see what happens:

Dorsey, Hillis, Gafford

Re-up for another year:

Maneri, Patterson, Daniels, Pitoitua

Let 'em go:

Quinn, O'Connell, Lilja, Harris, Toribio, Siler

Franchise:

Bowe

What are you losing if you let those guys go?

You draft for a franchise QB hopefully, so there's no need for Quinn. You hopefully spend a mid-rounder or two on OL. And invest in ILBs in the draft.

If they have to franchise Bowe again, then I would say it's probably time to explore a trade. Hopefully they are able to reach an extension at the end of the season.

Albert, Bowe, and Colquitt are our top priorities.

Everything else don't care. Just don't do anything stupid like let Brandon Carr walk.

I re-sign Toribio and Gafford and let the rest go.












Levity people.

Willing to bet that if Dorsey is let go our run defense suffers horribly.

ROFL You are a joy. LMAO

Colquitt? Honestly, punters are a dime a dozen in the NFL.

Well... bye. /Pioli

Dude.....Carr was going to be a Cowboy regardless of what Pioli was going to give, assuming it's not something that's crazy.

I'm not extending Belcher. I'm finding his replacement in the draft. Belcher is a complete liability in coverage.

they better ****ing sign Colquitt.

He has been the best player on this team for the last like 7 seasons. I am sure he will be the MVP again this year.

We probably wanted Kuechly.

I would pretty much guarantee they wanted him.

Belcher is a good backup and good special teams thumper, but the guy is a 2 down linebacker in the NFL.