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Originally Posted by Chris Meck
I don't think Staylor has said any such thing.
I know I haven't.
Veach has always been aggressive about fixing problem areas.
I would expect that MVS is gone, and we'll see at least one vet (my guess is that Mooney would be a good fit, and has worked in the system already) and a high draft pick (meaning a #1 or a #2).
Moore, Toney, Watson all probably go to camp, two of the three probably make the team. None are expensive, none are expensive to cut.
It's possible that in addition to one middle-class FA like a Mooney type, there might be a bargain bin vet as well.
And that's probably what we're looking at. The defense will not be as good next year, because you're more than likely missing Jones and probably Gay. Tranquill will be cheaper to bring back. Sneed will make bank, you either pay it or tag and trade.
It'll be a lot different.
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I agree veach will address it in a big way. and it doesn’t need to be as far reaching as we think.
I think we go heavy offense in the draft. Thankfully we can probably build around wanya. Make an aggressive move for the best WR1 in the draft even it involves a REASONABLE trade up. Draft a TE weapon. Use the back of the draft to find a tank dell type or a wr/rb flex. Use the back of the draft to find OL depth so we can start to transition off thuney or trey to save money.
I would still like to see a bandaid and you can justify that by cutting Mvs. I don’t think we have to overspend. At the same time I feel like it’s going to be a great market for “value” WRs like Mooney and maybe even Ridley or Pittman. I don’t think we’ll be set back in other areas. It’s just a long overdue season where we put all our attention (mostly through the draft) on the offense.