I think the trade market is going to be much crazier than fa on the next week.

Fun times

Suh is a monster, but his hit will be large even after the bonus hit gone and he'd likely just ignore what stupid shit Sutton would want him to do.

DRC makes a lot of sense here on a one year kind of deal.

If all we got was Suh and a few role guys this offseason, I’d be happy.

He would help this run defense and pass rush. Houston would have a lot of good looks at QBs.

I would love to see Tannehill in Denver. LOVE it.

True

I’m against 1 year dead right now. I’d rather have atleast a 2 year deal

I’ve seen a few articles about Danny Amendola being linked to the Chiefs. Thoughts?

I do too

I think with the cap going up teams aren’t overvaluing draft picks anymore

Yuck

Only if Wilson leaves and only on a 1-2 yr deal.

Jason thinks

Sammy back to rams on a prove it deal 1 or 2 years less then 14m a year

Robinson to 49ers 14m a year

And even then, we would "fix" it within a year and then turn around and go through the exact same shit next season. Forced to cut guys more than a year away from the ends of longterm deals, still eating dead money from the mistakes of the past, faced with a somewhat lackluster array of draft picks from signing too many expensive free agents, all while a good handful of our best players are needing new longterm deals.

Philly gave Wentz those weapons in his second year. That's great. But we aren't Philly. We don't have their defense or their (mostly) clean cap. We'd be spending too much to jumpstart an offense that might not even need jumpstarting, even if it COULD use an extra receiving weapon or two.

We're sitting right now in a very dangerous position at CB. Kenneth Fuller alone is not a secondary. In my opinion, there are a few very good free agent CBs that will be out there. If we pay for a $10 million+ AAV free agent, that's where we should focus our efforts. Give that money to a guy we can trust on a multi-year deal and roll with him as an important cornerstone of our secondary. With that one player, we'd still have some money left on the cap this year to fill in the gaps where needed, rollover some of it into next year, and be in a much better position to add what we need for a big playoff push in 2019.

Yes, the draft will help if we know what we're doing, but I'd prefer to not go into the draft hamstrung by positional need. If we have to draft 2-3 CBs, with one of them going AT LEAST in our first three picks, and also keep our eyes open for potential rookie starters at NT, OLB, and LG, then we're not likely to pick the true best player available on our board every time it's our turn to hand in the card to the podium.

That's what they should do. I doubt it happens, though. Management will never give Gase enough time to see the rebuild all the way through in order for him to have a chance at working with any of the new talent that might come his way.

One horrific losing season puts his head on the chopping block. Two in a row is an automatic death unless your name is Hue Jackson and you coach the Cleveland Browns.

We ALL want more fire and passion from this defense, but do you really want someone that dirty?

There is a distinct line between brutal, physical attitude and outright cheap and dirty IMO... not to mention his well known rep as a freelancer, that kinda shit sets a terrible example for the entire team

BONER!

Have to wait and see but I’m just not sure they’re really looking for a new LG.