Post by frantheman10 on Sept 15, 2023 6:40:58 GMT -6
this team is going nowhere. Yes, the turnovers killed us and we'll probably clean that up but where does that get us? 6-7 wins? This team is not contending with our O line and front 7 on D. So does it really matter if we win 3-4 games or 6-7? The consensus seems to be that this is the best QB class in years and we need one. Kirk isn't coming back at 36 years old and his salary. Let's get a top 5 pick and land a QB.
Kirk, Hunter and Harry aren't going to be here next year. Maybe we can move them for picks before the trade deadline. We need draft picks to rebuild our depth. Those guys will be tough to move because of their salaries but a contending team might make the move for 1/2 a seasons cap hit.
When Harry comes off the book, we'll have about $60mm in cap space. Some of that will go to JJ on a new deal but we should have enough to sign 3 impactful guys for the lines. Get a QB in rd 1 and use the rest of the draft to fill holes across the roster.
Losing 12-14 games will suck but I'm tired of being stuck in this loop of mediocrity.
Of course, this all depends on KAM being able to use his cap and draft capital to get the right players and I have huge doubts but running it back has run its course.
Kirk, Hunter and Harry aren't going to be here next year. Maybe we can move them for picks before the trade deadline. We need draft picks to rebuild our depth. Those guys will be tough to move because of their salaries but a contending team might make the move for 1/2 a seasons cap hit.
When Harry comes off the book, we'll have about $60mm in cap space. Some of that will go to JJ on a new deal but we should have enough to sign 3 impactful guys for the lines. Get a QB in rd 1 and use the rest of the draft to fill holes across the roster.
Losing 12-14 games will suck but I'm tired of being stuck in this loop of mediocrity.
Of course, this all depends on KAM being able to use his cap and draft capital to get the right players and I have huge doubts but running it back has run its course.
