The 2025 Free Agency Thread

I have been on record saying I expected that Dante Fowler would want big money after his 10+ sack season. I also expected that the Commanders would not reach the number he had in mind.
Looks like that prediction is true. It was easy to foresee the same for Dyami after his late-season heroics just don't wash away the rest of his career. That said, I would guess they made him an offer, but like Fowler, it didn't reach what he perceived as his value.

 
Someone I would be interested in tonight or tomorrow …

C. Fulton

Great numbers from last year, played a ton of snaps … well coached

Since he didn’t sign right away, maybe the numbers are more favourable 🤷‍♂️
 
JFC....I don't think Chase is a bad dude but he doesn't deserve that much money, guaranteed or not. I thought saints were in cap hell? wtf happened? lol

everyone who thinks kinlaw is making too much needs to apologize to him.
Agreed.

He was as motivated as can be last year.

Let’s see how he plays after the payday.

Hoping for the best for him though.
 
Agreed.

He was as motivated as can be last year.

Let’s see how he plays after the payday.

I mean if this is his "highly motivated" production, then I shiver to see how ineffectual he will look afterwards.

Half of his season sacks (2) were against us in December.
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I worked with the off season builder- I spent about 15 million dollars above the suggested prices to more accurately replicate what is happening. For 51 players- already excluding the amount spent for draft choices this is what I got-
$299,332,564
Carryover
$19,832,564
Reserved for Draft Picks
$8,239,466
Active Cap Hit
$253,203,652
Dead Money
$14,127,734
Cap Space Rem.
$23,761,712

This includes signing Douglass as a CB for 15,000,000 a year- if it were Murphy instead we probably would be looking at another 8 million a year. We still have the money to sign a good CB and go into the draft looking at Edge and RB.

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We can forget about Murphy, and probably another 5,000,000 for Kinlaw's first year- gives us 52 players
 
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Big No to Cooper for me. He wasn’t good with Josh Allen last year. Not sure why anyone would want him at this point.
Because he's the top rated WR in free agency and his off year may let someone land him at a discount. He changed teams so that may have limited what he did in Buffalo but they are one of those teams that spreads the ball and doesn't feed an alpha. Why Diggs left IMO.

I highly doubt we find a WR in the draft that does anything of significance this year. To be honest my expectation bar on Luke is low.
 
Wonder if we should sign Slay for a few years- probably at a reasonable salary, and draft developmental CBs later in the draft.
 
Something is weird in that picture, it looks like his legs are running across the field and his torso is at a full 90 degrees, staring at the QB. I am pretty sure I would get freaked out looking at that if I was a QB.



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I struggle to think of a high end 1st round pick I've ever been more disappointed with in my lifetime. I thought his floor would be a "good" jadeveon clowney. how foolish of me. I wasn't even as disappointed by heath shuler.
For me it will always be Lavar.

He had Marvin Lewis and Gregg Williams as DCs and Gibbs as a Head Coach and he couldn’t get his head on straight and wasted all of his talent. He was set up to be as disruptive as any player in the NFL and blew it.

Gibbs was once asked if he talked to Lavar and he said something like “I talk to Lavar more than any player I’ve ever coached.”

At least with Chase, he has the “excuse” he was placed into a rotten situation with Ron and Jack, then had a very serious injury.

I put Lavar at the top of the list. And it’s not close.

Young might be second. But there have been some other disappointing ones.
 

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