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The 2026 Free Agency Thread
Looks like the draft will be offense heavy! Need RB1, WR2 and an OC/G.- MartinC
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The 2026 Free Agency Thread
He lined up inside as a 3 tech on passing downs for the Chiefs and also saw snaps as a 5 tech and 7 tech. So very versatile. Can see him playing as 5 tech DE in base and moving inside as a 3 tech in nickel.- MartinC
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The 2026 Free Agency Thread
Oh for sure. I’m not just giving him away and I’d want at least something close to what the Ravens offered - I’m just not sure who else has the need/drafts picks and now cap space when big money has already been thrown around.- MartinC
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The 2026 Free Agency Thread
They have less leverage now they had when they did the deal with the Ravens. And the meniscus surgery was hardly a secret, the Ravens knew he’d had that and would not be fully fit for several weeks. This stinks - really poor on the part of the Ravens. The League should investigate really but...- MartinC
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The 2026 Free Agency Thread
Brutal for the Raiders who now have $30M back on their cap, two less first round draft picks and a no doubt highly pissed off player.- MartinC
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The 2026 Free Agency Thread
Every year in free agency my main takeaway is how important the draft is …- MartinC
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The 2026 Free Agency Thread
That Joe Gibbs era was built around a great 1981 draft. We also signed Joe Jacoby as an UDFA in 1981. Key 1981 Washington Selections: Round 1 (20): Mark May (T, Pittsburgh) Round 3 (69): Russ Grimm (C/G, Pittsburgh) Round 5 (119): Dexter Manley (DE, Oklahoma State) Round 5 (132): Gary Sayre...- MartinC
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The 2026 Free Agency Thread
Back then free agency was very very different. Hard to compare how teams where built in the 80’s with today’s NFL.- MartinC
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The 2026 Free Agency Thread
Not sure why you choose McLaurin and Ertz there - they actually are/were good. But he absolutely elevated the whole offense in his rookie season. I favored drafting Maye in the draft process but not by much. Recent bias says Maye will be rated higher right now nationally but I think both will...- MartinC
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The 2026 Free Agency Thread
You can and I would bet most teams do. Their BPA grade includes some element of positional grading based on their own roster.- MartinC
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The 2026 Free Agency Thread
We are not giving up the #7 overall for him and we don’t have a 2nd round pick. They will want more than a 3rd. Don’t see how we make that happen- MartinC
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The 2026 Free Agency Thread
Whatever the actual effective number I think we can conclude we have plenty of cap space available!- MartinC
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The 2026 Free Agency Thread
Most other sources seem to be saying circa $50M.- MartinC
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The 2026 Free Agency Thread
Tate or Lemon. I’m not on the draft Love train. I get the appeal of adding an elite talent but I think you can get a productive back at a much lower draft cost. I’m still edge/LB/WR at the #7 pick.- MartinC
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The 2026 Free Agency Thread
Lack of quality spin bowling options for the middle overs and the opening partnership just didn’t click. 🙂- MartinC
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The 2026 Free Agency Thread
There was a reference by Keim on one of his pods (I think it was Keim) that they had given Coleman time at C in practice and liked him at that spot. It’s a big move from a guy who was drafted to play T and who didn’t lock down a G spot now being tried at C. They also have a gap at LG as well -...- MartinC
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The 2026 Free Agency Thread
So seems like we have needs/questions still at LG, C, RB1, TE1, WR2 - Edge (still for me), LB, CB and FS. A lot still to do. A lot.- MartinC
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The 2026 Free Agency Thread
Been away for while - busy with work! Dropped in to check in on free agent signings. Have to comment count me out on taking a back as high as #7 overall however dynamic. We have so many holes on D and a glaring need opposite Terry at WR. Edge or LB is still the most likely pick for me...- MartinC
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Official Game Thread - Week 4 - Commanders @ Falcons
Look at how the Cowboys use Lamb. He lines up in the slot a lot and goes vertical - but they move him around. Now Lane is not Lamb but he can be used in similar ways. As Terry, let’s say matures, his role is evolving into more of a chain mover who can also still threaten deep - adding another...- MartinC
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