The 2025 Free Agency Thread

[RWJ]

Really like N. Brown back in the fold.

Besides the miracle, dude made some gutsy catches in traffic & is tough as nails.

Yep. Noah Brown is our Cooper Kupp, if you will.

 

[Chris 44]

The trade for Tunsil opens up so many possibilities and a lot of that hinges on Coleman's ability to move to RT or guard. I'm still concerned about RG but let's say Coleman is an upgrade over Allegretti at LG. Now we have Bad Ass, Coleman and Tunsil on the right side which is really solid and Allegretti can move to RG until Cosmi returns.

I hated Wylie 2 years ago as well, seems his misses were really bad and memorable. But he was actually not that bad that year and pretty good last year. If Coleman is even better at RT than that position has just been upgraded, perhaps Wylie can move inside and man the RG spot until Cosmi's return? So many possibilities now that they did not have a week ago.

Amazing how the addition of one blue chipper can elevate an entire unit!

 

[The Brotherhood]

Yeah I would have been disappointed if he was lost. He gives us the big body they need. I"m not hating starting WRs Terry, Deebo and Brown, that's not a bad group. And there is always the draft.

Agree DGF - not a bad group at all.

The other guy I'm waiting on is Zaccheus - maybe he's not rated as highly

 

[Bulldog]

One things for sure - based on all the comments the players resigning have made about the positive environment - Dante Fowler burned some bridges at the wrong time.

I don’t know what his agent was pouring into his ear - maybe he thought it was honey while it was really cement.

 

[Chris 44]

Agree DGF - not a bad group at all.

The other guy I'm waiting on is Zaccheus - maybe he's not rated as highly

I can imagine a DE in first round and then a speedy WR or RB in 2nd and 3rd. Offense would round out pretty nicely.

 

[Bulldog]

We still need a KR/PR.

Zaccheus is going to have to shine on ST to make the team this year.

 

[skinsinparadise]

 

[Faithful Fan]

I was impressed by how good the culture was last year. Guys were unselfish, working hard, and genuinely seemed to care about each other and the team. It’s cool to hear players describing it from their perspective on the inside. The only other time I’ve seen anything like it was when Gibbs was here, and that’s very high praise indeed. You have to give Peters credit for bringing in the right kinds of people, but I think Dan Quinn is the leader; it seems everybody who has ever played for him loves him.

 

[Bulldog]

Kupp is acting like this is 2021 not 2025.

He’s four years removed from the glory days.

 

[skinsinparadise]

 

[Gooseneck]

heard Trent Scott resigned

 

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[burgold]

Touchdown machine Trent Scott returns!

 

[Gooseneck]

Touchdown machine Trent Scott returns!

He rates real high PFF as a wide receiver.

 

[burgold]

He rates real high PFF as a wide receiver.

You know... if we used Tress Way at quarterback and Trent Scott as a red zone receiver, we might be damn near unstoppable lol

 

[aledb11]

You know... if we used Tress Way at quarterback and Trent Scott as a red zone receiver, we might be damn near unstoppable lol

And at those bargain contracts, we could really load up on talent on defense!

 

[Higskin]

I've got Grant and Danny on in the background and perhaps I missed some points but the fact that he could cover/run with Tyreek Hill made me perk up. I immediately went to guys in our division like Devonta Smith! LOL

 

[skinsinparadise]

wow, be interesting if there is round 2 in the playoffs against the Lions, those are fighting words. Although I interpret that as the Lions offered him more.