Our drafts have been good for the most part. The mistakes to me have been when they've drafted position of need over best player available. Rarely does the position of need step in year 1 and play at high level. There's enough turnover in the league that the "best player available"s position will be a need in a season or two.
I think this is why Beane has been very good in later rounds.
Philadelphia has been great at letting someone fall to them (probably from Alabama or Georgia)
The issue become if it's coin-toss/shrug, what savings do we get by taking him? Even if he signs for a vet minimum, we're still on the hook for Samuel, Moore and Palmer if they're cut. Unless we can trade Samuel, I just don't see it happening.
Nobody is going to offer him more than what Jacksonville is on the hook for. He will sign for the vet minimum and continue to collect the remainder of his pay from Jacksonville. He has complete control over where he wants to go. He can choose to chase a title as a role player or try to find a spot on a team that needs him to be a WR2/3 in hopes that he can get enough receptions and stats to get another deal down the road.
Agreed - Sanders seems like the only real target, with someone likely wanting to jump Cleveland. The Steelers dont have the ammo. The Titans and Giants took their QB. Dropping back to the Saints pick would have been too much. Cleveland had no incentive to move up from either of their early 2nd rounders.
Outside of Tennessee wanting to jump the Eagles for Campbell, I don't see where there was a realistic partner that would allow us to get "our guy" rather than best remaining.
Had my meeting today. Lower bowl endzone.
PSL: $2500 ($500 down, $100/month for 20 months at 0 interest)
season tickets: $1,665
My equivalent seat at the old stadium was $1249 for reference.
No data yet for 300/400 level seats.