DaQuan Re-Signed - 2 yrs 16M

[GoBills808]

On 3/13/2024 at 2:04 AM, dave mcbride said:

The fundamental problem with this argument is that having to be prepared to defend against the run forces suspect defensive lines to always anticipate moving laterally to get to the back, and if you can be run on, your d-line’s get-upfield-to-the-qb ability will be significantly handicapped. Being weak against the run means that you have to play two-dimensionally on d-line all the time, and that is NOT a good thing. Also, being weak against the run tends to create massive problems inside the red zone.

 

This is why there is literally not one defensive coordinator or head coach in the NFL who would agree with this take (flagging @GunnerBill, who somehow bizarrely agrees in part with this argument.)

It's actually the right take

 

You can't be weak against the run but you want to incentivize the opposing offense to run at a -ev frequency 

[Freddie's Dead]

DaQuan got da quan.

 

[Richard Noggin]

On 3/13/2024 at 2:00 AM, 2020 Our Year For Sure said:

The better your rush defense the worse it is for you because it discourages opponents from rushing and encourages them to pass, and passing is better, smarter, more efficient. Bad rush defense is better than good rush defense because it encourages rushing, and rushing a lot is a stupid move for the offense. The goal is to win not to be ranked #1 in useless statistical categories.

#SometimesHotTakesAreRightTho

 

I'm guessing 32/32 NFL defensive coordinators want to stop the run so effectively that opposing offenses are forced to become one-dimensional, pass-only attacks. 

[BillsFanForever19]

12 hours ago, HappyDays said:

https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/buffalo-bills/daquan-jones-14523/

 

$4.5M cap hit this year, $9M in 2025, then two void years. This is an overpay IMO.

 

Starting DT's aren't cheap. They've been costing a fair amount this offseason. Looking over the contracts of the top 10 signed since FA opened, it seems pretty in line with the value of what he is and what they're costing:

 

Christian Wilkins - 4 yr 110m (27.5 aav)

Arik Armstead - 3 yr 51m (17.5 aav)

D.J. Reader - 2 yr 27.5m (13.75 aav)

Grover Stewart - 3 yr 39m (13m aav)

Sheldon Rankins - 2 yr 24.5m (12.25 aav)

Justin Jones - 3 yr 31.165m (10.38 aav)

Daquan Jones - 2 yr 16m (8m aav)

Raekwon Davis - 2 yr 14m (7m aav)

Jordan Elliott - 2 yr 10m (5m aav)

Shelby Harris - 2 yr 9m (4.5 aav)

Edited March 18 by BillsFanForever19

[Doc]

8 hours ago, BillsFanForever19 said:

 

Starting DT's aren't cheap. They've been costing a fair amount this offseason. Looking over the contracts of the top 10 signed since FA opened, it seems pretty in line with the value of what he is and what they're costing:

 

Christian Wilkins - 4 yr 110m (27.5 aav)

Arik Armstead - 3 yr 51m (17.5 aav)

Grover Stewart - 3 yr 39m (13m aav)

D.J. Reader - 2 yr 27.5m (13.75 aav)

Sheldon Rankins - 2 yr 24.5m (12.25 aav)

Justin Jones - 3 yr 31.165m (10.38 aav)

Daquan Jones - 2 yr 16m (8m aav)

Raekwon Davis - 2 yr 14m (7m aav)

Jordan Elliott - 2 yr 10m (5m aav)

Shelby Harris - 2 yr 9m (4.5 aav)

I agree. He got $14M from the Bills his previous 2 seasons. This one is 2 years for $16M. 

Edited March 18 by Doc

[Freddie's Dead]

7 hours ago, BillsFanForever19 said:

 

Starting DT's aren't cheap. They've been costing a fair amount this offseason. Looking over the contracts of the top 10 signed since FA opened, it seems pretty in line with the value of what he is and what they're costing:

 

Christian Wilkins - 4 yr 110m (27.5 aav)

Arik Armstead - 3 yr 51m (17.5 aav)

D.J. Reader - 2 yr 27.5m (13.75 aav)

Grover Stewart - 3 yr 39m (13m aav)

Sheldon Rankins - 2 yr 24.5m (12.25 aav)

Justin Jones - 3 yr 31.165m (10.38 aav)

Daquan Jones - 2 yr 16m (8m aav)

Raekwon Davis - 2 yr 14m (7m aav)

Jordan Elliott - 2 yr 10m (5m aav)

Shelby Harris - 2 yr 9m (4.5 aav)

 

If you want Wilkins-style cash, you need to work in a few grabs on the QBs nutsack....