free agency thread 2018

[Buffalo_Nickel_1]

What Washington post says we only have 23 million to spend this makes no since if that's the case that just enough for rookies and maybe 1 FA wtf @skinsdad62 @Sharkinva

 

[Buffalo_Nickel_1]

Are we in cap Hell now

 

[skinsdad62]

now we are not , not even close

 

[Buffalo_Nickel_1]

Wtf you can not get nothing sign brown at 10 mill then broke

 

[Stymietee]

What Washington post says we only have 23 million to spend this makes no since if that's the case that just enough for rookies and maybe 1 FA wtf @skinsdad62 @Sharkinva

Here are the adjusted cap numbers for all 32 teams, courtesy of the NFLPA…

And with that, we can calculate how much cap space each team currently has to work with a week out from the start of free agency on March 14…

League average: $34,030,061

1. Cleveland Browns: $108,919,295

2. New York Jets: $92,083,128

3. Chicago Bears: $77,532,002

4. Indianapolis Colts: $73,878,001

5. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: $73,095,826

6. San Francisco 49ers: $67,029,331

7. Houston Texans: $62,999,974

8. Los Angeles Rams: $53,356,308

9. Tennessee Titans: $49,156,490

10. Minnesota Vikings: $48,097,861

11. Cincinnati Bengals: $35,404,193

12. Washington Redskins: $31,632,697

13. New Orleans Saints: $30,855,967

14. Jacksonville Jaguars: $29,517,573

15. Detroit Lions: $27,724,956

16. Buffalo Bills: $25,637,307

17. Carolina Panthers: $24,466,287

18. Denver Broncos: $23,903,805

19. Los Angeles Chargers: $23,212,918

20. New York Giants: $22,882,780

21. Arizona Cardinals: $20,419,161

22. Kansas City Chiefs: $20,071,333

23. Oakland Raiders: $19,133,959

24. New England Patriots: $16,607,974

25. Green Bay Packers: $16,497,123

26. Atlanta Falcons: $14,813,765

27. Seattle Seahawks: $11,712,310

28. Baltimore Ravens: $9,009,589

29. Pittsburgh Steelers: $5,394,632

30. Dallas Cowboys: $1,578,082

31. Philadelphia Eagles: -9,133,036

32. Miami Dolphins: $-18,529,645

 

[SeanTaylor21]

Sorry, I'm late to this thread fellas and this may have already come up, but is there any chance Tremaine Edmunds falls to 13 and would you guys want us to draft him if so?

 

[deanpet21]

Sorry, I'm late to this thread fellas and this may have already come up, but is there any chance Tremaine Edmunds falls to 13 and would you guys want us to draft him if so?

I would ay he doesn't fall to 13 but if he does I would draft him.

 

[skinsdad62]

Sorry, I'm late to this thread fellas and this may have already come up, but is there any chance Tremaine Edmunds falls to 13 and would you guys want us to draft him if so?

i wouldnt be opposed to it , he is a great prospect

 

[Skins2021]

i wouldnt be opposed to it , he is a great prospect

For what its worth I was playing madden yesterday during the snow day. Was able to get Sammy Watkins instead of Allen Robinson

and I drafted a linebacker in the 1st round and they ended up coming in 2nd in DPOY award and 1st in DROY after simulating through the season! Maybe its a sign skins should take 1 of the stud inside backers

 

[Buffalo_Nickel_1]

Does a ilb have that much impact

 

[Skins2021]

Does a ilb have that much impact

only when they suck IMO

Final season of London Fletcher was fairly brutal.
2 seasons ago with Will Compton was also rough.

I distinctly remember a key play 2 seasons ago against giants week 17 where Compton was just too slow to get to the spot on like a WR screen which resulted in about 12 yards and a HUGE 3rd down conversion late in the game.

 

[gkekoa]

Here are the adjusted cap numbers for all 32 teams, courtesy of the NFLPA…

And with that, we can calculate how much cap space each team currently has to work with a week out from the start of free agency on March 14…

League average: $34,030,061

1. Cleveland Browns: $108,919,295

2. New York Jets: $92,083,128

3. Chicago Bears: $77,532,002

4. Indianapolis Colts: $73,878,001

5. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: $73,095,826

6. San Francisco 49ers: $67,029,331

7. Houston Texans: $62,999,974

8. Los Angeles Rams: $53,356,308

9. Tennessee Titans: $49,156,490

10. Minnesota Vikings: $48,097,861

11. Cincinnati Bengals: $35,404,193

12. Washington Redskins: $31,632,697

13. New Orleans Saints: $30,855,967

14. Jacksonville Jaguars: $29,517,573

15. Detroit Lions: $27,724,956

16. Buffalo Bills: $25,637,307

17. Carolina Panthers: $24,466,287

18. Denver Broncos: $23,903,805

19. Los Angeles Chargers: $23,212,918

20. New York Giants: $22,882,780

21. Arizona Cardinals: $20,419,161

22. Kansas City Chiefs: $20,071,333

23. Oakland Raiders: $19,133,959

24. New England Patriots: $16,607,974

25. Green Bay Packers: $16,497,123

26. Atlanta Falcons: $14,813,765

27. Seattle Seahawks: $11,712,310

28. Baltimore Ravens: $9,009,589

29. Pittsburgh Steelers: $5,394,632

30. Dallas Cowboys: $1,578,082

31. Philadelphia Eagles: -9,133,036

32. Miami Dolphins: $-18,529,645

It is an interesting figure for us. I assume that includes the Alex Smith cap hit which can’t actually exist yet because the trade isn’t even final.

 

[Ruzious]

It is an interesting figure for us. I assume that includes the Alex Smith cap hit which can’t actually exist yet because the trade isn’t even final.

You are correct sir. Here are all the details. Washington Redskins 2018 Salary Cap

 

[skinsdad62]

the idea that any position on the field doesnt have an impact is a foolish one . of course it does !!! the iLB is basically the qb of the defense

 

[duke1861]

You are correct sir. Here are all the details. Washington Redskins 2018 Salary Cap

We have got to make some cuts to get more cap. Are there any obvious cap casualties? McClain would be one of course. I honestly think we need to cut Reed. He cannot stay healthy. Amazing player but I doubt he plays in 50% of the games next year. We need to trim some fat.

 

[Buffalo_Nickel_1]

Trade reed to the rams fuck it

 

[duke1861]

Trade reed to the rams fuck it

Agreed. They can have him for a 2nd rounder. I love Reed but he literally gets injured every game and has to come out. Very sad. We need to trade him now while we can get something. That being said, it might be too late. I think he will have to retire early due to the numerous concussions he has had.

 

[Stymietee]

Again at some risk, I'm going to post this, If we are going to get younger and hopefully better through the draft, we are going to have to part with some team ( and fan) favorites. While I agree the Reed has some trade value, the same things that put us in position to trade him, would also serve as reasons why the return in draft value would go down.

That said, at 29 years of age and no major health concerns, trading Ryan Kerrigan in return for draft pick(s) would be my choice.

 

[duke1861]

Again at some risk, I'm going to post this, If we are going to get younger and hopefully better through the draft, we are going to have to part with some team ( and fan) favorites. While I agree the Reed has some trade value, the same things that put us in position to trade him, would also serve as reasons why the return in draft value would go down.

That said, at 29 years of age and no major health concerns, trading Ryan Kerrigan in return for draft pick(s) would be my choice.

I agree 100%. You always sell high. The Patriots do it every time and you see where it has gotten them. The problem with Reed is that he makes a decent amount but never sees the field it seems.

 

[skinsdad62]

i wouldnt trade RK , i would try to build the team into a competitor