Mariners_44
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TJ Lang took a 3-year deal with Detroit, so there you have it.
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Not suggesting cutting them at all.You don't get comp picks when you cut players.
TJ Lang took a 3-year deal with Detroit, so there you have it.
Next......
TJ Lang took a 3-year deal with Detroit, so there you have it.
Next......
True.... but we had the cap space if we didn't sign Joeckel to an $8M WTF deal (who we could cut today and get it all back)...
Not correct. Here are the details of Joeckel contract.
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How so?
Ah I thought it was unguaranteed. Well fuck, that makes it even worse.
The market for OL is so hot and so many teams have more cap space, that signing someone like Joeckel makes the most sense ( since most others are out of the price range the Seahawks can pay ), young kid with a lot to prove, yet still with lots of upside. If he fails, then next year the Seahawks have the cap space back, it'd be like rolling over the cap space, but yet with a chance that Joeckel finally gets it and works out. It's like putting your cap space in a interest producing account. Brilliant actually.
This visit has come and gone, and obviously he left without a deal.
I don't even know why they had Lang visit with $16M in cap space and barely any flex.
Shame, he would be a big time upgrade... But we'll see, they could still nab him...
Yah I get it... just, bleh. I don't even know why they had Lang visit with $16M in cap space and barely any flex.
Maybe and maybe not. Cheap as the Packers are, I don't recall anyone they let walk that shined after leaving the Packers, so I'd keep that in mind.
Beware of free agents from teams like the Pats and Packers, they may be cheapskates, but they aren't dumb.He is listed as the best O-lineman available.. But yeah, you never know, and you do end up dumping a lot of money with top free agents...
I don't even know why they had Lang visit with $16M in cap space and barely any flex.
Tracking. Didn't realize you were talking about a year from now.Not suggesting cutting them at all.
Also considered, though, are free agents that we bring in.I think he means free agency.... hence 'lose' not trade. And he's absolutely correct we'd get comp picks (if the salary is high enough which I'm sure it would be) in that scenario.