YankeeRebel
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AgreedTrading down is the best option..........if Wolfe can sign an experienced LT in FA.
Bowles would not sign an extension with Denver. Like most players, he'd like to see what everyone else thinks of him and is willing to dump in his lap.
With the money that the Patriots have and their piss poor coaching and playing, starting with a five year $125M offer might just get pen on paper.
Here are the top 10 available tackles. They should also be looking at RT.
Alaric Jackson should be in line for a significant extension if he stays in the Los Angeles Rams’ starting lineup next year. The former UDFA started 15 games for the Rams in 2023 before being assigned a second-round restricted free agent tender this offseason. Starting-caliber left tackles entering their age-27 campaign don’t grow on trees.
1) Alaric Jackson, Los Angeles Rams
2) Spencer Brown, Buffalo Bills
3) Garett Bolles, Denver Broncos
4) Tyron Smith, New York Jets
5) Ronnie Stanley, Baltimore Ravens
6) Jedrick Wills Jr., Cleveland Browns
7) Cam Robinson, Jacksonville Jaguars
8) Morgan Moses, New York Jets
9) Dan Moore Jr., Pittsburgh Steelers
10) Walker Little, Jacksonville Jaguars
They should also be able to woo at least one top WR with a big cash offer. Tee Higgins 4/$120M?
1) Tee Higgins, Cincinnati Bengals
2) Chris Godwin, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
3) Stefon Diggs, Houston Texans
4) Amari Cooper, Cleveland Browns
5) Hollywood Brown, Kansas City Chiefs
6) Diontae Johnson, Carolina Panthers
7) Keenan Allen, Chicago Bears
8) Mike Williams, New York Jets
9) DeAndre Hopkins, Tennessee Titans
10) Darius Slayton, New York Giants
If signing two OT and One WR costs $80M per year, Wolfe will still have $59M to spend. He just can't do the BB scenario and wait until day three to start overpaying for crumbs (Jonnu Smith, Agholor, etc, etc, etc.)