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Did you mean, a window with a breeze??
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He shouldn't go win now mode but he should use this offseason with the thought of winning in the 2018/19 season because with another good offseason and getting our next franchise QB (fingers crossed) this offseason and with another year under the belts of the last two draft classes would put this team very close to being a team that's ready to win and again, with the right moves, we could win 8 games next season.
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It wouldn't be anything if it was one year at $10 but it won't be and will be more like 4 years at $45-$50 million and that will hurt if he's not the QB some think he'll be.
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That draft pick is a day one starter on a rookie contract....you don't think that's important for a team that's rebuilding or for any team for that matter??
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The more I think on it, the more I think they love the idea of Nathan Peterman from Pitt.
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I feel with a Qb another couple solid drafts we may have aomething. With a franchise QB our window should open in 2-3 years for the playoffs. Without a Franchise QB will be much of the same BS we have been seeing.
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Whitehair is a backup in your scenario? Yeah, I hope that was just an oversight, dude is a baller
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Just a guess on your part, a wild stab in the dark. If you put a little thought into it the best thing for Garoppolo would be to refuse such an extension. What QB worth anything wants to be tied to such a meager contract for 4 years? He would make way more if he just played out his rookie contract, did a good job as starter next year and then he could command nearly twice the money over the next 4 or 5 years. This is kinda what Cousins. He had no interest in the lesser contract so let the team franchise him and now he can get paid real NFL QB money.
So while everybody wants to say them team he gets traded to has to extend him right away, nobody has any idea what will actually happen cause it's a unique situation. The team certainly wouldn't have to extend him right away but even if they did it would likely only be a 1 or 2 year extension for right now. That's what would be in the best interest of both sides. Hardly risky or costly by NFL standards.
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Odds say the draft pick is a crap QB you'll waste about another 3 or 4 years on. No, I don't want that. Garoppolo would be the day 1 starter.
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This fucking Rory clown is a straight stalker, he follows me around on here and stalks every post i make. Go away you stalker boy
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Depends on the QB to. If we strike gold with a QB in the draft we'll be talking playoffs in 2 years for sure cause the rest of the team isn't that far off especially with a stud QB.
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I guess we're both guessing now or taking wild stabs in the dark. I guess i was just assuming cause you would think any team that trades a high draft pick or multiple draft picks for a QB believes in that QB enough to want to keep him for a while and not just let him play out his final year and then having the guy you just traded valuable picks for being able to leave in free agency. Just a thought but who really knows right??
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Who said that draft pick would be used on a QB? We could use that draft pick on any player that's sitting there.
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Of course you'd want to keep him a while but, again, it's not in his best interest to sign a rather small contract for several years when he can play out his rookie contract, prove himself and fetch top QB money which is double that which you'd be offering over 4 years. Players aren't looking for a little more here or there. They're looking for the big contract. That's just common sense. And common sense also dictates if a team was to give him an immediate extension for 2 or 3 years with very little to base that pay on, it would be smallish and mostly all unguaranteed. In fact they could make his first year with them the only guaranteed part so those who try to paint it like a Cutler contract, that binds the team to him for several years down the road, are way off base.
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You could but if you don't want to trade for Jimmy and you don't want to spend your first round pick on a QB, you'd be settling for scraps at the most important position. Pace laid this trap for himself by ignoring the QB position his first 2 years even though it was known to be a big problem the day he was hired.
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In these type of roster charts it's become the convention for the slash symbol to mean "either/or", or even "rotation". Whereas the coma indicates moving on to second/third string player.
LT - Leno, FA (midlevel)/2nd Rd
G - Sitton, Larsen
C - Grasu/Whitehair
G - Long
RT - Massie/Whitehair
In this case, as Pace discussed, he wants the best 5 OL players out there, but not all can play multiple positions. If Grasu comes back, and is a good Center, he'll be Center. Long & Sitton will stay Gs. Whitehair can play any, and strange as it sounds, might battle for Tackle.
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I hate when people say he ignored the QB position in the last two drafts because he did try to make trades to get QB's like Wentz and Mariota but with Wentz a team gave up way more than he wanted to to move up and the Mariota trade didn't work out cause Tenn was to smart to not accept Cutler in any trade...lol. He obviously didn't come away with a QB in either draft but he didn't ignore the position. I guess we can at least say that he has a good eye for what he wants in a QB though since the two he did have interest in look like they'll both be good QB's in the NFL so that's something good to look at.
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Did I black out last year...where were the Wentz trade rumors/discussions?
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I don't care enough to go looking around but i remember talk of us being linked to him around draft time and i know we talked about it on here.
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Maybe if i get a little time to look later i will but i really don't care to prove shit to you so most likely i won't....lol
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Maybe if i get a little time to look later i will but i really don't care to prove shit to you so most likely i won't....lol
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