The good thing is that he's another one of their high-profile FA's after this season.
Like damn near their entire defense will be an FA or retired (i.e. Graham) going into 2023. Bradberry will be a UFA and likely get about $15/year, Hargrave will probably be in the same range, Chauncey Gardner-Johnson is another who will likely get around $10/year or so, both of their starting LB's are UFA's, their starting safety opposite Gardner-Johnson is an FA as well, and did I mention that guys like Hargrave and Graham are carrying cap hits against the 2023 cap despite being UFA's because of the way they structured the contracts?
That's 7 defensive starters who will be UFA's and that doesn't include Cox who has seemingly been on the cusp of retirement/being released for a year or two.
And this doesn't even include the other side of the ball where Kelce will retire and Miles Sanders/Isaac Seumalo are UFA's.
That's quite literally 10-11 of their starters whose statuses going into 2023 are up in the air with only around $10-20 million in cap space. Oh, and they're going to have to extend their RB masquerading as a QB to the tune of at least $40/year within about 12-18 months.
As long as we can keep Quinn I expect us to get right back to cruising through the division next year.
