Watson for Dak?

[Rev]

But, we should draft a TE in the first, amirite?

yearly CB

 

[L.T. Fan]

Yeah, you can't tag Dak. You just can't. It has to be a long term deal or cut ties.

Tagging him for 37 million flat out guarantees he will hit FA in 2022.

Dallas must sign him long term before the last day to rescind the tag, and preferably before the draft.

If it looks hopeless, then you have to draft a QB. It's not like this team is anywhere close to the level of quality on defense we need to win playoff games anyways.

Fine. You would do it one way , I would do it differently. Everyone got in a big hurry to sign Elliot also but as I said I would do it differently.

 

[ravidubey]

Fine. You would do it one way , I would do it differently. Everyone got in a big hurry to sign Elliot also but as I said I would do it differently.

Yeah, Elliott’s was a terrible contract.

And they may end up tagging Dak with the hope they can sign him before the franchise deal locks in place in June’s timeframe.

But it’s a loser play. Dak is totally in the drivers seat then. He can sign a huge FA deal with anyone the next year, and we would miss a chance to have drafted a QB in the top ten.

 

[jsmith6919]

Fine. You would do it one way , I would do it differently. Everyone got in a big hurry to sign Elliot also but as I said I would do it differently.

Huge difference between a rb and qb

 

[Cowboysrock55]

Huge difference between a rb and qb

Ugh yeah and Zeke was only 3 years into a 5 year deal. Again, this is dumb, comparing apples to oranges. Me along with many others didn't want to give Zeke that deal.

 

[L.T. Fan]

Ugh yeah and Zeke was only 3 years into a 5 year deal. Again, this is dumb, comparing apples to oranges. Me along with many others didn't want to give Zeke that deal.

all I’m saying I would have done that differently with Elliot and said so at the time. I didnt say the detsils of the Prescott deal was the same as Smith I said the circumstance is in that they both have injury considerations. That’s enough said about it.

 

[data]

Sounds like LT loves himself a Colin Kaepernick type contract. Good luck with that.

Colin Kaepernick received less than one-third of his 'record' $126 million contract

Colin Kaepernick didn't even come close to receiving all $61 million of his "guaranteed" money.

www.google.com

 

[L.T. Fan]

Sounds like LT loves himself a Colin Kaepernick type contract. Good luck with that.

Colin Kaepernick received less than one-third of his 'record' $126 million contract

Colin Kaepernick didn't even come close to receiving all $61 million of his "guaranteed" money.

www.google.com

Looking for props on this post? Have a seat.

 

[data]

Looking for props on this post? Have a seat.

Did you even read some of the performance-based conditions of the contract? Figured you’d be slobbering all over this.

- Kaepernick's salary went down $2 million each year if he was not named first- or second-team All-Pro, or if the 49ers didn't play in the Super Bowl the previous season with 80% of the snaps taken by Kaepernick.

 

[L.T. Fan]

No I didn’t read Kapernacks contract. I guess you think there are lots of safety probations but I will have to defer to the legal folk to sort that out. I am just taking a position that the diligence of knowing the complete recuperation of a player should be known before committing to a high dollar player.

 

[Simpleton]

I'd do a straight up 1:1 deal if Dak was refusing to accept like 38-39/year, and was pushing for 40-45, or if it looked like he'd struggle to get back to where he was physically before the injury.

In lieu of those two scenarios I'd rather just keep Dak.

 

[mcnuttz]

If you franchise him again, you're just driving the eventual price up even more.

At the time of the signing he's going to be the highest paid. Do it now, build the defense, enjoy these couple years of elite WR and solid OL play and make a damn run.

I'd give him a 3 year deal if he wants it and draft another hungry ass QB in the 3rd or 4th round again this year.

 

[mcnuttz]

I would be interested to see Will McClay's QB chart this draft.

 

[Cowboysrock55]

I'd do a straight up 1:1 deal if Dak was refusing to accept like 38-39/year, and was pushing for 40-45, or if it looked like he'd struggle to get back to where he was physically before the injury.

In lieu of those two scenarios I'd rather just keep Dak.

I agree and in both those scenarios I doubt the Texans would want to do it

 

[data]

I would be interested to see Will McClay's QB chart this draft.

Blank sheet. He won’t personally waste time with it, delegating that 7th round pick to a direct report.

 

[ravidubey]

Blank sheet. He won’t personally waste time with it.

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