3/18 @4pm NFL Free Agency & Trading Period

Hoop & Coop would be beyond radical.

Drake, meh. But AP has always been one of my favorites backs so there is some bias there.

What kind of contract does Drake expect?

Hoop & Coop would be beyond radical.

Drake, meh. But AP has always been one of my favorites backs so there is some bias there.

What kind of contract does Drake expect?

Derrick Henry will set the market... keep in mind Drake is 26 so he's not coming cheap

Hoop/Coop/Terry/Sims/Guice/AD

Looks good

Hoop & Coop would be beyond radical.

Drake, meh. But AP has always been one of my favorites backs so there is some bias there.

What kind of contract does Drake expect?

4 years...20-23 mill-ish??

Sounds like Drake wants to get paid... ARZ isn't typically known for dishing out big money but we'll see

What's going on with David Johnson there? They gave him big money, and he's been quiet ever since....Is he hurt?

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/28793123/sources-tom-brady-open-new-home-free-agency

It's going to be interesting if Brady goes to the Raiders. Aside from the Dolphins, they are the only team with enough resources to move up to #2, #3, or #4 to get Tua.

I highly doubt the Raiders would make such a move if they sign Brady (who has basically prevented the Pats from draft/groom his heir apparent for years). The Dolphins may be able to sit at #5 and still get Tua if this happens (unless the Lions take him).

Brady would be a moron to go anywhere but NE

Brady would be a moron to go anywhere but NE

Why?

He's won a ton of Super Bowls with New England, while being underpaid. He chose to do this, but he was underpaid.

He explicitly changed his contract last year in order to hit free agency this year.

And if he has anything to prove to himself, is whether he can win without Belichick.

If he wants one last payday, I say go for it. Also, to me it will be a hell of a lot more interesting to see whether Brady can win without BB and vice versa, than seeing back in New England.

Eli Apple, CB, 24 yrs old, 10th overall pick in 2016

PFF grade of 63.8

If I were in the Saints’ front office, I’d set a low price for Apple and not budge. If he doesn’t quite get the suitors he expects in free agency, maybe he’ll settle.

Anywhere in the range of $4-6 million per year would be what I think Mickey Loomis and Sean Payton should offer Apple, with not much of an annual commitment. This send the message that they want him back, but aren’t going to splurge by any means.

https://www.canalstreetchronicles.com/2020/1/23/21077778/should-the-saints-re-sign-eli-apple-free-agents-agency-janoris-jenkins-cornerbacks-off-season

6M for a young CB2 ... who may or may not pan out? I wouldnt be mad at it. I think we need to address CB, especially if Dunbar stuff goes sideways.

Did I mention hes young?

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Brady -- I think the LA Chargers HAVE to sign him. You are moving into a new stadium, youre the red headed step child of LA compared to the Rams ...

Brady marketing and merchandise would cover his salary and then some. If Im the owner, Id get involved there and make sure I can market and make some money.

Mcnabb light -- gotta make a move to sell hope ie tickets and jerseys

Brady going somewhere else would be fascinating