Redskins Free Agent Signings 2020

Also lets keep in mind, this team is a far cry from righting the ship with one FA and Draft class; its going to take some time.

The Cooper signing just shows players don't want come here. Hopefully RR can change that culture.

I had Cooper on my FF team last year; Dallas at the end of the season basically stopped going to him and he was all pissey. Surprised he went back.

Paying him as the highest paid WR in the league would have been dumb; Cooper saved us from yourselves.

So what does Fuller, Bostic, and Schweitzer mean?

The money was close on Cooper, we offered $22M and he stayed in Dallas for $20M. It's not as if he turned down a mega offer.

Bostic coming back probably ends the MLB search.

Anderson too inconsistent for my taste at WR....Id rather go Sanders on a 1 year. Demarcus Robinson is interesting but too much of an unknown for a big deal.

Randall signed with Carolina last night, Boston isn't coming back, but I would gladly take him here.

I don't want to sign Right Tackles to play Left tackle.

I think we draft a LT in the 3rd, its a deep class but we'll see.

Just saw Randall damn

The Cooper signing just shows players don't want come here. Hopefully RR can change that culture.



I had Cooper on my FF team last year; Dallas at the end of the season basically stopped going to him and he was all pissey. Surprised he went back.



Paying him as the highest paid WR in the league would have been dumb; Cooper saved us from yourselves.

Maybe Cooper didn't want to come here BECAUSE he knew Rivera wouldnt put up with him getting "pissey". With the wholesale change of the front office, and particularly BA, I doubt guys are viewing the Skins in a negative light right now.

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Jp says state taxes made the deal even so he stayed FWIW

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Never could quite understand that with all of the complicated adjustments to cap figures , why cant the NFL level the playing field with respect to cap space related to local taxes... gives some teams a massive advantage

Never could quite understand that with all of the complicated adjustments to cap figures , why cant the NFL level the playing field with respect to cap space related to local taxes... gives some teams a massive advantage

Agree.

Never could quite understand that with all of the complicated adjustments to cap figures , why cant the NFL level the playing field with respect to cap space related to local taxes... gives some teams a massive advantage

Well how far can you go with that really? Some cities will always have an advantage when it comes to cost of living, weather, schools, etc.

The Patriots play in Taxachusetts so obviously that hasn't hurt them.

Kendall Fuller - plug him right back in slot. If they dont add anyone else I guess that means we hope Dunbar reports and Moreau is CB2. if our window opening is 2022, that gives us this and next offseason to find our legit CB1 and CB2.

He should offset the Flowers comp pick.

https://www.chiefsplanet.com/BB/showthread.php?t=329943&page=3

KC fans seems to think he was underpaid, appreciated his services.

Hooper - I would have paid 4/44. But ... if this year is a "get your feet wet" year and we really are realistically looking at next year 2022 as our competition window then we have some time to find our 3 down TE. But man ... Hooper seemingly checked all the boxes.

Wes Schweitzer - sounds like hes our version of Bergstrom. Plays all over the line, ideal as depth guy but is a great locker room guy. Honestly Id rather have this guy for his contract vs Flowers at 10M AAV.
https://boards.atlantafalcons.com/topic/4078117-schweitzer-to-the-redskins/

Fuller back is cool, not as high in him as most but he's a good #3