WFT Free Agency Plan

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Pretty much. :laughing-

Would it be too much of a gamble/too expensive to pursue Eric Fisher? If he could return to 2020 form it would shore up our LT position, but a torn achilles can be tough to come back from.

If not, then I agree with going after an LB or 2 in FA and stocking up on OL in the draft. But I'd really like to see us pick up Samuel as the #2 receiver. It would give us 2 talented dual threat players (with Gibson); a lot of wrinkles available with the playbook.

Although there's good WR depth in the draft, I'd say that may play into our hands, with other positions we need dropping to us, while others chase the top QB's and WR's.

As far as the FA WR’s, they’re underwhelming. I’m not spending big money on Samuel, Fuller or Golladay. If their $ price is too high, I’d pass and wait until the draft to get one or two in a deep WR class.

Longer they are on the market the cheaper the cost

Longer they are on the market the cheaper the cost

Yup...but john Brown and AJ Green taking deals from Raiders and Cardinals removes suitors from better talent.

Cheaper TE route may be Jesse James. Plus blocker, 6'7", not happy that Detroit didnt involve in the offense more.

Current WFT linebacker depth chart:

WLB
Josh Harvey-Clemons
Khaleke Hudson
Jordan Kunaszyk

ILB
Jon Bostic

SLB
Cole Holcomb
Justin Phillips

Washington LB depth is brutal god we need to sign a decent free agent there

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Greeny is right