Skins trade for Kyle Allen

[skinsfaninok]

Originally Posted by SunnySide

585k is cheaper than what we would probably have to pay if he was released and teams were able to bid on him. so we give up some draft capital but maybe save a mil or so in cap this year.

thats if we use our cap money. seems like every year we dont use all of our cap and just roll it over. which im fine with bc iot makes next year a better year for us to add pieces and be a competitive football team.

10.8 million was rolled over from last years unused cap. I get being smart, rolling over cap ... but at some point do we fully commit to going all in on winning?

when do we say, this is the year we go 100% to winning?

Drafting chase young isn't going to make us a winner right now, I'd just stock up on picks and add more talent

[SunnySide]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

Drafting chase young isn't going to make us a winner right now, I'd just stock up on picks and add more talent

Yes, I hear ya and agree. Went on a bit of a tangent there ... seems like we never use our full yearly cap amount anymore and just roll 10-15 million into next seasons cap .. only to not use it and roll another 10-105M into next season ... I get the approach and agree with it ... as long as it is done to set up youre "all in" year. Which i guess is going to be 2022.

[skinsfaninok]

Originally Posted by SunnySide

Yes, I hear ya and agree. Went on a bit of a tangent there ... seems like we never use our full yearly cap amount anymore and just roll 10-15 million into next seasons cap .. only to not use it and roll another 10-105M into next season ... I get the approach and agree with it ... as long as it is done to set up youre "all in" year. Which i guess is going to be 2022.

If this dude threatens Haskins job, we'll be talking Trevor Lawrence / Justin Fields in 2021.