tsylvester

Gilman to the Cheifs, $24 mil, $15 mil guaranteed over 4 years. Another player the Ravens traded for last season....

Oh no, the melt down continues, they let Keaton Mitchell walk, the greatest runninfback, all purpose back in the history of the league!

Even if it was done last month, who else would the team have signed? Most of the guys were overpaid, Lindy could have stayed, but chose a few mil more to go to a bad org with no qb. Dean? Hasn't been able to stay healthy. Quay Walker? Over paid, makes as many mistakes as he does plays. Evans? Old, gets hurt alot now and takes a long time to heal. Tell me papa, who has not been signed because of the cap? They got Crosby and Simpson, a proven edge and a solid guard

I think this year they will target certain players, not the "best available" as in the past. Trade up or down to secure said players. Sure, they could draft 10 players, but I think it will be more like 6, maybe 7

Oweh to the Comandos for 4 years, $100 mil, $68 mil guarenteed

Lots of trades this year, wow..

Ravens get 4 comp picks, now have 10 draft picks The picks are compensation for the departure of cornerback Brandon Stephens (fifth round), offensive lineman Patrick Mekari (fifth round), cornerback Tre’Davious White (seventh round) and offensive lineman Josh Jones (seventh round). From Espn

Plenty of tight ends in the draft who will do fine here, more athletic than Kolar, better runners after the catch

So Likely signs for the same contract he was offered last year by the Ravens. Lindy, for essentially the same contract the Ravens offered. Good luck to both of them but they are replaceable. Lindy was always a finesse player, Ravens appear to want to get back to power football.

Stout was too inconsistent, not too peeved about him going. Lindy hurts a little, but for what he signed for and with a crap org like the Raiders, bye bye

Ravens bring back John Simpson 3 years, $30 mil

You're special papa, I don't think anyone else in the world saw every player along the offensive line regress, but you.

True Grub, thanks for bringing the sunshine

Dolphins take $ 99 mil cap hit by cutting Tua, post June 1 designation, $67 mil this year, $32 mik next year. wowza

The fact that they made the trade and inked, to a small deal, Huntley, pretty much says that they are confident a deal will get done. It's not as if they are going after more high priced free agents,

Rumors on the you tube, believe or not, from former players, claim the deal with Lamar is just about done and will be announced this week. I will believe it when the team announces it..

Mads posted a work out video, still not definitive proof he will be back or how effective he will be, but it is a good sign. Crosby will help the pass rush, mostly a 10 sack per year, 2 years above that, maybe with better schemes, he will get above that into the 15 range. With a full season of experience now for the young players in the secondary plus some much better coaching & a better pass rush, this defense should be better. So better offensive line due to better coaching, alone =a better offense than last year. Same for the defense.

Between the new coaches and the depth of offensive linemen in the draft, i am sure they will either teach them properly & or draft better quality. Jones should take over at one guard, the other and depth may come from the draft. The biggest question now is center

Most fans on message boards either don't know whole lot about the game or, know just enough to think they know better than even the front offices and coaches. So you get two types; the ones who think the teams are the smartest best in history or, the teams make all the wrong moves. Of course it is mingled with trolls who just want attention any way that they can get it. Can't do much about the 1st 2, but Dee started this board to weed out the 3rd types

2 years, $11 mil for Huntley to resign; R U serious!

4 years, $52 mil for the Bills' center, $32 mil guaranteed

2nd round picks Recent Ravens 2nd Round Picks (2015-2025) 2025: Mike Green (LB/EDGE, Marshall) (jury still out) 2024: Roger Rosengarten (OT, Washington) (jury still out) 2023: No 2nd round pick (Traded for Roquan Smith) 2022: David Ojabo (LB, Michigan) (bust) 2021: Odafe Oweh (LB, Penn State) & Tylan Wallace (WR, Oklahoma State) (busts) 2020: J.K. Dobbins (RB, Ohio State) (bust) 2019: Jaylon Ferguson (LB, Louisiana Tech) (bust) 2018: Lamar Jackson (QB, Louisville) & Hayden Hurst (TE, South Carolina) (bust) 2017: Tyus Bowser (LB, Houston) (bust) 2016: Kamalei Correa (LB, Boise State) (bust) 2015: Maxx Williams (TE, Minnesota) (bust) Notable Earlier 2nd Round Picks 2012: Courtney Upshaw (LB, Alabama) & Kelechi Osemele (G, Iowa State) (busts) 2011: Torrey Smith (WR, Maryland) 2009: Paul Kruger (DE, Utah) (bust) 2008: Ray Rice (RB, Rutgers) 2002: Anthony Weaver (DE, Notre Dame) 1997: Jamie Sharper (LB, Virginia)

By the way, the Raiders took on a $30 mil dead cap hit for trading him

Maxx Crosby | NFL Contracts & Salaries | Spotrac.com https://share.google/GXyH5xbPyNdujt6ZT $30 mil cap hit this year, signed through the 29 season, potential out clause in 28, $29, $26, $27 mil base salaries after this season, bonuses-$690 thousand, then 3 years of $782 thousand in roster bonuses. Yeah, restructuring is in need, lower that cap hit by converting his base salary into signing bonus, cap hit closer to vet min

The more I think about this the more I hate it. Hendrickson could have been had as a 2 year rental, maybe three. Sure he is older than Crosby, but just as productive. He may have cost a bit more, a bidding war with another team, but at least you had 2 of your best draft positions. This team has been notoriously bad at drafting in the 2nd. So now that defaults to their "best" draft position for the next 2 years. Sure, they might be able to swing trades and move back up into the low first, but how likely is that and how much draft capital will it cost?