Can somebody create a “2024 Free Agency” thread, please. Thanks in advance




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It's not really that weird. Anything he does in terms of workouts and running can't really help his stock but he sure can hurt it. As it stands he's going top 5 but if he has an off day and runs a 4.6 or something he could really hurt his position.
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That was my joke, ass.
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I knew I heard it somewhere already :-)
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Are you happy about that?

I would spend pick 32 on Franklin, as long as something crazy didn't happen like Brian Thomas Jr. or Keon Coleman fell that far. I don't think there is anyway in hell that happens, though. Obviously.

I would take Worthy in the second round, depending on what we do in free agency, and what we do with our first pick. I know players like Williams in Detroit and Smith in Philly have shown that speed can make up for the lack of size, but it would be hard to draft him and not have him return kicks, and he only weighs like 160 pounds, and that's a lot of injury potential on returns.

I know some have already said they hate him, but AD Mitchell would be a very good compliment to Rice. He is big, fairly fast, but he is a really smooth route runner, and could potentially learn how to eat up zone from Kelce.

I was high on Xavier Legette in the second/third until he measured at the Senior Bowl. Only 6'1" with small hands, instead of the 6'3" that South Carolina listed him as.

I can also see BV taking Corley, Polk, or even McConkey in the second.

It will be interesting to see combine numbers for Brenden Rice.

I would not hate spending a late round pick on Luke McCaffrey, depending on how the rest of the draft went. He started his college career as a QB, and Andy and Veach seem to like former QBs, and it's not conventional, but I think he would be a great weapon if he could kinda take the McKinnon (former QB) role in the offense. I know he is listed as WR, but I think he could just be a general weapon catching the ball. Also, he seems to have great hands.

Also, Anthony Gould would be a great last pick, again, depending on how the draft went. We need a reliable returner, and he was an All-American returning kicks. If we fill our needs before our last pick, and someone crazy isn't available, it might make sense.
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They deserve a St. Elmo dinner.
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Veach is going to be aggressive. That all want that first 3-peat.




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Probably reading into it too much, but someone asked about Chris & Sneed, and Veach said "he's at the top of the list" referring to Chris and continuing on.

Again, probably nothing, but for those trying to read tea leaves for FA, there ya go.
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Goal is to resign both Jones & Sneed, he anticipates having to use the tag, but hopes to get a deal that makes sense with both guys.
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That means tagging Sneed, there ain't no way they are tagging Jones at 30+ million.
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Basically, one of them will be here at worst.
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I read somewhere that a league official referred to the huge bump in the salary cap as The Taylor Swift Surplus.

It would be amazing if Kelce dating Swift helped us keep both Jones and Sneed, and led to the 3-peat.
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I still think it ends up being a tag & trade for Sneed. He was elite this past season, but you don't pay future money for past results, you pay for what you project their performance will be throughout the contract.

Sneed's value for securing big dollars will never be higher, and at the same time, his trade value will likely not be higher. No one would blame him for playing hardball to secure as much money as possible - he has the rings.

We have McDuffie and some young guys already waiting in the wings at CB. If Veach can somehow finagle a late 1st (unlikely) from an NFC team, that's a no-brainer. More likely is a 2nd and change.

But who knows - maybe he goes all-in and pays both guys. It just doesn't seem like a Veach move.
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