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I'm thinking whatever happens the rest of FA signing or acquiring a C seems to be priority?

The idea of a rookie starting at C is a big challenge, however this FO doesn't seem to panic and it appears they dont move off their strategy.

I have been slightly disappointed with the direction that they have gone in FA this year, though I understand they have a value on the positions they want to address and again they wont deviate from their plan.

Let's see what today brings....if anything at all.
 
zodiak said:
I'm thinking whatever happens the rest of FA signing or acquiring a C seems to be priority?

The idea of a rookie starting at C is a big challenge, however this FO doesn't seem to panic and it appears they dont move off their strategy.

I have been slightly disappointed with the direction that they have gone in FA this year, though I understand they have a value on the positions they want to address and again they wont deviate from their plan.

Let's see what today brings....if anything at all.
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That's fair. I think the fans that outrage that we "didn't get this guy" or "why can't we get that guy" have to realize that there are 31 other teams out there competing for talent. A lot of things have to connect to get a player so just because you have a need and a nice beach city doesn't mean it works out. Fans cry foul when they overpay for a player and now cry the same when it seems they get outbid. Right now, I look at the positives of getting a back-up QB, interior D-lineman and slot corner at the prices they paid. I'm also intrigued by this WR they signed yesterday, who had basically four 100 yard receiving games in the second half of the 2018 season. He obviously has some ability and a lot of speed. Those are great value acquisitions and put them in position to still land one or two higher-end players. There's tons of solid players still available, let's see it play out.
 
Andrews and some good WR still available. Lets see what happens.
Samuel signed with the coach that drafted him and a college WR teammate that they wanted to play
together in the NFL. The players have a say in where they go.
Even without signing a big splash name, the team is probably already better than last year, with the draft to go.
Yes, they are far from complete, but the "small" signing have been very good.
It's always cool to sign a "name", but I will let it play out and see where the team stands after the draft.
 
Andyman said:
That's fair. I think the fans that outrage that we "didn't get this guy" or "why can't we get that guy" have to realize that there are 31 other teams out there competing for talent. A lot of things have to connect to get a player so just because you have a need and a nice beach city doesn't mean it works out. Fans cry foul when they overpay for a player and now cry the same when it seems they get outbid. Right now, I look at the positives of getting a back-up QB, interior D-lineman and slot corner at the prices they paid. I'm also intrigued by this WR they signed yesterday, who had basically four 100 yard receiving games in the second half of the 2018 season. He obviously has some ability and a lot of speed. Those are great value acquisitions and put them in position to still land one or two higher-end players. There's tons of solid players still available, let's see it play out.
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Also, added RB depth as well; TE/FB, punter.
I add only for the sake of a full tally.
 
We don’t really have cap room for to much else. I was reading we might be close to done in free agency. Obviously I hope we add a center at least. Been pretty strange I guess we shall see. Who knows whats up at this point.
 
WestSideFin said:
We don’t really have cap room for to much else. I was reading we might be close to done in free agency. Obviously I hope we add a center at least. Been pretty strange I guess we shall see. Who knows whats up at this point.
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They have plenty of cap room. Don't worry about the space needed for picks, they can sort that out later. With first year bonus money, they can limit the hit in year 1. They can also restructure a contract if they really need to.
 
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