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We were all disappointed in QJ's play last year, but it's way too early to be throwing in the towel on him. By all accounts he's a good character guy and a hard worker - let's see how he does with a season under his belt and a real coaching staff to help him . . . . . . .
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Originally posted by Bolt4Knob View PostQJ is not going anywhere - in all likelihood.
His cap hit would cost the team money - even a post June 1 trade. Give him another year with better coaching. If after two years -- I think thats a fairer assessmentI like this vid, made during the season before Staley was fired. The message is the Chargers (Moore) where trying to make him into a WR that his physical attributes (height/wingspan) says he should be, and not having him have run routes (slants) that he's actually good at and excelled at in college. Deebo Samuel, for example, had a breakout season after Shanahan learned how to use him. So, yeah, he could look like a totally different WR in a Harbaugh/Roman offense.Originally posted by Xenos View PostI feel pretty confident he’ll be a Charger this season solely because of what he did against Harbaugh’s Wolverines in 2022 😅
But all kidding aside, Harbaugh has a history of working on reclamation projects like QJ. It’s also not worth trading him given his relatively low cap hit. You keep these guys unless they’re lockerroom cancers.
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I see no world where Bosa consider a true pay cut. He's in it to earn . . . . . . . . . . .Originally posted by Bolt4Knob View Post
If Bosa takes a pay cut - thats fine. Joey Bosa is not worth $22m unless he is heavily incentivised. You keep mentioning restructuring, that just pushes the pain. Bosa should have to prove it on the field
$10m salary
incentives for playing
incentives for producting
even than, the injury concern is real
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And Bosa doesn't need to take a pay cut. If he is released he can go play in San Fran with his brother for the league minimumOriginally posted by Lefty2SLO View Post
I see no world where Bosa consider a true pay cut. He's in it to earn . . . . . . . . . . .
My response to BoltNut was regardless what happens with Mack -- Bosa is not worth pushing cap for.
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Makes one wonder if Allen will even be backOriginally posted by Lefty2SLO View Post
It's coming - very soon . . . . . . . .
JH2 are listening on offers - they might just want to shake things up big time
Out with these four - in with Barkley and Wilkins
Anybody trade basically Allen and Mack for Barkley and Wilkins
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Why does everyone want to get rid of Allen and Mack? Basically our best players outside of Herbert. Mind boggling really. Out with the old and in with the new old?Originally posted by Bolt4Knob View PostMakes one wonder if Allen will even be back
JH2 are listening on offers - they might just want to shake things up big time
Out with these four - in with Barkley and Wilkins
Anybody trade basically Allen and Mack for Barkley and WilkinsChiefs won the Superbowl with 10 Rookies....
"Locked, Cocked, and ready to Rock!" Jim Harbaugh

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Wow…that would be remarkable. Would it make a better team, I dunno. But, wow. Audacious.Originally posted by Bolt4Knob View PostMakes one wonder if Allen will even be back
JH2 are listening on offers - they might just want to shake things up big time
Out with these four - in with Barkley and Wilkins
Anybody trade basically Allen and Mack for Barkley and Wilkins
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Joey Bosa (nor his agent) are taking a paycut. He got signed to a contract based on what the team thought he was worth in the future. This coming year, the new regime will approach his trade value based on what they think he is worth in the future. It will do them no good to look back at last year's numbers. A sprained ankle, empty bowl of Raisin Bran, or a thrown helmet will not affect that future evaluation. I'm sure they will use some sort of metric/analysis... but I highly doubt the afore mentioned variables will weigh as heavily as the long-term medical reports from team doctors.Originally posted by Bolt4Knob View Post
If Bosa takes a pay cut - thats fine. Joey Bosa is not worth $22m unless he is heavily incentivised. You keep mentioning restructuring, that just pushes the pain. Bosa should have to prove it on the field
$10m salary
incentives for playing
incentives for producting
even than, the injury concern is real
Possible elite pressure rate and scheme fit vs. cap savings and possible draft capital.
If they cut/trade him... understand that he may be bringing the heat vs you during the season or playoffs.
Because that is a possibility as real as games missed due to injury.
I keep mentioning re-structuring under certain circumstances...
1) You feel you are not getting fairly compensated in a trade scenario. I'm not getting fleeced. A mere $7m re-structure wisely buys me another year of possible production and probably increases what I get in return via trade next year (if all goes well).
2) You feel the player is good enough to finish out the contract AND helps you sign a low-cost FA, rookie draft class, or practice squad players. If the player is good enough, and reaches FA, you could get a 3rd/4th round comp pick for him anyways.Protect the QB
Run the ball
Play great defense
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I can't see them getting rid of KA. Herbert and KA have such good chemistry, but who knows.1) Cut Becton, Boz(ret), Dissly, DD, Fisk, and Dupree
2) Re-sign Tart, Hand (4m), Phillips (5m)
3) Sign the ERFA's Williams, Patterson, and Vidal (3m).
4) Sign free agents Cole Strange (OG-1.5 m), Whyatt Teller (OG-10m), Luke Fortner (OC-6.5m), Brunskill (OC-vet min) Leo Chenal (LB-5m), Rashid Shaheed (WR- 14m), Cade Otten (TE-8m) Greg Dulcich (TE-3m), K'Lavon Chaisson (ED 9m), Myers (DT-7.8m), Alec Ingold (FB-6m), Hendrickson (ED-25m), Seumalo (OG-9m), AVT (OG). Jenkins (OG- 12m)
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