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The Allegretti signing could potentially mean a bunch of different things 1) If they see Allegretti as the starting LG, there is a decent chance they think of Wylie as the starting RT for next year, at least to start 2) If they see Allegretti as the backup, that is revealing about how they view Stromberg

No

There were rumors that the Broncos were thinking about releasing Garett Bolles due to his cap hit. I would definitely call them and see what the price may be. He is 32 but he has stayed fairly healthy outside of 2022.

Throwing big money at Jonah Williams would've been a Cerrato move

He was a 4th round pick. Lets sign Gilmore for a year and let Peters find a guy in the draft to groom

No hes not. Wore the green dot in Carolina

I will take George Fant over Noah Fant

The guy does not have a very good personality but Trent Brown provides good play at both LT and RT and can be had at a discount given his age and attitude

Tackle is going to be interesting. Not a lot of names out there. I think Onwenu will get close to $20M and I’m not sure I pay that price.

He's one of the best pass rushers from the MLB position in the league. He is also great against the run. Average against the pass so they are going to have to figure that out with Jamin not being very good there either. Most importantly, he wore the green dot in Carolina and excelled in both Evero's scheme in 2023 and the 2022 staff's scheme. Great great get It is very interesting what DQ is setting up here. I think we will be able to generate a very good pass rush without elite EDGE players between Allen, Payne, Luvu and Jamin who are all plus players as sack artists in the front 7

Luvu is the guy I am most excited about of the guys we signed. He shouldve been a Pro Bowler these past two years. A guy I pounded the table for earlier but backed off of because I didn’t think we had a real shot at him

I totally hear you. I think a reason he will get taken in the 2nd is the lack of true big X receivers in this draft after Harrison and Odunze

Epenesa is being undervalued here. He is going to get a $10M-$15M AAV. Had a good year last year

Yeah I see 12-15 AAV. He’s a proven #2 starting EDGE

You are really underpricing Armstrong. I think he is going to get low 8 figures AAV. He’s had a 9 sack year and then an 8 sack year in back to back years and he is young. Someone will pay up

Something I think about with Daniels is, if he is able to get more lower body mass on his frame, will that help his arm strength as well?

Drafted by Newmark when he ran college scouting for the Lions

Jonah Williams is an example of the type of guy who I don't want. He's going to get overpaid by someone given his draft pedigree. He is not a good tackle whether it is the right side or the left side. He is McGlinchey 2.0

Lance Newmark ran college scouting for the Lions in 2015 and 2016. Looking at his drafts, he drafted three guys who went on to become Pro Bowlers for other teams - Quandre Diggs, Laken Tomlinson and Miles Killebrew. Between those two years, he also drafted Decker, Glasgow and A’Shawn Robinson. He did have a number of misses like any draft and some wtfs like drafting a long snapper in the 6th who got IR’ed as a rookie and then dumped before his second year Points to solid player selection and poor development and use of players. No wonder why Newmark was able to survive regime after regime in Detroit

I did not realize that Glasgow once started a whole season at center. That is a gamechanger and gets me very interested in him. As others pointed out, he had a stronger season than Jonah Jackson last year at the guard position for Detroit. I love a big center in the middle and Glasgow could be that guy

Brown is a team cancer (read about him quitting on the Patriots last year...not a culture fit in the least despite how solid a player he is), Becton is not worth $9M given the season he is coming off of and the inability to stay healthy

He’s too tall to play guard

Yep. Strom can play. He just needed to get stronger. It was telling that he was the first interior lineman off the bench before he got hurt. Still not sure I count on him to be a Day 1 starter

It’s not just that he is an elite special teamer but, by all accounts, he is a special person and leader. You keep him around Even in a deep tackle draft like this, it is hard to count on a guy taken in the second round being your Day 1 starter.

I agree with you. It makes no sense to cut Wylie this offseason. When your net cap by keeping him is $1.6M, it is a no brainer to keep him around at least one more year and, at the very minimum, have him be your sixth offensive lineman. He's the perfect guy to have as your starting LG or RT for the first 5-6 games until your rookie 2nd or 3rd round lineman is ready to replace him, especially given how light this year's FA OL class is. It is telling that they just let Gates come to us for not a meaningful amount of money