{UAH} Mr. Nekyon: NFL agency madness is underway
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Mr. Nekyon:
So far New England Patriots, Baltimore Ravens, San Francisco 49ers, New Orleans Saints and the Philadelphia Eagles seem to have lost some of their best players. The takers being the e New York Jets, buffalo bills, Denver, and Seattle. the saints have probably lost the most in trading their TE go to Seattle. Chip Kelly seems to be destroying the Eagles and could be setting himself up for firing at the end of 2015 should the Eagles fail to improve.
On paper Buffalo bills, Miami and the Jets have paid big money to try and barrow the gap with the Patriots. but there is such a thing as opportunity cost. If you overpays one player, it means you forgo a lot more players. However, they still do not have a QB worthy talking about, except the Colts who have improved themselves significantly
which brings me to some paradox. Why are god QBs hard to come by given the number of college teams? many average QB just move fro m one team to another ironically for more money.
The teams that have seen some of their key players leave will have to try and replace them through the draft. who knows how many Malcolm Butlers will emerge from the draft and as drafted rookies?
WBK
So far New England Patriots, Baltimore Ravens, San Francisco 49ers, New Orleans Saints and the Philadelphia Eagles seem to have lost some of their best players. The takers being the e New York Jets, buffalo bills, Denver, and Seattle. the saints have probably lost the most in trading their TE go to Seattle. Chip Kelly seems to be destroying the Eagles and could be setting himself up for firing at the end of 2015 should the Eagles fail to improve.
On paper Buffalo bills, Miami and the Jets have paid big money to try and barrow the gap with the Patriots. but there is such a thing as opportunity cost. If you overpays one player, it means you forgo a lot more players. However, they still do not have a QB worthy talking about, except the Colts who have improved themselves significantly
which brings me to some paradox. Why are god QBs hard to come by given the number of college teams? many average QB just move fro m one team to another ironically for more money.
The teams that have seen some of their key players leave will have to try and replace them through the draft. who knows how many Malcolm Butlers will emerge from the draft and as drafted rookies?
WBK
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