NFL free agency thread 2022 rumors and signings

We can get Him next year, and everyone can say how much better He is now having been on the Bills behind Allen. LoL

 

No his problem is the same problem He has had everywhere He's went. He can catch, but doesn't adjust very good, and likes 2 fall down.

 

Well he must be in the weight room
That's where all the duct tape is.

 

Compensation update: Titans are trading a 2023 sixth-round pick to the Rams for Robert Woods, per source.

 

That looks a steal.

Woods always comes across as a team first, knuckle down sort of player. Would of been happy if we had got him, unless his injury has complications

 

230 million guaranteed? So if nearly all of that is over 4 years it's around 57 million against the Cap..that's nutsm

 

that wasn’t a problem with Peyton in Denver.

 

I keep hearing a lot of complaining from a couple of Browns fans I know. They think their team got fleeced, and they are very uncomfortable with them bringing in Watson due to the accusations made against him. One of them responded to the trade by announcing that he was done with the Browns. I'm not sure if all of that really means anything, but I found it interesting.

 

I hate to get Watson. Cap is one thing. Draft picks is another thing. But nothing says there's not going to be civil suits. She that the NFL won't be doing anything.

 

So, JuJu's deal comes in at actually $3.25 million for 1 season plus incentives.

I guess he needed to leave town, so not to eat crow about wanting a big contract.

 

Someone else posted and explained this contract. Unless JuJu gets hurt very early in the season, he will surely get the full $10.75m. He just need to exceed last year’s stats and those were very low due to his injury. This is just one way to spread the cap hit over two years. I’m not sure why we didn’t think of it.

 

I read that 2 million is for the AFC Championship game? And something about how only 2.4 million is actually guaranteed.

 

JuJu Smith-Schuster Contract Breakdowns, Salary Cap Figures, Salaries, Bonuses | Spotrac

 

It sure sounds like the Steelers just didn't want JuJu back lol I totally get it. I love JuJu but he has not been much the last few seasons.

In other news, the AFC North has gotten significantly better this offseason, Steelers included, but we need to do more. Honey Badger, Edmunds, Landry?

 

Maybe the Steelers thought of it, but just didn’t want to invest even that much in keeping him. We should know by now that Colbert and Khan don’t often miss a trick.

 

After reading the Browns message board about the trade for Watson it is about 50/50 being for the trade. One guy said that it has been his dream for his entire life for the Browns to win the Superbowl but now if they win it with Watson the victory will feel "dirty" and "tainted" and he won't be able to enjoy it.

 

It doesn’t sound like the Steelers tried. Remember there is a reason for everything. For as fun loving as juju seems to be he might be a complete pita in the locker room. There’s a video in the trubisky thread with cowherd and wannstadt. Wannstadt talks about this very topic. There is a reason teams let their players reach free agency.

 

Surprised at that contract he got from KC, very few guarantees. It’s definitely looking like the Steelers decided to move on from Juju. They could have easily matched or bettered what he got in KC with better guarantees and I am sure they could have talked him in to staying.

Best of luck to him in any case. It was tough sledding for him in a bad offence the past few years and it has almost certainly effected his market but he hasn’t complained. I hope he does well with his new team

 

It means he's not coming back to the Steelers, I doubt he will retire.

 

It does matter the position, they aren't going to draft an RB or TE at 20.

 

Or they didn't want to pay him after he only averaged about 9 YPC the last two seasons.

 

Again, there is a reason

 

Wow. They definitely didn't want him back.