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Originally Posted by sdskinsfan2001
This is huge, Rivera has flipped the program in 1 year:
Morgan Moses: "I'm just happy to be a part of this team and be a part of this culture."
When asked if he's felt like this before, he said, "it's been a long time."
Next year is gonna be fun.
My off-season dream:
Re-Sign Scherff
Sign Allen Robinson or Kenny Golladay or Chris Godwin
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The WR decision is interesting.
Bucs just won SB with riches at WR, 1 due to Brady coattails, 2 they drafted, 1 on rookie deal, 1 on long term. Bucs have cap space could conceivably resign Godwin. McLaurin year 3 of 4 year rookie deal next year and may (rightfully) want a new contract by beginning of year 4.
Let's assume we are going to resign McL.
Question is, do we want $30M+ tied up at WR in 2022 and beyond?
I don't know. Not saying yes, not saying know (no, LOL), I don't know totality of picture trying to resign our other home grown talent. Do we want to let Allen or Payne walk in 2022 or 2023 or whenever to sign a WR? Curious to hear what people think. In theory we could afford both, but then you add Scherff, etc., maybe not. Fortunately and unfortunately we don't have a ton of older talent so could be possible to lock up entire DL and FA WR and Scherff etc.
You'd like to hope one of young potential #2s on our roster steps up, but that could be fool's gold.
You have to fill the big 5 leverage positions to contend. There are no shutdown/#1 corners, franchise QBs, franchise LTs available in FA. There are franchise or #1 WRs, so might be smart to grab one. I would tend to want to overpay a bit and get the absolute most elite WR, rather than just the 2nd or 3rd best. We need someone with size opposite McL. Evans is a monster, watching him makes me wish one of our younger guys, bigger ones, had panned out.
Sucks our best OL is at such a low leverage position. We should be resigning a franchise LT or C, not the least important position on OL at RG.
If we sign a WR, then we can draft LT,QB,CB,MLB or FS with top four picks.