Redskins Salary Cap Status 2019

[Schneed10]

Originally Posted by BigHairedAristocrat

I get where you are coming from, but here is my thought process. Any free agents we signed now are not markedly better than those we could sign after the draft. And there are always a plethora of players cut from other teams after the draft and June 1. Players who are release do not count against the compensatory pick formula. Free agents we sign now would.

So, if the low-mid tier players available now aren't significantly better than those we could get later, WHY NOT wait and see what we get in the draft, wait and see who gets released after the draft and June 1, and then fill whatever holes are remaining? By doing this, we position ourselves to maximize the 2020 compensatory picks we receive (right now we should get a 4th rounder for Crowder).

Other than grabbing top free agents that sign in the first few days of free agency, there really is no benefit to try and fill remaining holes at this stage of the offseason.

Tons of the guys available right now were released this offseason. Ryan Grant is one of them.

[BigHairedAristocrat]

Originally Posted by Schneed10

Tons of the guys available right now were released this offseason. Ryan Grant is one of them.

Yeah, and Ryan Grant was released for a reason. The same reason we let him walk last year - He's not any good. In my opinion, he doesn't represent even a slight upgrade over what we have already - and we are fully expected to address WR in the draft. So why sign Grant now just to drop him in a couple months?

[REDSKINS4ever]

Originally Posted by Schneed10

Tons of the guys available right now were released this offseason. Ryan Grant is one of them.

Grant is below average and has no guts....these are the reasons why he hasn't cut it with 2 nfl teams.