Redskins Free Agent Signings 2020

[EdmundDorf]

Just a thought, but it makes some sense to save some of this years cap, get the team on the right path, find out what they have with the current players and install the "culture" they want, and then roll over a chunk to next year when (hopefully) they might look like a far more attractive proposition and in a better position to compete by adding one or two high priced free agents.

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by EdmundDorf

Just a thought, but it makes some sense to save some of this years cap, get the team on the right path, find out what they have with the current players and install the "culture" they want, and then roll over a chunk to next year when (hopefully) they might look like a far more attractive proposition and in a better position to compete by adding one or two high priced free agents.

Yes, i agree. How much of the cap can you roll over? Is there a percentage?

I also think if we have space we don’t use, if we do want a deal with Schreff, why not front load it now and give us flexibility down the road?

[EdmundDorf]

Getting front loaded deals with their own guys is also a good way to go, I would have thought they would revisit Dunbars contract given how reluctant they were to pay the FA CBs

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by EdmundDorf

Getting front loaded deals with their own guys is also a good way to go, I would have thought they would revisit Dunbars contract given how reluctant they were to pay the FA CBs

1. Schreff get done

2. if the market is not there for Trent, A. revisit a short term extension with higher guaranteed money B. or just guarantee this year contract and bring him back. You could also trade him during the season as well.