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  1. Just now, NewColtsFan said:


    No.  Not all.  Brissett, Huntley,  Dobbs, and still several others.  I saw a list late last night.    
     

    Now it’s possible that Steichen thinks that Sam will be fine as QB.   Possible.  And maybe Steichen has an eye on drafting a new QB3 on Day 3.    That’s also possible. 
     

    We won’t know until Day 2 or 3 of the draft.   I’d guess day 3.   

    Brissett signed with NE

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  2. Just now, Restinpeacesweetchloe said:

    As discussed above that is only if he signs an offer sheet with another team. He isn’t going to but that doesn’t mean he can’t take that offer back to colts and request a trade.

    Not happening. He has now been tagged and will be with the Colts this year, (unless the team chooses to trade him)

    Seems pointless to me, to be worrying (or even speculating) about such a remote possibility, and even if the team did trade him, the compensation would surely be in our favor

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  3. Looks like the report of Mike Evans' $52 million deal was slightly inaccurate.

     

    The new Mike Evans contract has a base value of $41 million over two years

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    Mike Florio Published March 5, 2024 12:20 PM

    https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/the-new-mike-evans-contract-has-a-base-value-of-41-million-over-two-years

     

    It happens every year. Agents do new contracts. They text the basic details to a small group of reporters. The reporters engage in a thumb race to X, communicating the numbers as gospel.

    Within a day or two, the truth puts its pants on.

    This year, it started with Bucs receiver Mike Evans. Two years, $52 million! $35 million guaranteed!

    It’s actually, we’re told, a two-year, $41 million deal. The other $11 million comes in the form of incentives and escalators.

     

     

    The deal pays out $23 million fully guaranteed in 2024. He’s due to make $18 million in 2025. Of that amount, $6 million is fully guaranteed and $6 million is guaranteed for injury.

    So it’s a $20.5 million deal, not a $26 million contract. And it has $29 million fully guaranteed at signing.

    It’s not bad for a guy with 10 years of NFL wear and tear. But it’s not what they told you it was on Monday.

    Get used to it. Accept it for what it is. You’ll get overstated numbers when the deals are leaked. In time, we’ll get you the truth.

     

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  4. 9 minutes ago, richard pallo said:

    What’s with Rapoport?  The transition tag puts him on the market.  Patriots get a chance to match.  That’s all.

    The Pats had to make a decision on which player they would place the Transition Tag on...

    They chose Dugger, leaving Michael Onwenu unprotected

    https://www.patspulpit.com/2024/3/5/24091013/patriots-nfl-franchise-tag-decision-kyle-dugger-michael-onwenu

    However, I suppose they could still use the Franchise Tag on Onwenu?

  5. 1 hour ago, BProland85 said:

    I’ve heard more that Harbaugh really wants Joe Alt. 

    Recently, Tennessee has shown interest in Bowers...

    The Titans have been the landing spot for Alt in almost every mock draft. Should the Chargers (Harbaugh) pick Alt at 5, then I would not be surprised if they then pick Bowers at 7

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