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Yep, the implications are huge: with a win we basically lock up the division and with a few more wins could even capture the AFC's 3rd seed, with a loss we go from the 4th seed that we're sitting on now, to the 8th seed and just outside the playoff bubble looking in, and we've already played (and lost to) or don't play all but 1 of the teams we'd be competing with for that 7th seed and final postseason spot. We could go from a guaranteed home playoff game, to a road game likely in some bad weather city if we're fortunate enough to fight our way in, and that could have a big impact on exactly how far we go this year. -
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Gotta agree with most on here: we need to look at an edge. Sadly we'll need to start figuring out AC's replacement as well. With a dominant pass rush, this defense would be unreal. -
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I didn't do the math on your numbers here but you may want to re-think your list because overthecap says we have 75.9 million in cap space for next year and that's without re-signing anyone. We can't afford to re-sign 90m worth of players, not without cutting some people and then who are you going to cut? Right now the players that you could cut and clear a significant amount of cap space are. 1. Anthony Castonzo (16M) 2. Kenny Moore (5.65M) 3. Mark Glowinski (5.25M) 4. Ryan Kelly (4.65M) 5. Jack Doyle (4.35M) 6. Rigoberto Sanchez (2M) From that list I could honestly make a case for cutting Doyle if cap space is tight. But unless you've grabbed a LT in the draft and you are all in on starting him week 1. . . you can't really cut Castonzo. Moore is still a big part of the defense. Glow very important on the OL, Kelly even more important on the OL and you arn't likely to find a player of Sanchez's ability for the price we have him for. That said you included Mark Glowinski in your list but he is under contract for next year and there is no need to re-sign him. -
I didn’t know that was the case. I would’ve offered him a bit more money to stay.
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