![]() |
Re: Marcus Williams Tagged
Quote:
Quote:
|
Re: Marcus Williams Tagged
Quote:
|
Re: Marcus Williams Tagged
Quote:
|
Re: Marcus Williams Tagged
Quote:
|
Re: Marcus Williams Tagged
Quote:
|
Re: Marcus Williams Tagged
|
Re: Marcus Williams Tagged
Quote:
Thought they'd learned their lesson with Drew on that one... |
Re: Marcus Williams Tagged
Quote:
Case in point - In 2019, Ryan Ramczyk had one of the most dominant performances by an offensive line in NFL history... Ramz allowed only one (1) sack all season, all the while facing no less than probably nine (9) future HOF DEs with only two (2) Holding and two (2) Offside Calls... Source: https://www.canalstreetchronicles.co...offensive-line Ryan Ramczyk wasn't named to the ProBowl that year, though he was All-Pro, so ProBowls are not a valid indicator of NFL success... If this were the NY, Philly, ATL, Chicago, Dallas, or L.A. Saints, Marcus Williams would have been All-Pro his rookie year, let alone have been named to the Pro-Bowl... As I stated earlier in the thread, it's a gamble, but the right move for him is to wait till next season when the cap number should escalate as much as 20%... Williams with another great season and that cap number higher should give him all the leverage... |
Re: Marcus Williams Tagged
Quote:
|
Re: Marcus Williams Tagged
Well we’re currently about $27 million over the 2022 salary cap ceiling of $208 million with only 40 players under contract. Yes we’ve seen the gymnastics Loomis and Harley can do to get under the cap this offseason, but next year may be even more daunting because we don’t even have a QB under contract. I think Marcus Williams is as good as gone.
|
Re: Marcus Williams Tagged
Quote:
|
Re: Marcus Williams Tagged
Quote:
|
Re: Marcus Williams Tagged
Quote:
|
Re: Marcus Williams Tagged
Quote:
|
Re: Marcus Williams Tagged
Honestly, should Marcus Williams even want to sign long-term with the Saints? Now that Brees is gone and our roster’s being squeezed by salary cap restraints this year and next are we really even contenders?
|
Re: Marcus Williams Tagged
Quote:
|
Re: Marcus Williams Tagged
Quote:
|
Re: Marcus Williams Tagged
If no deal is agreed in principle and the season isn't going well and looking at the interior line for 6 games it won't be, I'd trade him at the deadline for a pick next year. No point in waiting two years for a 3rd round at best if any pick.
|
Re: Marcus Williams Tagged
Quote:
|
Re: Marcus Williams Tagged
Quote:
|
Re: Marcus Williams Tagged
Quote:
|
Re: Marcus Williams Tagged
If he balls out this year we're going to have a tough time re-signing him.
|
Re: Marcus Williams Tagged
Quote:
|
Re: Marcus Williams Tagged
|
Re: Marcus Williams Tagged
Quote:
Re-watched this video Smash shared and am still baffled how Mike Triplett has a job (maybe his Dad's connection, NFL nepotism)... ProBowls should never be used as a measuring stick for quality of play; Case in point is Ramczyk... Ramczyk was named All-Pro after a season where he shutdown at least six (6) HOF players, at least ten (10) DEs, from a sack... Matt asked the right question, this is likely a case of Marcus and agent waiting till next season when the cap should increase dramatically, giving them more leverage... |
All times are GMT -5. The time now is 05:00 PM. |
Copyright 1997 - 2020 - BlackandGold.com