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Boston Saint 01-13-2022 11:06 AM

Where to spend the money
 
This is a hypothetical question for users in regards to asking where would you invest the money going forward. It’s a thought I had for fun. Assume (for
fun) that both players would stay healthy and play at the top level we have seen so far of their respective game. Who would you rather sign to a 5 year deal....Davenport or Williams?

jonnyrotten 01-13-2022 11:37 AM

Re: Where to spend the money
 
Davenport, pressure on the QB makes the secondary better by default IMO.

Boston Saint 01-13-2022 11:47 AM

Re: Where to spend the money
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by jonnyrotten (Post 941746)
Davenport, pressure on the QB makes the secondary better by default IMO.

Thanks for input

MatthewT 01-13-2022 12:14 PM

Re: Where to spend the money
 
Since we are assuming both players will be healthy, the answer is Davenport. Good/great defensive ends are very difficult to come by, and although Williams is one of the best free safeties in the business, it is my belief that is not the best position to have one of the leagues top salaries.

Crusader 01-13-2022 05:23 PM

Re: Where to spend the money
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Boston Saint (Post 941739)
This is a hypothetical question for users in regards to asking where would you invest the money going forward. It’s a thought I had for fun. Assume (for
fun) that both players would stay healthy and play at the top level we have seen so far of their respective game. Who would you rather sign to a 5 year deal....Davenport or Williams?

Davenport and its not even close. Williams is very good and not yet in his prime but it is easier to find an equal player at saftey because he isn't a physical freak.

Davenport however posesses physical skill very rarly seen. He has a strength/speed combination that is freakish. Injuries has slowed down his progress so far but if he can stay healthy there is no reason whatsoever for 15+ sack seasons not being the norm for him.

Boston Saint 01-13-2022 05:24 PM

Re: Where to spend the money
 
I tend to agree on Davenport if healthy. Looking for some Williams support though.

SaintGnome 01-13-2022 05:52 PM

Re: Where to spend the money
 
I'm going to say Davenport, I hold my breath when Williams has to make an open field tackle (heck of a good cover safety though)

ChrisXVI 01-13-2022 06:01 PM

Re: Where to spend the money
 
Definitely Davenport. He’s an absolute monster.

BakoSaint 01-13-2022 06:24 PM

Re: Where to spend the money
 
I would rather spend the money on subtraction than addition. Use the money to get out of the bad contracts with Peat, Thomas, and Hill rather than letting the obligations haunt us for years to come with repeated restructurings until their cap number is $50 million each in 2030. If Davenport and Williams both leave, we get comp picks. Davenport cant stay healthy enough to be worth more than 5 million a year and he will cost more. Williams is a great safety on paper but doesnt seem to make the big impact plays in the big games, i prefer keeping CGJ and we cant keep both and have $30 million plus cap tied up in two safeties long term.

SmashMouth 01-13-2022 06:45 PM

Re: Where to spend the money
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Crusader (Post 941770)
Davenport and its not even close. Williams is very good and not yet in his prime but it is easier to find an equal player at saftey because he isn't a physical freak.

Davenport however posesses physical skill very rarly seen. He has a strength/speed combination that is freakish. Injuries has slowed down his progress so far but if he can stay healthy there is no reason whatsoever for 15+ sack seasons not being the norm for him.

Especially since he's just getting to his prime years.


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