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Re: Janoris Jenkins hopes to stay in New Orleans
Mike McKenzie type signing
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Drew's $25MM/Year is not in the top 10 for QBs. He is behind Stafford and Carr. Right now we have 12MM in cap space ad no reason to think Drew will want more than the 20-25MM he has been getting for years. |
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If anyone goes back and watches the Vikings playoff game, it's easy to see that Janoris gives us that ball hawking skill we just hadn't see all that much at the CB position & creates turnovers. A legitimate ball hawk who was very good in a short stint for New Orleans.
Giants sucked as a ball club yet Jack Rabbit still had 5 ints. Finding consistent/solid corners is hard to do. I hope he's extended. |
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I know everyone else likes Overthecap but I prefer Spotrac with the restructure/cut/trade features to model cap space. There is so much that can be done with our roster to make cap room. https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/tools/ro...s-saints/2020/ |
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So far we've got $22MM on the books for 3 CBs in 2020. Lattimore ($5), Jenkins ($11) and Robinson ($6). Loomis is facing an uphill battle to keep our secondary intact.
I'd like to have Apple back for under $5MM, rework PRob (or PJ) and add Mike Hilton from the Steelers. Vonn Bell. What yall say? |
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Vonn Bell is the complete opposite. Basically he's lightning it up at his position. IMO letting him walk would be stunning. I hope VB remains in New Orleans. |
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Gardner may have made Vonn Bell expendable, and I'll circle back to that situation... This is how I see where it starts with the secondary... Lattimore and Jenkins are under contract, and they'd be a great foundation for the secondary... Mr. Marcus, despite an infamous play, has graded well and does a solid job of ball hawking, and he's still under his rookie contract... Now the SS - Bell or Gardner? Despite taking for ever to develop, Bell has rounded into a solid SS, but what will it cost to keep a SS? Remember, next year we'll likely have to extend Lattimore and he'll want Top 5 CB money, even though he's had lapses the apex predators don't have... So we could simply roll into next season with what we have in the secondary now under contract: CB1 Marshon Lattimore CB2 Janoris Jenkins SS C.J. Gardner FS Marcus Williams NCB Patrick Robinson Now P. Rob was obviously not healthy, still; but is some of this age as well? P Rob has a 2020 cap number of $6.15mil, cut Pre-Jun, he frees up $3.65mil... If you release P. Rob, you have 3.65 that you could use in your secondary... Jenkins had a very small sample size of playing with us, encouraging, but he did have Kirk Cousins QB against him; Jenkins' cap number is $11.25mil, released, we'd get all that back... Then there's Eli Apple, who'd progressed and played very well until the Chicago game, when he regressed and fans turned on him in turn... I see three scenarios Restructure Jenkins, re-sign Vonn Bell, understanding you're not likely keeping Mr. Marcus next season as you'll have to pay Lattimore... Promote Gardner to SS, either release P. Rob and re-sign P.J. Williams (who can play FS in a pinch) or an equivalent NB to replace the Gardner move... Release Jenkins, get a cap friendlier No. 2 CB, re-sign Vonn Bell, have money to extend Lattimore, maybe Mr. Marcus as well... Lot of moving parts here... |
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