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Still some interesting options out there, especially at DT and RB. I would like to see them take a punt on Tariq Cohen if he is medically cleared. Would be vet minimum as he's not played in a year and half. But could give them a Sproles like back to cover any Kamara suspension if he is
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So Marcus Maye, who'd played FS for the NYJ is now going to be a SS; so PJ Williams is now our starter?
If we've truly blown the compensatory picks, sign Mathieu to FS already, Loomis you dull nut... |
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Fitzpatrick is a dead ringer...
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Which NFL free agents can fill Marcus Maye’s strong safety role in the New York Jets’ defense? New York will likely be looking to replace safety Marcus Maye, who is an impending free agent. Maye, who played the 2021 season on the franchise tag, seems improbable to return after he and the Jets were apparently far apart in their contract talks last year. By analyzing Maye’s usage in the Jets’ defensive scheme this past season, we can get a guide for the type of player that the Jets will be looking for to fill Maye’s role. Maye primarily played strong safety in the scheme captained by defensive coordinator Jeff Ulbrich and head coach Robert Saleh. Nearly two-thirds of his snaps were played in the box, in the slot, or on the edge. Here is a look at where Maye lined up on his defensive snaps in 2021, per tracking from Pro Football Focus: Box: 42.8% Free safety: 34.8% Slot: 18.0% Edge: 3.6% Outside CB: 0.8% I created a formula that analyzed the snap distribution of all qualified safeties in the NFL and revealed how closely their usage resembled Maye’s. This allows us to get an idea of which players are the best fits to step into the strong safety role in Ulbrich and Saleh’s Jets defense. Here are the free-agent safeties whose usage in the 2021 season most closely matched Marcus Maye’s. Look out for these players to be on the Jets’ radar. You can read the rest here ... |
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Unless in the Loomis/Harley calculus they've asked him to wait with a wink-wink as they may feel they didn't lose that compensatory pick with the Dalton signing... Either way, I'm definitely Team HoneyBadger joining the Saints defense... |
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Notable Remaining WR Free Agents:
Jarvis Landry Will Fuller A.J. Green Emmanuel Sanders Source: Over The Cap, Free Agency, 2022, WRs |
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(excerpt) D.J. Chark should have no issue finding targets in Detroit. Outside of Amon-Ra St. Brown, there's not a whole lot to get excited about with the Lions' receiving corps. The problem, though, is whether Chark will be able to use those targets to showcase his strengths. After all, he only signed a one-year, $10 million contract, so he'll have 2022 to prove his worth to the Lions and the rest of the league. As long as Jared Goff is the quarterback for the Lions, it's unlikely Chark will shine. According to John Kinsley's Deep Ball Project, Goff was 27th in the league in accuracy on passes of 21 yards or more. Not only is he inaccurate on those deep throws, but he also tended to avoid them completely in 2021. Goff had the lowest average intended air yards with just 6.6, per Next Gen Stats. At 6'2" with 4.34 speed, Chark is at his best as a vertical threat. While he'll be a featured part of Detroit's offense, he didn't find the optimal quarterback to raise his stock. |
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I was never a fan of his coming out of college. |
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Saints and Bills got some great value...
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I'd like the Saints to sign him but I agree that the Saints don't need to spend a lot of money on him. |
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Adding him to our secondary, with his leadership, experience (including a Super Bowl), and his abilities would greatly benefit this secondary and negate skepticism... |
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Honestly I'd like to kick the tires on Emmanual Sanders. If he's lost his step that's quantifiable easy enough. If there's nothing left in the tank that's easy to see.
I doubt he's lost his route running or hands with age. He was very complimentary of our organization when he left. |
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RB ….
We’ll need another one too. |
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