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2019 Texans free agency

IB
@incarceratedbob
NFL Source: The next big trade that could go down before draft is #Texans Jadeveon Clowney , several teams calling and Houston is listening (AFC East Teams + NFC West) so far seem to be most interested. Just talks so far #IB


10:29 AM - Mar 13, 2019
 
IB
@incarceratedbob
NFL Source: The next big trade that could go down before draft is #Texans Jadeveon Clowney , several teams calling and Houston is listening (AFC East Teams + NFC West) so far seem to be most interested. Just talks so far #IB


10:29 AM - Mar 13, 2019
If we can get a second for him, take it. Plenty good DL in this draft and you save the big $ hit.
 
IB
@incarceratedbob
NFL Source: The next big trade that could go down before draft is #Texans Jadeveon Clowney , several teams calling and Houston is listening (AFC East Teams + NFC West) so far seem to be most interested. Just talks so far #IB


10:29 AM - Mar 13, 2019

Who is IB@incarceratedbob?
 
Total flyer on that Clowney trade story but still.....

I trade Clowney (ideally) to an NFC team but really anyone who will take him for a #1 (any #1) and whatever else I can get. Anyone wanting Clowney is on the clock trying to win right this second before some window they got going on closes because it's common knowledge that he's got ticking-time bomb knees with an expiration date on them like Milk (not like Cheetos). Either trying to win a ring right now or stupid so either way you should get at least a #1 from anyone who is serious about him.

Then I go out and sign Justin Houston who is old like Watt but who will also be shutting it down about the same time as Watt too, move Mercilus back to where he belongs, and then set about rebuilding my OL. Try to win now too but also look to the future with that pick I got for the Clown. The Watt window isn't going to stay open much longer so for me at least an older player like Houston makes sense.
 
IB
@incarceratedbob
NFL Source: The next big trade that could go down before draft is #Texans Jadeveon Clowney , several teams calling and Houston is listening (AFC East Teams + NFC West) so far seem to be most interested. Just talks so far #IB
Sounds like BS. The Jets are the only team that can take on the contract. They won't give up their 1st (#3 overall) and don't even have a 2nd round pick.
 
Bargain moves in FA will always be the best moves and the moves that repeatedly help to win championships. Teams like the Browns are gonna Brown, and when they fail to win a Superbowl in the next few years they will return to the same hell they've spent the last several years in - such is the fate of the fiscally irresponsible.
 
It's doubtful we'd add another corner. Likely a 2nd round target though.

But where is the oline help? How about RB? Backup QB? WR help?
 
Bargain moves in FA will always be the best moves and the moves that repeatedly help to win championships. Teams like the Browns are gonna Brown, and when they fail to win a Superbowl in the next few years they will return to the same hell they've spent the last several years in - such is the fate of the fiscally irresponsible.

You do know after all of these moves the Browns are still 47 mil under the cap according to spotrac?

The Eagles/Rams say high.
 
Looking over the FA still on the market, here's the guys I'd be calling...

QB: RGIII or Fitzmagic or Brock Lobster (ok maybe not the last one)
RB: TJ Yeldon or Spencer Ware. Possibly Jeremy Hill.
WR: Chris Hogan, Justin Hunter, Rishard Matthews, or Tavon Austin
TE: Austin Seferian-Jenkins
Tackle: Daryl Williams - this guy would be my absolute focus today
G/C - Mike Remmers
DL: Nobody
Edge: Nobody (unless they plan to jettison Clown)
IL: Nobody
Corner: Well, I doubt it happens now, but Ronald Darby or Bryce Callahan would be a nice addition
S: Nobody
 
You do know after all of these moves the Browns are still 47 mil under the cap according to spotrac?

The Eagles/Rams say high.
John Dorsey is doing an incredible job and after putting a Chiefs team togehter that was just a single offsides penalty away from the SB and he looks like he might be doing
the same thing all over again in Cleveland. The guy is utterly phenomenal, arguably the best GM & talent evaluator in the league today.
 
John Dorsey is doing an incredible job and after putting a Chiefs team togehter that was just a single offsides penalty away from the SB and he looks like he might be doing
the same thing all over again in Cleveland. The guy is utterly phenomenal, arguably the best GM & talent evaluator in the league today.

Time will tell

Sometimes adding lot of pieces doesn't increase the whole Team
 
Looking over the FA still on the market, here's the guys I'd be calling...

QB: RGIII or Fitzmagic or Brock Lobster (ok maybe not the last one)
RB: TJ Yeldon or Spencer Ware. Possibly Jeremy Hill.
WR: Chris Hogan, Justin Hunter, Rishard Matthews, or Tavon Austin
TE: Austin Seferian-Jenkins
Tackle: Daryl Williams - this guy would be my absolute focus today
G/C - Mike Remmers
DL: Nobody
Edge: Nobody (unless they plan to jettison Clown)
IL: Nobody
Corner: Well, I doubt it happens now, but Ronald Darby or Bryce Callahan would be a nice addition
S: Nobody
Williams became a full-time starter for the Panthers in 2017, starting all 16 games at right tackle.

On July 28, 2018 during training camp, Williams was carted off the field with an apparent knee injury.[9]It was later revealed that day that Williams dislocated his right kneecap and tore his MCL.[10]Despite the injury, Williams started in the season opener against theDallas Cowboys, however left the game in the fourth quarter with a knee injury.[11]It was confirmed that Williams had re-injured his right knee and would be sidelined indefinitely.[12]He was then placed on injured reserve on September 12, 2018 after deciding to undergo knee surgery.[13]
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daryl_Williams_(American_football)
 
Bargain moves in FA will always be the best moves and the moves that repeatedly help to win championships. Teams like the Browns are gonna Brown, and when they fail to win a Superbowl in the next few years they will return to the same hell they've spent the last several years in - such is the fate of the fiscally irresponsible.

Your first statement is true, but the rest is totally false. The Browns change the minute they get good guys running their organization. Their past history has nothing to do with their future. Their future hires, moves, and their actions will. Right now I'd say they've finally gone in a strong direction and they're sitting up pretty fat right now. What they end up doing with that is on them, but they have the pieces to have a strong nucleus for several years now. Saying that they are gonna Brown because of previous coaching staffs and management officials has nothing to do with it unless their owner is always meddling and ruining things himself which is not something the Browns have been known for like the Cowboys for example.
 
Falcons starting RT Ryan Schraeder just released due to cap reasons. Will not count against compensatory pick formula and would be a solid starter to add to the OL. I expect the Texans to sign him!

Recently cut Falcons RT Ryan Schraeder -Turns 31 in May -6-7, 300 -2013 UDFA from Valdolsta State -Started 73 games for ATL over 6 seasons -63.6 PFF grade in 2018 -21st highest graded RT (O'Neill was 22nd at 63.0) -Allowed 33 total pressures & 7 sacks in 2018 Pick em up? pic.twitter.com/oQ86cO5…
 
Just read the news and thought the same.. I'm not familiar with him, is he any good?
The Falcons went into the 2019 offseason with a very limited amount of cap room – some estimates put them as low as $6 million under the cap. Atlanta has since made a couple of moves to free up more room, though.

On Tuesday, it was reported the team restructured quarterback Matt Ryan’s contract, converting some base salary into a signing bonus and freeing up $7 million in the process.

Today, the team pulled off another cap-friendly move by releasing OT Ryan Schraeder. According to a report by Tom Pelissero at NFL Network, the team is cutting him.
Releasing Schraeder will save the team $3.95 million in cap room for 2019 if it’s a pre-June 1 cut, and $6.45 million after.
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https://thefalconswire.usatoday.com/2019/03/13/falcons-ryan-schraeder-cut-salary-cap-2019/
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Cap casualty for ATL but probably could help us but as always depending on the price tag.
 
Your first statement is true, but the rest is totally false. The Browns change the minute they get good guys running their organization. Their past history has nothing to do with their future. Their future hires, moves, and their actions will. Right now I'd say they've finally gone in a strong direction and they're sitting up pretty fat right now. What they end up doing with that is on them, but they have the pieces to have a strong nucleus for several years now. Saying that they are gonna Brown because of previous coaching staffs and management officials has nothing to do with it unless their owner is always meddling and ruining things himself which is not something the Browns have been known for like the Cowboys for example.
I guess it's only fair that you would speak only in platitudes since I made some vague assumptions about their future, but I still refuse to describe the Browns as a beacon of competence as a franchise until these moves start producing some results - so we'll just have to see.
 
I guess it's only fair that you would speak only in platitudes since I made some vague assumptions about their future, but I still refuse to describe the Browns as a beacon of competence as a franchise until these moves start producing some results - so we'll just have to see.

I can't wait.

They may have a blueprint to change the way poorer franchises are built.

The Raiders are currently in the process of doing the same thing on a lesser scale.
 
I guess it's only fair that you would speak only in platitudes since I made some vague assumptions about their future, but I still refuse to describe the Browns as a beacon of competence as a franchise until these moves start producing some results - so we'll just have to see.

They produced some results this season. They ended the year like 7-2 or something like that under the coaching change up. Baker improved and looked to be a strong leader. They've added a lot of cheap young talent for years. Now they've got a loaded team with a guy that many think is a strong young leader. I think the Browns are on the right path.
 
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