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No. That ship has sailed.One wonders if DW4 would play for Texans if Brian Flores was to be HC here ...
I would have laughed at this post, but there's too much truth.
So, you are saying they will not keep these players around to mentor the younger players and tell them "this is the way"?
I would have laughed at this post, but there's too much truth.
The good news is that the Texans will be so cap strapped next year, they can't afford to bring that many "mentors" into NRG.@steelbtexan looks like you might get your wish for a bunch of aging veterans to join the Texans and mentor the young players.
The good news is that the Texans will be so cap strapped next year, they can't afford to bring that many "mentors" into NRG.
Injury was a thumb fracture with completely torn ligament. The injury occurred mid Oct. He should have been able to return by mid Dec. That would have left him no more than ~2 games to play this season. There could be many reasons, some of which have been already mentioned, for him not playing besides not wanting to be here.I dunno why was Tunsil AWOL for much of or most of the latter part of the 2021 season in terms of game time ?
The reports as I recall indicated he had an injury to a pinky which would seem to be a rather feeble excuse for missing so much time.
If the injury report is accurate would you want to keep that player on the roster as the one to count on to protect your QBs blind-side?
That's the thing Steel: for whatever reason(s) Tunsil doesn't seem to wat to remain with teh teans organizaion.rI donAnd the answer is yes, but if he doesn't want to be here so be it. But you'll never convince me that if he doesn't want to stay the Texans on field product wouldn't be better over the next 3-5 yrs with Tunsil playing at the LT position.
Awright thank you for informing on Tunsils situation this past season.Injury was a thumb fracture with completely torn ligament. The injury occurred mid Oct. He should have been able to return by mid Dec. That would have left him no more than ~2 games to play this season. There could be many reasons, some of which have been already mentioned, for him not playing besides not wanting to be here.
If when DW4 is traded there would be an additional $16.2MM in dead money which would increase dead money to $51MM. However, because the Texans wouldn't have to pay DW4 2022 salary that would be a salary cap savings of $18.8MM. $35MM Salary - $16.2 dead money = $18.8 savings. (Provided the Texans do not agree to pay any portion of DW4 2022 salary).
Additionally that dead money can be spread over 2022 and 2023 which is another benefit.If when DW4 is traded there would be an additional $16.2MM in dead money which would increase dead money to $51MM. However, because the Texans wouldn't have to pay DW4 2022 salary that would be a salary cap savings of $18.8MM. $35MM Salary - $16.2 dead money = $18.8 savings. (Provided the Texans do not agree to pay any portion of DW4 2022 salary).
Only if the trade is post June 1st, 2022. If it's prior (like before the draft), the dead money is $16.2 million.Additionally that dead money can be spread over 2022 and 2023 which is another benefit.
I thought dead money became effective immediately with spread over two years despite the type of trade. Thanks for the correction.Only if the trade is post June 1st, 2022. If it's prior (like before the draft), the dead money is $16.2 million.
That's the thing Steel: for whatever reason(s) Tunsil doesn't seem to wat to remain with teh teans organizaion.rI don
Awright thank you for informing on Tunsils situation this past season.
I think they can designate it a June 1st cut anytime. But the extra money won't be available until after June 1stOnly if the trade is post June 1st, 2022. If it's prior (like before the draft), the dead money is $16.2 million.
Additionally that dead money can be spread over 2022 and 2023 which is another benefit.
Why? If you are going to take out the trash, take out the trash. That would not be a 2023 benefit, that's a 2023 handicap.Additionally that dead money can be spread over 2022 and 2023 which is another benefit.
FFS. It’s no wonder some orgs have a person that does nothing else but count beans. I’m guessing that’s the norm. How a GM alone could keep up with this I have no idea. In reading a few paragraphs of that my brain wandered off to a rerun of Good Times.Came across this old article (still relevant) explaining in very simple terms "dead money."
NFL Free Agency: A Basic Explanation of the Complex Concept of "Dead Money"
TYLER RABORNMARCH 14, 2013
FFS. It’s no wonder some orgs have a person that does nothing else but count beans. I’m guessing that’s the norm. How a GM alone could keep up with this I have no idea. In reading a few paragraphs of that my brain wandered off to a rerun of Good Times.
The idiots wanting to write contracts is probably why he was fired. No one in the room to say, "are you crazy?"It was a serious **** up to let Chris Olsen go.
That was worst than the Hopkins trade.
He was the only adult in the room among all the idiots trying to write contracts.
Olson was fired because he couldn't get behind the lunacy of the O'Brien-Easterby contracts.The idiots wanting to write contracts is probably why he was fired. No one in the room to say, "are you crazy?"
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If a HC goes to Caserio and ask to sign a FA and Caserio agrees, but Easterby thinks it's not a "culture" fit. I know this is speculation, but what do you think happens?Cal and Caserio have spelled out what Easterby's role is. Operations/Logistics, Caserio is over football ops.
You can choose to believe them or not.
If a HC goes to Caserio and ask to sign a FA and Caserio agrees, but Easterby thinks it's not a "culture" fit. I know this is speculation, but what do you think happens?
With that scenario in mind. Although Caserio made the final call. Didn't Easterby chime in on personnel moves? How is that only operations and logistics? How many times would he sway Caserio's decisions on personnel?I think Caserio makes the final call.
With that scenario in mind. Although Caserio made the final call. Didn't Easterby chime in on personnel moves? How is that only operations and logistics? How many times would he sway Caserio's decisions on personnel?
If Cal had to make a choice between the two, the file Clerk would be the odd man out. Ask Bill O'Brien.According to Caserio, Easterby wouldn't be giving his opinion on football matters unless Caserio asked him for an opinion.
I think Caserio would tell him to do his job. Just like the Patriots did. Find a way to make it work. But there will still be those Ocho Cincos that just won't.If a HC goes to Caserio and ask to sign a FA and Caserio agrees, but Easterby thinks it's not a "culture" fit. I know this is speculation, but what do you think happens?
If Cal had to make a choice between the two, the file Clerk would be the odd man out. Ask Bill O'Brien.
If Cal had to make a choice between the two, the file Clerk would be the odd man out. Ask Bill O'Brien.
Why?If Caserio wants to keep Hamilton he better get busy.
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Why?
All he has to say is they want him here, ask him to give Caserio the opportunity to match/beat any offer.
It's possible Caserio already told Pep who the HC will be & offered him the OC position. Remember, they've been planning this going on two years now
After further consideration the Texans paying a portion of DW4 salary as part of the trade deal is a distinct possibility when you consider he will be suspended. The trading team could very well likely want the Texans to pay half his salary to cover the suspension. The file clerk may have no other alternative but to pay it he wants to trade DW4.If when DW4 is traded there would be an additional $16.2MM in dead money which would increase dead money to $51MM. However, because the Texans wouldn't have to pay DW4 2022 salary that would be a salary cap savings of $18.8MM. $35MM Salary - $16.2 dead money = $18.8 savings. (Provided the Texans do not agree to pay any portion of DW4 2022 salary).
I believe Caserio does have the ultimate authority over football operations but Easterby even though he sits underneath Caserio in the org chart has a stronger connection to ownership. And IMO Easterby would win a battle over Caserio if it came down to it with Gameboy C.Cal and Caserio have spelled out what Easterby's role is. Operations/Logistics, Caserio is over football ops.
You can choose to believe them or not.
I bet Easterby would be gone as soon as people stop crying about him.I believe Caserio does have the ultimate authority over football operations but Easterby even though he sits underneath Caserio in the org chart has a stronger connection to ownership. And IMO Easterby would win a battle over Caserio if it came down to it with Gameboy C.
more definitive here
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Report: Pep Hamilton declines interview with Panthers
Pep Hamilton has declined an interview with the Panthers for their offensive coordinator vacancy, Aaron Wilson of Sports Talk 790 reports.profootballtalk.nbcsports.com
Hamilton doesn't want to leave and the Texans don't want him to leave. The Texans will find some way to keep him.more definitive here
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Report: Pep Hamilton declines interview with Panthers
Pep Hamilton has declined an interview with the Panthers for their offensive coordinator vacancy, Aaron Wilson of Sports Talk 790 reports.profootballtalk.nbcsports.com
I believe Caserio does have the ultimate authority over football operations but Easterby even though he sits underneath Caserio in the org chart has a stronger connection to ownership. And IMO Easterby would win a battle over Caserio if it came down to it with Gameboy C.