NFL 2025 | To Tag or not to Tag?

OnlyTwoDaSilvas said:
A lot of speculation he'll be back on a reworked contract. But I don't know how I feel about that, I think it's a good time to cut ties. Oldest starting corner in the league, he was good last season, but I think they could bring back Isiah Rodgers on the cheap, who filled in a lot and was good. They've also got Keelee Ringo, who is raw but he's got a lot of potential. DeJean probably moves out of the slot this coming season too.

Milton Williams is going to get paid, but probably not in Philly. He deserves it though. Someone is getting a monster DT, just hope it's not Washington.

They just better not let Baun walk.
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Yeah. As great as he has been for us, I think it's the right time to move on.

Think Milton is one that Howie probably regrets not tying up before the season.

And looks like Baun did get paid.

RobinLFC said:
Cincinnati really is fecking their contracts up pretty badly imo. Had the chance to tie down Higgins long-term before Chase started kicking up a fuzz about his contract, didn't do it, now they need to pay him $26m without a long-term contract if he's willing to play on a second franchise tag. Chase is still seeking what probably will be the largest non-QB contract in history, Hendrickson wants an extension after a sack-leading season, Gesicki is a free agent, and they've cut their starting guard Alex Cappa to clear some cap space but their O-line in front of Burrow is far from the finished product.
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They should do what Howie does and structure the contracts in such a way that it's future Howie's problem :lol:

Rado_N said:
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Barkley's year keeps getting better. Looks like the restructure cuts his cap hit by half for the upcoming season.
 
So, Seahawks are releasing Lockett and Metcalf has requested for a trade. Truly an end of era if Metcalf leaves.

Cowboys making moves and generating lot of cap space with contract restructures.
 
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