Cheese Curds - News Around The League 2021

[salmar80]

off the rails

Yup. Moved the discussion about Cam to the Round Table.

[paco]

Andrews has obviously been producing more/longer than Tonyan and is a year younger. But something to look at should he put up a big year.

[BF004]

And just like that, Bakhtiari is underpaid already.



Right tackle with zero postseason accolades and an above average at best PFF grade.

Only thing he has going for him is his youth.

[NCF]

And just like that, Bakhtiari is underpaid already.

Same sentiment for Billy Turner who looked like a massive overpay has quickly become a below market deal.

[lupedafiasco]

And just like that, Bakhtiari is underpaid already.

Same sentiment for Billy Turner who looked like a massive overpay has quickly become a below market deal.

Strongly disagree.

[NCF]

And just like that, Bakhtiari is underpaid already.

Same sentiment for Billy Turner who looked like a massive overpay has quickly become a below market deal.

Strongly disagree.

I'm sure you do. Look at RT contracts around the league that have been signed in the past 2 years and get back to me.

[lupedafiasco]

Same sentiment for Billy Turner who looked like a massive overpay has quickly become a below market deal.

Strongly disagree.

I'm sure you do. Look at RT contracts around the league that have been signed in the past 2 years and get back to me.

Turner should be in the back up range.

[BF004]

And just like that, Bakhtiari is underpaid already.

Same sentiment for Billy Turner who looked like a massive overpay has quickly become a below market deal.

Strongly disagree.

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Simply asinine you still think that after the year he just had.

[lupedafiasco]

Same sentiment for Billy Turner who looked like a massive overpay has quickly become a below market deal.

Strongly disagree.

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Simply asinine you still think that after the year he just had.

The year where he got all the help and when he couldnt get that help anymore got embarrassed? That year? The agenda is you people trying to justify that horrible signing at every turn.

[BF004]

Strongly disagree.

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Simply asinine you still think that after the year he just had.

The year where he got all the help and when he couldnt get that help anymore got embarrassed? That year? The agenda is you people trying to justify that horrible signing at every turn.

Doesn’t even make sense. He didn’t ever get embarrassed at RT. He did not do well at LT when tossed into the fire in the playoffs.

Not trying to justify a damn thing, literally zero agenda, zero dog in the fight. I didn’t agree with the signing, I’m rooting for him to do well, because why the hell wouldn’t I?

And completely objectively with no bias, he had a great year and if he performs at that level, 100% more than justifies the contract he was given.

Plenty comfortable dogging on Gute when and if he deserves it and I do. Just simply foolish and kind of makes you look petty and like an idiot to keep pushing this narrative, when it’s basically verifiably wrong.

[lupedafiasco]

People were fake up until the departure of Harrell and Randall as well. No different.

[Pckfn23]

Wow, talk about your red herrings!

Ya, let's not talk about how Turner was actually very good... instead let's throw up misleading statements about Damarious Randall and Justin Harrell. Neither of which were thought of as actually good, people held out hope that they would become good. On the other hand Billy Turner was/is actually good.

[Labrev]

People were fake up until the departure of Harrell and Randall as well. No different.

Very different, in fact. People were not real happy with Turner the year before last.

Our opinion of him has shifted solely on the basis of how well he played, and he was demonstrably good last year. You assume it's an agenda/belief thing because that's how YOU have formed your opinion of him.

[Drj820]

The Packers are going to be forced to keep Sternberger for the entire season, even if they dont need him at all...while they wait to see if Tonyan prices himself out of their 2022 cap capabilities. Tonyan is still very under valued around the league, a big year and his price point could sky rocket beyond Mark Andrews new precedent setting number.

[go pak go]

The Packers are going to be forced to keep Sternberger for the entire season, even if they dont need him at all...while they wait to see if Tonyan prices himself out of their 2022 cap capabilities. Tonyan is still very under valued around the league, a big year and his price point could sky rocket beyond Mark Andrews new precedent setting number.

I know. Tonyan and MVS are two players I would have zero problems with giving a 3 year extension before the season. But that also means those guys need to agree to it too.

We have some 2018+ players I really want to make sure we get locked up.

[Labrev]

I don't think Tonyan will price himself out; even the most pricey TEs are a bargain in the big scheme of things. MVS could because WRs are expensive, especially if they are tall, fast, and make plays downfield.

But I really doubt we will have much buyer's remorse if we pay Bobby. He's ascending, has the talent to be a top player at his position, he will be a big help for the new young starting QB, and --perhaps most importantly-- the Kubiak/Shanahan scheme MLF runs and receiving TEs go together really well. To me, he's a high priority re-sign.

[YoHoChecko]

But I really doubt we will have much buyer's remorse if we pay Bobby. He's ascending, has the talent to be a top player at his position, he will be a big help for the new young starting QB, and --perhaps most importantly-- the Kubiak/Shanahan scheme MLF runs and receiving TEs go together really well. To me, he's a high priority re-sign.

With Adams confirming that there is "no chance" of him signing an extension before the season, I am strongly leaning toward signing MVS and Tonyan now, for less money combined than Adams would command, and letting the Adams chips fall where they may. Still would be happy with either outcome, but I am fairly convinced we're in an "Adams OR MVS and Tonyan" situation and I want to roll the dice on ascending youth rather than pay the top of the market.

[lupedafiasco]

I would be fine losing Tonyan. Depends on how much he wants but I’m really high in Deguara and I do think one more camp for Stern will be big for him. I think there are tools to work with but he got a late start being a juco kid and only playing a year of high level ball at A&M. Dad way in top of that puts together a good group.

[go pak go]

But I really doubt we will have much buyer's remorse if we pay Bobby. He's ascending, has the talent to be a top player at his position, he will be a big help for the new young starting QB, and --perhaps most importantly-- the Kubiak/Shanahan scheme MLF runs and receiving TEs go together really well. To me, he's a high priority re-sign.

With Adams confirming that there is "no chance" of him signing an extension before the season, I am strongly leaning toward signing MVS and Tonyan now, for less money combined than Adams would command, and letting the Adams chips fall where they may. Still would be happy with either outcome, but I am fairly convinced we're in an "Adams OR MVS and Tonyan" situation and I want to roll the dice on ascending youth rather than pay the top of the market.

I completely agree.

And honestly, WR's outside of Jerry Rice have what...2 to 4 years of prime production and performance in their career? We are likely going to get most of those years as it is (2019 - 2021). I have no doubt that Adams will be successful in 2022 - 2024 wherever he plays, but I also believe making him the highest paid player will be more about paying for past performance than continued ascension.

I think we are better served going elsewhere and enjoy the heck out of Adams's last season as a Packer.

[go pak go]

I would be fine losing Tonyan. Depends on how much he wants but I’m really high in Deguara and I do think one more camp for Stern will be big for him. I think there are tools to work with but he got a late start being a juco kid and only playing a year of high level ball at A&M. Dad way in top of that puts together a good group.

I gotta say. I'm a little surprised about your comments regarding Billy Turner and calling others here sheep or whatever term you want for Harrell and Randle but then on the same side you showing the confidence you are showing in Sternberger who deserves even less praise than Justin and Dumbarious.