Sentences with phrase «in free agency»

The quarterback was in the final season of his rookie contract and would've left in free agency anyway.

Its ok to pay for players in free agency, but when the time is right.

That's not all that surprising given that we addressed that as a team in free agency and that the relative quality of the prospects this year is not that high.

You do nt draft guys and develop them to just let them walk in free agency..

I think we will spend in free agency to address a lot of these issues.

Does your team seem destined to make a big splash in free agency?

We did nothing to upgrade our d - line in free agency.

So if we're done in free agency this year, we'll have to max out the cap for next 2 years to get back to 89 % average.

No, I didn't say we should look for a tackle in free agency.

If there is an above average or better center in free agency, that is were a new center should be signed.

I really would like to see us add 1 corner and 1 safety in free agency.

That puts them in a great position to finally land a franchise quarterback in free agency.

If this can happen in trades, it will most certainly happen in free agency too.

Actually IMO, it would be surprising to see him land «at least one more big fish in free agency».

They did add a pretty competent receiver in free agency.

It is too late in free agency to act like they are going to relocate some of that money elsewhere this year.

If you can't draft / develop well, you need to address needs in free agency, which will impact your cap.

They've made good choices in free agency, but the team has so many holes the draft has no margin for error, they need to hit every pick through the 4th.

I am not really expecting a whole lot in free agency, so far as signing players not on our roster.

Then teams have the right to match any contract they receive in free agency after their fourth year.

They may fall in love with somebody at edge (or elsewhere), and given the lack of supply at edge in free agency, it's the draft or else.

I believe they addressed the position in free agency and wouldn't mind a later round guy but not in the first 2 rounds for sure.

They have a huge gap at small forward that they can't really fill in free agency because they're pretty much capped out over the next few seasons.

With that said, once some of these guys get paid in free agency they end up being different players as well.

I have a feeling we are planning to get someone specific in free agency that better addresses what our defensive coaches want.

The coaching staff either really didn't like him or really wanted us to pick up a different guy in free agency and are sure we can get them.

It's a one - year offer, for a set amount, that players can accept or reject based on their expected chances in free agency.

And his boys don't care about money, so they'll stick together on the same team without any of them getting greedy in free agency.

I believe that there is a 90 % chance that # 12 will be a defender, especially given that we signed offense in free agency.

I agree on their approach in free agency mostly but I think there are good deals out there as well and they are missing just for not asking.

He would have easily exceeded $ 100 million in free agency along with earning more than he did in his last arbitration year.

We could also figure out the direction teams are taking in free agency, which players could be getting the franchise tag and much more.

I don't see him topping 6 mil annually in free agency, and I don't see him topping 4 years.

In the free agency era of law practices where lawyers move from firm to firm and company to company to snag the best opportunity, building a tight team has become a rarity.

We did nt address the d - line in free agency, though.

Need to get a quality experienced center in free agency.

Next year see what happens in free agency, if it's dry then best left tackle available with the 1st round pick.

Starting over with a new coaching staff you didn't choose to play for isn't ideal when given the choice in free agency.

Without Larry Bird or a reasonably short path to contention, he's too huge a flight risk to leave in free agency in one year.

He also traded next year's first - rounder to Seattle to move up in the second round and snag Wake Forest cornerback Alphonso Smith, who joins a crowded secondary that includes three more players signed in free agency.

And unless I'm understanding the process incorrectly, Randle signing a bigger offer sheet early in the free agency period will put the Lakers in a tough spot (if they're hoping to sign two max guys in the offseason).

He's a great post defender and would be a good replacement for Kenyon Martin, whom the Nuggets lost in free agency this past year.

The Jaguars didn't have many needs after a season that ended in the AFC Championship, but they were active in free agency anyway.

Part of the reason Chicago signed Wade in free agency last year to help sell tickets.

For the past five seasons, the Saints have had limited salary cap space to work with, but always seem to make just enough (questionable) moves in free agency with the limited funds they have.

But the direction we went in free agency leaves much bigger holes at DT, and CB.

Three years later, after Thomas averaged 20 points per game at age 24, the Kings under Pete D'Alessandro let him walk in free agency for nothing.

The Detroit Lions lost linebacker Justin Durant in free agency on Tuesday, with him signing with the Dallas Cowboys once the Cowboys free up cap space.

Westbrook is re-writing the record books but, more importantly, the Thunder are winning despite losing Durant in free agency.