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They took a pic of it too:Are any of us surprised that Myles hosts D&D at his house?
They took a pic of it too:Are any of us surprised that Myles hosts D&D at his house?
We got him in a discount. He probably becomes the highest paid guard.
They took a pic of it too:
Myles Garrett.I get the one person i dont recognize is Teller's wife, who is the other person?
Myles Garrett.
Interesting structure to the Teller contract: https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2021/11/09/inside-the-wyatt-teller-extension/
Lower average in 2022 and looks to be a two-year guaranteed extension with two 'we'll see years' after that which aren't guaranteed..
Heading into next year Tretter is an obvious restructure/cut candidate but he is still playing at a high level and obviously an important part of the line.. They would create $8.25 million in cap space by cutting him but the conundrum is I don't believe his replacement is currently on the roster... We thought that might be Nick Harris but nothing we've seen so far leads anyone to believe he can step in at that level... With Tretter seemingly (healthwise) only likely playing a couple more years, I wonder if they approach him about a restructure to lower his cap hit but lock him up for another year or two...
I think Hooper is an obvious restructure candidate as they save more by restructuring than cutting... Keenum could also be on the chopping block and perhaps they explore a reunion at a lower rate...
We've seen the importance of a backup QB thus far and while Keenum makes close to $8 million next year, I wouldn't be surprised if they try to make it work one more year before a potential Baker extension kicks in... But yes, he does represent an easy way to acquire cap room next year..I think Keenum is gone with Mullens signed to our practice squad.
I am not sure we resturcture or cut Tretter, we have no replacement and he is playng at a high level. 8.25 is fair price for his level of production.
I think Landry could be cut, saves 14.5 million, on pace for 50 receptions for 600 yards, way to much money for that production.
I think we could see Conklin cut, maybe sign a RT at a reduced price and draft one in the first 2 rounds?
We've seen the importance of a backup QB thus far and while Keenum makes close to $8 million next year, I wouldn't be surprised if they try to make it work one more year before a potential Baker extension kicks in... But yes, he does represent an easy way to acquire cap room next year..
Landry is another one but similiar to Tretter, I do think he means a lot to this offense off the field and I don't see a logical replacement on the roster... The Browns did draft Felton and Schwartz and do have DPJ but that is an awfully thin room, even adding another through the draft or free agency... Higgins is an obvious candidate to come back but this FO or coaching staff don't seem to value him highly...
Conklin is a no-go for several reasons: one he's playing at a high level, two we see the importance the FO places on offensive line and three the Browns would incur $9 million in dead cap and only save $2 million by cutting him..
With Hance's positional versatility, I do wonder if they explore him at center next year...
We thought that might be Nick Harris but nothing we've seen so far leads anyone to believe he can step in at that level...
Harris has been great blocking on the move in the preseason. If the pocket is moving or he pulls to lead a back, he's a starter.
The problem is the same since his rookie year. Harris struggles when he has to anchor against a bull rush from an elite defensive interior opponent.
He has done a good job as JC Tretter's stand in during the week for practices. He may be a solid bridge when Tretter moves on or retires.