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Not quite sure if there is any meat to the Peterson quote, or if that's just an agent trying to hook him while he can... But interesting nonetheless.
"My agent told me that there definitely wasn't going to be a lockout."
What else do you expect an agent to say to a kid?
Not in our age old IDP leagues.
Too bad we won't see it. Peterson plays one side of the field, and Julio plays the other. They rarely deviate, if ever.
This would be so incredibly fantastic for all involved... and so seemingly impossible. I'd guess two 1's would be required (and the Saints already spent 2 on Davenport...), plus the cap room...
Yea and whoops. Ken was a qb no?King of the Jungle said:
I think the Saints are a little jammed up between Brees and Bridgewater.King of the Jungle said:
Doesn't look like the website I looked at yesterday had Fletcher Cox's restructuring from a few weeks ago taken into account. If the $10M is correct, it would cost over $7M to trade for Peterson, doable depending on what their Likely To Be Earned incentives look like for the rest of the team. That doesn't leave much room, but they can probably squeeze out some dollars somewhere as I said beforeSnotbubbles said:
overthecap.com has the Eagles, for 2019 over by $6.3M, but Foles coming off saves $18.8M so they will be under the cap by $12.5M just on that move alone. I also expect this to be the last year of Jason Peters ($8M), Chris Long ($5.3M) and Wisniewski ($3M). They should be fine. The real question is what is the trade cost.
