Julio Jones says "I'm outta there"

[BcRaven]

I wanted JJ before he draft and before we signed Watkins. At this point I did not want to trade for him. We used a first rounder on a WR. I don't want to see him on the bench. I want to see lots of reps for Bateman, Brown and even Boykin under a new WR coach.

You may even see more reps for WRs Duvernay and rookie Wallace too

EDC is building a strong offense through the draft, with a few FAs sprinkled in... Bc

[Ravenswintitle]

Was it worth it when they had to restructure Tannehill?

Ryan Tannehill’s cap numbers are now:

2021 - $13,883,333
2022 - $41,808,333
2023 - $39,808,334
The Titans pushed $15,616,667 of signing bonus proration onto future caps.

[MarkS]

Was it worth it when they had to restructure Tannehill?

Ryan Tannehill’s cap numbers are now:

2021 - $13,883,333
2022 - $41,808,333
2023 - $39,808,334
The Titans pushed $15,616,667 of signing bonus proration onto future caps.

I mean, this doesn't changes the overall cost of the contract, just pushes more of his cap hit back into the last 2 years of the contract.

Either way, at an average of less than $30Mil per year (4 years, $118Mil) Tannehill is an absolute steal.

He's projected to consume about 20% of the total cap in 2022, and just under 17% for 2023, which is high for a guy who is not quite a top-5 QB (personally, I'd rank hime somewhere #7-10), but it's not totally out of line or unwieldy.

[WrongBaldy]

Cap keeps going up.

[WNCRavensFan]

Cap keeps going up.

Welp, the 2022 cap is already unofficially set at $208.2 mil, and the Titans after acquiring Jones will have roughly $8.632 mil in cap space, subject to change depending on who gets cut from preseason. Not terrible, but not that good either.