2015 Season - Likely the one season you'll get to see Snacks, Williams, Mo, and Sheldon
Drafting of Williams likely to lead to the end of the Jets great dline as we know it...
Well, I look for Snacks to be a Pat or Bill in 2016. Good thing we used our #6 pick on dline! At least it will give us an excuse to target dline again next year!
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@RichCimini #Jetsmail how can the jets afford mo, sheldon, snacks, and Williams for another 6 seasons
@RichCimini: Six? Wow, you're really thinking long term. The bottom line is, they can't afford them all. Damon Harrison could be the first to go because he will be an unrestricted free agent and the going rate for a quality nose tackle is about $4 million a year. It'll be tough to keep him. You can keep Wilkerson in 2016 by using the franchise tag, which probably will be about $15 million. Sheldon Richardson is signed through 2016 -- really 2017, when you add on the fifth-year option. It will be very difficult, but not impossible to give second contracts to Richardson and Wilkerson. Under a salary cap, it's hard to pour that much money into one position. The silver lining, if you could call it that, is they don't have a franchise quarterback to pay -- although I'm sure Mike Maccagnan wishes he did.
Drafting of Williams likely to lead to the end of the Jets great dline as we know it...
Well, I look for Snacks to be a Pat or Bill in 2016. Good thing we used our #6 pick on dline! At least it will give us an excuse to target dline again next year!
L0¥@£ JETS F@N @Sw1ftee
@RichCimini #Jetsmail how can the jets afford mo, sheldon, snacks, and Williams for another 6 seasons
@RichCimini: Six? Wow, you're really thinking long term. The bottom line is, they can't afford them all. Damon Harrison could be the first to go because he will be an unrestricted free agent and the going rate for a quality nose tackle is about $4 million a year. It'll be tough to keep him. You can keep Wilkerson in 2016 by using the franchise tag, which probably will be about $15 million. Sheldon Richardson is signed through 2016 -- really 2017, when you add on the fifth-year option. It will be very difficult, but not impossible to give second contracts to Richardson and Wilkerson. Under a salary cap, it's hard to pour that much money into one position. The silver lining, if you could call it that, is they don't have a franchise quarterback to pay -- although I'm sure Mike Maccagnan wishes he did.
