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Still don't know what the justification for bringing Amos back is. If they wanted to extend him they could have, instead they did a restructure and let his contract expire with a lot of dead void year money. That tells me they don't want him back unless he's dirt cheap, and he won't be. Someone else will take a 1-2 year flier on him and I wish him luck. Really was a solid if slightly underrated FA signing before the wheels came off last year.
Cobb as your WR5 or 6 is ok as long as you have others playing a lot of ST, and he's getting maybe 8-10 snaps a game. If Rodgers comes back I could see an argument for bringing him back as your lone old vet in the WR room, but you don't really want him playing a lot. He can't run anymore and hasn't been able to stay healthy for years. Nobody else is going to sign him.
Johnathon Ford did not have inspiring college tape, and made the roster simply on the basis of being a draft pick. He never played, not even on goal line or short yardage situations, which is where you'd think a 340 pound DL would like up. Like Clark and Slaton, he plays the NT. I don't know what you do with him, but I don't think he sticks. Slayton is an interesting if older player who has bounced around a few teams. They went into games last year thin at DL rather than bring up Slayton or activate Ford. I am skeptical either will amount to much. If a guy like Breese is there at 15 and his medicals check out I wouldn't be unhappy if they take him. I do think outside of Jalen Carter there isn't a lot of R1 DL, but I could easily see them look at one in mid or late rounds. I have optimism for Wyatt but he was very inconsistent. I don't think he'll be as good as Clark but still pretty good. Point is, I think they need another body here who can play. Maybe that ends up being a cheap vet FA signing.
Starting to wonder if they take an OL in R1. Not a huge fan of it, but at this point little they do would shock me. Not convinced they have their 2024 tackle tandem on the roster. They had some issues in the interiior OL last year, that's an area they might look to improve as well, but not in R1.
Cobb as your WR5 or 6 is ok as long as you have others playing a lot of ST, and he's getting maybe 8-10 snaps a game. If Rodgers comes back I could see an argument for bringing him back as your lone old vet in the WR room, but you don't really want him playing a lot. He can't run anymore and hasn't been able to stay healthy for years. Nobody else is going to sign him.
Johnathon Ford did not have inspiring college tape, and made the roster simply on the basis of being a draft pick. He never played, not even on goal line or short yardage situations, which is where you'd think a 340 pound DL would like up. Like Clark and Slaton, he plays the NT. I don't know what you do with him, but I don't think he sticks. Slayton is an interesting if older player who has bounced around a few teams. They went into games last year thin at DL rather than bring up Slayton or activate Ford. I am skeptical either will amount to much. If a guy like Breese is there at 15 and his medicals check out I wouldn't be unhappy if they take him. I do think outside of Jalen Carter there isn't a lot of R1 DL, but I could easily see them look at one in mid or late rounds. I have optimism for Wyatt but he was very inconsistent. I don't think he'll be as good as Clark but still pretty good. Point is, I think they need another body here who can play. Maybe that ends up being a cheap vet FA signing.
Starting to wonder if they take an OL in R1. Not a huge fan of it, but at this point little they do would shock me. Not convinced they have their 2024 tackle tandem on the roster. They had some issues in the interiior OL last year, that's an area they might look to improve as well, but not in R1.
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