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PFT's Free Agent Top 100



The following are PFT's top 100 free agents for the start of the 2019 league year. The rankings include prospective unrestricted and restricted free agents, as well as released players. The list wi...

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That's quite the list.

Of course I expect it to shrink before March 11th.

Jarrett and Thomas, and I'm done shopping other than signing our guys.

I don't see any moves being made on offense other than maybe adding a backup RB and slot receiver (if we lose both Beasley and Austin).

Of course, I also don't see both of those moves being made on defense, but we need to give Lawrence some line help. I think Gregory showed enough to stand pat at DE and continue to monitor the development of Charlton and Armstrong. But our 3-techs (Crawford, Collins) are just role players. I feel we're fine at 1-tech with Woods, though, for the role we need there.

Crazy talk, but Antonio Brown and the Steelers officially agreed to part ways today. He had just over an 18 Mill cap hit last year. I wonder if this would be feasible if we cut bait with Lee and Beasley. Williams and Irving are coming off the books as well. We have the cap space to sign our own already, and then some. Hmm. I guess it boils down to if the Steelers can trade his contract or if they just cut him. I believe they have to eat the dead money either way.

#1, #10, and #77, please and thank you.

One free agent I might be willing to gamble on is Kevin White, Bears and former West Virginia WR.

And before anyone screams about injuries, I would not throw a bunch of guaranteed money at him, so calm down.

6'3", only 26, compared well to Amari Cooper when they came out. Quicker off the line.


I would post some of his West Virginia highlights from youtube but not sure if rap songs contain explicit lyrics.

gimmesix said:

Jarrett and Thomas, and I'm done shopping other than signing our guys.

I don't see any moves being made on offense other than maybe adding a backup RB and slot receiver (if we lose both Beasley and Austin).

Of course, I also don't see both of those moves being made on defense, but we need to give Lawrence some line help. I think Gregory showed enough to stand pat at DE and continue to monitor the development of Charlton and Armstrong. But our 3-techs (Crawford, Collins) are just role players. I feel we're fine at 1-tech with Woods, though, for the role we need there.

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Jarrett would be awesome.

But there were reports at the end of the season, he and his agent were looking at Aaron Donald as a comp. He clearly won't get that type of money, but he's going to get paid by someone.

KingintheNorth said:

One free agent I might be willing to gamble on is Kevin White, Bears and former West Virginia WR.

And before anyone screams about injuries, I would not throw a bunch of guaranteed money at him, so calm down.

6'3", only 26, compared well to Amari Cooper when they came out. Quicker off the line.


I would post some of his West Virginia highlights from youtube but not sure if rap songs contain explicit lyrics.

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Using this logic, we should throw some chump change at Eifert too.

Sydla said:

Using this logic, we should throw some chump change at Eifert too.

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I like Eifert.

Difference for me is White was finally healthy last year, wheres Eifert is coming off back-to-back injuries the last two years.

Would be willing to sign either/both if the price is right.

White was also probably healthy because he was inactive for 7 games and barely played in the other 9.

But you are right, Eifert did get hurt, again, last year.

Give me 1, 14, 30, 76, 78, and 96 and Demetrius Harris who didnt make the list and let's boogie.

Use one or two picks on DT then the rest on offense.

1, 10, and 23.

1. Tank is going to get paid sooner or later. May as well pay him now instead of slapping the franchise tag on him again or you'll have to pay him more next season. It actually saves cap space in the long run.

10. Hopefully ET takes a bit of a discount to play for the Cowboys where he says wants to play.

23.Suh took less money and a short term deal because he believed he could he had a better chance at winning a Super Bowl with the Rams last season on a 1 year "Prove it" deal with a chance to play next to Aaron Donald. I'd offer him the same $14,000,000 deal with incentives to get it to $16,000 or $17,000,000 because he tends to take plays off at times.

After the dust settles, dive into the bargain bin for a few more guys and turn your attention to the Draft.