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The big news preseason was that Dak decided to play out the season rather than accepting a deal in the 30m per annum range. Thinking he would increase his worth over the season. Play well, get a bigger deal etc But has this gamble failed from another perspective? The lack of new openings for starters in 2020. Lets look around the league:
NFC East - none of the other teams expected to look for a new QB.
NFC North - only possibility is Rodgers deciding to retire.
NFC South - Even if Brees retires, Saints have Bridgewater. Only possibility is Tampa Bay?
NFC West - no changes expected.
AFC East - will Brady retire? Will the Dolphins sign a QB to compete with Rosen
AFC North - Will the Bengals clean house?
AFC South - no changes expected.
AFC West - will Rivers retire. Raiders sign someone to compete?
Not many spots - depends on the number of high profile retirements. A few teams may sign "number 2 plus" QBs to push their starter or as an interim replacement for a retirement, but these will all be in the 5m to 10m range per year with low guarantees.
What's Daks competition? The other experienced starter on the market will be Case Keenum.
We're also told there are good QBs in the draft.
So even if Dak had a good season, there are very few teams expected to offer 30m plus to ANY QB.
NFC East - none of the other teams expected to look for a new QB.
NFC North - only possibility is Rodgers deciding to retire.
NFC South - Even if Brees retires, Saints have Bridgewater. Only possibility is Tampa Bay?
NFC West - no changes expected.
AFC East - will Brady retire? Will the Dolphins sign a QB to compete with Rosen
AFC North - Will the Bengals clean house?
AFC South - no changes expected.
AFC West - will Rivers retire. Raiders sign someone to compete?
Not many spots - depends on the number of high profile retirements. A few teams may sign "number 2 plus" QBs to push their starter or as an interim replacement for a retirement, but these will all be in the 5m to 10m range per year with low guarantees.
What's Daks competition? The other experienced starter on the market will be Case Keenum.
We're also told there are good QBs in the draft.
So even if Dak had a good season, there are very few teams expected to offer 30m plus to ANY QB.