If you were to offer Jevonte Williams a contract, how much would it be?

[Chasing6]

Completely agree 3 years 33 million.
15 guaranteed

$15 would be too low for $33.

 

[Chasing6]

I’ll pass. Seems like rbs are a dime a dozen. The league has dozens of these guys buried on teams with poor OL play who could do what Jovante is doing given the opportunity and blocking.

Jovante is breaking tackles behind the line of scrimmage. Not sure it is the blocking.

 

[Chasing6]

We should look in the draft, but he'll only be 26 by the beginning of next season. If he keeps up this level of play, I say we absolutely have to resign him, especially since we don't have to make a horrid investment into Micah Parsons anymore.

Pretty sure we have been looking in the draft for a few years now.

 

[Chasing6]

Costs goes up instrumentally if you wait and his excellent play continues.

And what happens if he gets injured???

 

[ChronicCowboy]

If he finishes in the top 3 rushing this season it will require 12 million per year. Taylor makes 14 per year but his production has been more consistent. It would be risky to give him that much but compared to giving Pickens 30 million per year it seems like a bargain.

 

[JoeKing]

I'm afraid I couldn't offer Williams much. It's a good think someone else is picking up that tab.

 

[Rayman70]

If he finishes in the top 3 rushing this season it will require 12 million per year. Taylor makes 14 per year but his production has been more consistent. It would be risky to give him that much but compared to giving Pickens 30 million per year it seems like a bargain.

agreed. Im in the same ball park. 10-12 mill per.

 

[Rayman70]

And what happens if he gets injured???

then we gambled and lost. I rather gamble and lose than not have tried at all. You got no chance if you never take a calculated risk.

 

[Bullflop]

Coog, you've admitted it yourself that it's too early yet to make such decisions. You were correct. If he keeps performing at his present level, perhaps 8 to 10 mil per year would be about right. We'll see.

 

[Chasing6]

I'm afraid I couldn't offer Williams much. It's a good think someone else is picking up that tab.

I think it is too early in the season to start negotiations. Plus at this point his agent is going to advise him to wait.

 

[conner01]

Too cheap, if he has a monster season he will get a 2-3 year 40+ mil deal

He’s gonna get around 10 mil per year based on other contracts

 

[Havic]

He’s gonna get around 10 mil per year based on other contracts

I'm talking a Barkley type season last year, and still 25 years old.

 

[kskboys]

3 years $24M and $15M guaranteed.

Unless he gets hurt again, 8 mil/seasons is not getting it done. Try 3 yrs/33 mil.

 

[Reid1boys]

$15 would be too low for $33.

1	Saquon Barkley	Philadelphia Eagles	$20.6 Million
2	Christian McCaffrey	San Francisco 49ers	$19.0 Million
3	Derrick Henry	Baltimore Ravens	$15.0 Million
4	Jonathan Taylor	Indianapolis Colts	$14.0 Million
5	Alvin Kamara	New Orleans Saints	$12.25 Million
6	Josh Jacobs	Green Bay Packers	$12.0 Million
7	James Cook	Buffalo Bills	$11.5 Million
8	Kyren Williams	Los Angeles Rams	$11.0 Million
9	Aaron Jones	Minnesota Vikings	$10.0 Million
10	Joe Mixon	Houston Texans	$9.875 Million

Export to Sheets

 

[Reid1boys]

He’s gonna get around 10 mil per year based on other contracts

more

 

[kskboys]

And what happens if he gets injured???

Chance you take. Did you do some research on his injury history before the last one to see if he is injury prone? If not, your question is irrelevant.

 

[quickccc]

Well the fact that they are “easily replaceable "

replace per NFL draft ,.. trade .... or Unrestriced Free Agency ...?

 

[quickccc]

3 yrs/36 mil

i'd be very concerned with committing that kind of money to a veteran back, that has some wear tread on his body & wheels, that is not a breakaway ala Derrick Henry,
and has a take on hard churning style that is suspectible to eventually wear and durability issues.

Can he be a cap friendly casualty cut the following year, if he flames out after he's re-signed ?

 

[kskboys]

i'd be very concerned with committing that kind of money to a veteran back, that has some wear tread on his body & wheels, that is not a breakaway ala Derrick Henry,
and has a take on hard churning style that is suspectible to eventually wear and durability issues.

Can he be a cap friendly casualty cut the following year, if he flames out after he's re-signed ?

And yet, we won't win w/o him.

 

[Chasing6]

Chance you take. Did you do some research on his injury history before the last one to see if he is injury prone? If not, your question is irrelevant.

No it is not irrelevant. Waiting is a risk and signing him now is a risk. Either way his Agent will make him wait, unless they offer him a great deal.