Lions announce Suh won't be tagged

I wonder what the Eagles, Commanders and Giants think about Dallas signing a young, dominant DT like Suh?

I wonder if they'd be glad we did or if they'd dread playing him for the next half decade or so?

Would they say, "Yes! Dallas just spent a lot on one defensive player!" or would they think, "Suh makes their entire defense different and with him collapsing the pocket, their DE's will get to the QB a lot more."?

Will they think Dallas spent a lot or will they think the whole defense just got a lot nastier?

Will they think this makes it more difficult for Dallas to bring in some lower priced free agents or will they think that with a young guy like Suh who has no motivation issues, his contract could be structured in such a way to not impact the cap nearly as much as someone who will only be good for a couple-three years?

I wonder...

I don't think any team wants to play Suh twice a year. He is, IMO, one of the few truly dominant Defensive players in the NFL today. Having said this, it is a real concern anytime you tie up a significant amount of cap long term. In fact, the only real justification for doing something like that is if you have a very good chance of bringing in a player and paying big time money to be the guy who can be the difference in winning a championship. Not just being a piece of the puzzle but actually being the guy who puts you over the top. That is my opinion.
 
Everyone here talks about how we don't have the money to sign our own guys and a guy like Suh or Hardy. Yet Seattle always has money to do whatever the want. What's wrong with this picture?

Seattle hasn't had to pay out 100 Million plus on a QB. That's why they have been able to do certain things but that's all about to change for them.
 
Everyone here talks about how we don't have the money to sign our own guys and a guy like Suh or Hardy. Yet Seattle always has money to do whatever the want. What's wrong with this picture?

Russell Wilson is the 59th highest paid quarterback in the NFL. When that changes lets see how they do.
 
Maybe he could be this team's version of Haley....troubled, talented..puts us over the top? Just thinking out loud.
 
I'm guessing he ends up in Oakland....right coach, right team, plenty of money.
 
Russell Wilson is the 59th highest paid quarterback in the NFL. When that changes lets see how they do.

Wow! There are only 32 starting jobs in the NFL. He's being paid less than what half the backs in the NFL make. :eek:
 
Seattle hasn't had to pay out 100 Million plus on a QB. That's why they have been able to do certain things but that's all about to change for them.

We could spend if we want to. We are 34m under the cap if we restructure Romo, TSmith and Witten and that includes Dez' 13m cap hit.
 
I don't have a problem with either a Suh or Hardy on this DL.......needs some badass on there to develope a mean streak. D Lawrence is going to be great, but does not bring that 'tude thing. Yeah, need a Haley type of guy.... and draft another badman at #27.
 
I wonder what the Eagles, Commanders and Giants think about Dallas signing a young, dominant DT like Suh?

I wonder if they'd be glad we did or if they'd dread playing him for the next half decade or so?

Would they say, "Yes! Dallas just spent a lot on one defensive player!" or would they think, "Suh makes their entire defense different and with him collapsing the pocket, their DE's will get to the QB a lot more."?

Will they think Dallas spent a lot or will they think the whole defense just got a lot nastier?

Will they think this makes it more difficult for Dallas to bring in some lower priced free agents or will they think that with a young guy like Suh who has no motivation issues, his contract could be structured in such a way to not impact the cap nearly as much as someone who will only be good for a couple-three years?

I wonder...

I like the way you changed the perspective view to that our opponent.Its a good technique. .
Of course Suh in the middle would improve our defense. Would we then substrate
good quality players at other positions.
 
We could spend if we want to. We are 34m under the cap if we restructure Romo, TSmith and Witten and that includes Dez' 13m cap hit.

Sure but is that the best plan? If you extend Romo and Witten, who are much closer to the end then the beginning, there is a good chance you are paying for players who are no longer on the field.
 

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