What kind of Free Agency deal do you expect Terrelle Pryor to get?

Nightman

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I would put him in this neighborhood...

Keenan Allen - 4 years for $45 mil incl. $20.7mil guaranteed
Jeremy Maclin - 5 years for $55 mil incl. $22.5mil guaranteed
Allen Hurns - 4 years for $40.7 mil incl. $20mil guaranteed
Randall Cobb - 4 years for $40 mil incl. $26mil guaranteed

A lot of teams should be kicking themselves for not signing him last year. Give him competent QB play and he's probably a top-15 WR in the league. Could see Washington or Philadelphia making a run.

Pryor is not signing anywhere where he'll be a clear #2 option. Find the next Pryor who you can buy low (in $$ and risk). Cordarrelle Patterson, like Mo Claiborne, might be a slow learner who is finally putting it together. Honestly Brice Butler might be the next best value-to-high-ceiling signing we can make.
Great analysis......i would sign TWill or Butler......whoever is cheaper at 3-4m a year....then I would draft another WR
 

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He looks really good at WR. The best plays he made while playing QB, in the pros and at Ohio State, were when he was using his athleticism. Makes me wonder if he should have been playing QB at all in the pros. I think he'll get a little less than what Marvin Jones got in free agency last year.
him trying to play QB was on him, most teams he was on asked him to switch positions. He only switched because he saw the writing on the wall that he would be out of the league as a QB.
 

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That would be a bad move. It was a bad move for the Rams to give Austin that type of money and he is 2 years longer and has more experience playing the position.

I don't expect Pryor to get paid any more than Terrance Williams gets paid this off season.
That would surprise me. Pryor's upside seems so much higher and he's already probably better after only a year of real experience.
 
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