mock off seaz

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  1. biggundewayne63

    biggundewayne63 Active Member

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    Current cap number:$147,380,333



    Cuts:



    Bart Scott: Been a good run but too slow and time to go. Savings $7,150,000



    Jason Smith: no brainer. Savings 12 million



    Sione Pouha: jets overpaid for him as a good locker room guy body has broken down. Savings $3,833,332



    Tim Tebow: didn't really work out for us. Savings $1,531,875



    Eric Smith: Antonio allen can do what he does for a lot cheaper.]Savings $3,000,000



    Restructure:



    Calvin Pace: slow and overpaid but I think has another yea left in him and don't want to replace two olb's in the same off seaz restructure and pay him the amount of dead money if we were to cut him. win win. Savings $8,560,000



    Total Cap Savings: 36,075,207

    Cap money we can bring over from last year:3,600,000

    2013 Salary Cap: 120,900,000

    2013 Jets Cap after cuts and restructures: 107,705,126

    Cap room: 13,194,874



    Retire:

    Bryan Thomas: older than dirt



    Let Walk:

    Dustin Keller: was not a fan of his mini hold out and a luxary we cant afford



    Mike DeVito: petine will prob overpay to bring him into buffalo



    Laron Landry: would love to keep but don't have the cap room someone will overpay



    Chaz Shillens: a wr that cant catch



    Brandon Moore: time to get younger on the line



    Matt Slauson: would rather have vlad and draft pick man the guard slots that over pay for him



    .Shonne Greene: not a west coast offense guy need someone more versalit



    Lex Hilliard: soprano guy didn't impress me



    Isiah Trufant: would like to keep as corner depth someone will overpay ala drew coleman



    josh muaga: decent in spot duty but always hurt



    Resign:



    Yeremiah Bell: played surprisingly well for his age wont command much knows system. 1 yr 900 k



    Austin Howard: think he can start in this league another bargain bin resign.1 yr 1 mil



    Braylon Edwards: loves it here provides solid #2 wr for cheap . 1 yr 900k



    Jeff Cumberland: decent last year in absence of keller comes back to compete with draft pick for starting spot. 1 yr 800k



    Nick Folk: has been nothing but clutch 1 yr 700k



    Tanner Purdum: no complaints 1 yr 500 k



    Free Agents



    Matt Moore: think hes an affordable starting caliber nfl qb that will compete with sanchez and win the job. 1 yr 2 mil



    Corey Lynch: decent serviceable cheap good character guy who can start at SS. 2 yr 1 mil per.



    After resigning some of our own guys and a couple fas the rest of our 5 mil in cap room with have to go towards draft picks.



    Round 1:OLB Barkevious Mingo LSU: Will step in right away and start opposite pace at olb

    Round 2: RB Giovani Bernard UNC:Good fit for WCO can actually catch the ball out of the backfield and is our new starting rb.

    Round 3: OG Alvin Baily Arkansas: Great value in the third round another instant starter

    Round 4: TE Travis Kelsey Cincinnati: Versatile tight end that can battle Cumberland for the starting tight end spot

    Round 5: DE Lavar Edwards LSU: d end depth to make up for loss of devito

    Round 6: TJ Barnes Georgia Tech: 6'7 378 mammoth has a jet pedigree being Fred Baxters cousin.

    Round 7: T Braden Brown Brigham Young: OT depth



    UDFAs

    OT Luke Marquardt AZUSA: project/sleeper pick 6'9

    FB Taimi Tutogi Arizzon: Versatile fullback could be a Jerald sowell type, short yardage back, good special teamer

    ILB Brandon Hepurn Florida a&m: ild depth











    Depth Chart



    QB: Moore, Sanchez, McElroy

    RB: Bernard, Powell, McKnight

    FB: Arizzon

    WR: Holmes, Edwards, Kerley, Hill, Gates

    TE: Cumberland, Kelsey, Reuland

    LT:Brick, Brown, Marquardt

    LG: Baily, Schlauderoff, Lanoldt

    C:Mangold, Schlauderoff

    RG:Vlad, Schlauderoff,Landolt

    RT:Howard, Brown. Marquardt



    NT:Ellis,Barnes,Harrison

    DE:Wilkerson, Coples,

    ILB:Harris,Davis,Bellore

    OLB: Pace, Mingo, Mcintyre

    SS:Lynch,Allen

    FS:Bell, Bush

    CB:Revis, Cromartie, Wilson, Lankster, Berry

    K:Folk

    P:Malone

    LS:purdum



    I am against trading revis due to the fact I do not think we can get fair market for him. With this roster we get a lot younger rebuild and if Matt Moore has a decent year combined with getting revis and holmes back I think can make the playoffs at 9-7 while rebuilding and getting out of cap hell at the same time. With mo wilk, coples, and mingo we now have three guys that can get to the qb. Bernard at rb will add some firepower to the offense The fact that I didn't lock any FA's up long term and that I anticipate cutting sanchez and holmes in 2014 will put us in great position. The team will just need a qb which is easier said than done.
     
  2. HardHitta

    HardHitta Well-Known Member

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    Mingo, ehhh...
     
  3. Br4d

    Br4d 2018 Weeb Ewbank Award

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    On Pace, if the Jets pay him the 3.013M dead money figure he still has a cap number of 6.026M this year. They save $5.5M by doing so but they are still screwed on the cap. They're going to need the entire $8.56M savings to skate by.
     
  4. TwentyFour

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    I agree with everything you have said (except the Mingo pick, would rather have Jordan or Ansah) if we were to stay with the picks we have. I would like to see us trade down in the first and still pick up an OLB in the teens.

    I think the Bengals take Bernard a couple of picks before us. If that happens, Andre Ellington is someone I like a lot. Especially if he's there in the third.
     
  5. ajax

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    Mingo wouldn't start right away. He'd come in on obvious passing situations like Maybin. Then hopefully by the season's end Rex will have him able to play some OLB. He's a project. Mingo (like Ansah) looks more like a 4-3 end.

    Giovani Bernard would be great but he's the top RB prospect. Very good chance he wont be there in round 2.

    Like Alvin Bailey, I think 3rd round is the last round to get an OG good enough to walk in and start.

    Travis Kelsey would be nice addition. I've seen him mocked earlier so hopefully he'd still be available by then.
     
  6. TNJet

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    Cordarrelle Patterson with #9 pick.. Enough with defense, we can't score.
     

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