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2021: $8.2m
2022: $14.1m
2023: $26.3m
2024: $26.9m
2025: $29.4m
2026: $33.1m
Notice Paraag Marathe also emphasized keeping the 2022 cap hit low. 49ers already have a lot of liabilities next year. It grows every year. Very steady backload 3/18/21, 6:13 AM
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- Signed TE Jonnu Smith for four years, $50 million ($12.5 million APY, $31.25 million guaranteed)
- Signed DI Davon Godchaux for two years, $16 million ($8 million APY, $9 million guaranteed)
- Signed DB Jalen Mills for four years, $24 million ($6 million APY, $9 million fully guaranteed)
- Re-signed edge defender Deatrich Wise Jr. for four years, $30 million ($7.5 million APY max, $10 million guaranteed)
- Signed WR Nelson Agholor for two years, $26 million
- Signed WR Kendrick Bourne for three-years, $22.5 million ($7.5 million APY)
- Signed edge defender Matthew Judon for four years, $56 million ($14 million APY, $32 million guaranteed)
- Signed DI Henry Anderson for two years, $7.5 million ($3.75 million APY)
- Re-signed DI Carl Davis
- Signed TE Hunter Henry for three years, $37.5 million ($12.5 million APY, $25 million guaranteed)
- Signed C Ted Karras
- Signed LB Kyle Van Noy for two years, $13.2 million max ($6.6 million APY)
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SLOT CB: RE SIGN K’WAUN WILLIAMS, OTHER LOT CBS LEFT: SKRINE, DJ HAYDEN, ADOREE JACKSON, TROY HILL, NICKEL ROBEY-COLEMAN
-BACK UP QB: TRUBISKY, ALEX SMITH, HOYER, FLACCO, GABBERT - SOLUTION: TRUBISKY AND HE SHOULD JUMP AT THE CHANCE TO WORK WITH KYLE FOR A YEAR....
(COULD DRAFT ONE AT 12...IN FACT I THINK THEY WILL)
OUTSIDE CB: JC JACKSON NE RFA-(2ND ROUND TENDER) IS BILL OUT OF MONEY), DESMOND KING, QUINTON DUNBAR,
-WR: (THEY NEED A VET FOR WR ROOM)
AVAILBLE: JU JU, TY HILTON, AJ GREEN, ANOTNIO BROWN, SAMMY WATKINS , GOLDEN TATE, DESHAUN JACKSON, DANNY AMENDOLA (36 , SLOT), ADAM HUMPRIES (SLOT),
EDGE: MELVIN INGRAM, CARLOS DUNLAP, CLOWNEY, JUSTIN HOUSTON, RYAN KERRIGAN - COULD ONE OF THES EGUYS COME IN CHEAP??
RB: PHILLIP LINDSAY (LOW TENDER FROM DEN MADE HIM A RFA ) , MIKE DAVIS (FORMER 49ERS - SOLID SEASON IN CAROLINA,)
TE TO TEAM W/ KITTLE: (AL PATS)
-GERALD EVERETT , JARED COOK, TRY BURTON, JORDAN REED, KYLE RUDOLPH (MY PICK IF HE’LL COME CHEAP)
LET’S GET GREEDY - 5 I WOULD LIKE —
1. ZACH ERTZ
2. PHILLIP LINDSAY
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3- CHEAP VET WR: TY HILTON, SAMMY WATKINS, ADAM HUMPHIRES (SLOT), DEMARUS ROBINSON, WILL FULLER (LIKELY TOO EXPENSIVE) TIM PATRICK.
4- OUTSIDE CB W/ SIZE: AJ BOIYE (ONLY 29), QUINTON DUNBAR, DESMOND KING - NOT A LOT OUT THERE...- Re-signed CB Jason Verrett for one year, $5.5 million
- Re-signed CB Emmanuel Moseley for two years, $10.1 million ($5.05 million APY)
- Re-signed FB Kyle Juszczyk for five years, $27 million ($5.4 million APY)
- Signed edge defender Samson Ebukam for two years, $12 million ($6 million APY)
- Re-signed T Trent Williams for six years, $138 million ($23 million APY, $55.1 million guaranteed)
- Signed C Alex Mack for one year, $5.5 million
- Re-signing DI D.J. Jones to a one-year contract
- Signed edge defenderJ.J. Watt for two years, $31 million ($15.5 million APY, $23 million guaranteed)
- Re-signed CB Robert Alford to a one-year contract
- Re-signed edge defender Markus Golden for two years, $9 million ($4.5 million APY)
- Re-signed P Andy Lee to a one year contract
- Re-signed LB Tanner Vallejo for two years, $4.1 million ($2.05 million APY)
- Re-signed T Kelvin Beachum to a two year contract
- Cut K Zane Gonzalez
- Signed WR A.J. Green for one year, $8 million ($6 million guaranteed)
- Traded a third-round pick to LV for C Rodney Hudson and a seventh-round pick
- Signed K Matt Prater for two years, $7 million ($3.5 million APY)
- Traded QB Jared Goff, a 2021 third-rounder, 2022 first-rounder and 2023 first-rounder for QB Matthew Stafford
- Re-signed edge defender Leonard Floyd for four years, $64 million
- Traded DI Michael Brockers to DET for a 2023 seventh-rounder
- Cut Edge defender Carlos Dunlap
- Cut WR Josh Gordon
- Cut TE Greg Olsen
- Signed CB Ahkello Witherspoon
- Signed TE Gerald Everett for one year, $6 million
- Traded a 2021 draft pick to LV for G Gabe Jackson
WOULD YOU HAVE MADE THIS RUSS DEAL TO CHICAGO??? (GIVE ME CB JAYLON JOPHNSON 21 AND LB ROQUAN SMITH 23) - NO MACK, EXPENSIVE AND 30....
THREE 1’S
AND A 3
I WOULD HAVE DONE IT FOR THREE 1’S, 1 2 AND A 3 PLUS JOHNSON AND SMITH.... CLOSE TO THE HERSHEL WALKER TRADE.....
https://twitter.com/profootballtalk/status/1372207985636835330?s=21
-WILSON 33 IN NOVEMBER — AND A GOOD PART OF WHAT MAKES HIM GREAT IS MOBILITY AND ESCAPABILITY — HE’S NOT BRADY, HE WON’T BE PLAYING AT 40....
According to Dan Patrick, Chicago offered three first-round picks, a third-round pick, and two unnamed starters for Wilson. The Seahawks, obviously, passed.
The problem, from the Bears’ perspective, is that they hold the 20th overall pick this year. And if they have Wilson, the future first-round picks likely would landed in the 20s as well.
The only remaining question is whether some other team with a higher spot in the 2021 pecking order decides to make a similar effort. The Jets, for example, have pick No. 2. The Dolphins have pick No. 3. The Panthers hold pick No. 8.
Again, the Seahawks haven’t drafted a quarterback in round one since 1993, and they’ve only ever used a first-rounder on a quarterback twice. Even if they didn’t use the 2021 first-rounder from Wilson’s new team on his replacement, the 2021 first-rounder needs to be a lot closer to No. 1 than No. 32.
WRONG...IT TOOK COLLINSWORTH A LONG TIME TO BE GREAT —
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2- SHOULD THIS TAKE 49ERS OUT OF WATSON PERSUIT???
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The allegations against NFL superstar Deshaun Watson are piling up ... a third female masseuse has filed a lawsuit against the QB, claiming he forced her to perform oral sex during a Dec. 2020 encounter.
The woman, who filed her suit under the pseudonym Jane Doe to protect her identity, claims Watson reached out on Instagram to set up a session.
The woman says the two agreed to an appointment at a Houston, Texas office building on Dec. 28, 2020 at 10 a.m.
Jane Doe -- who claims she was newly engaged and had just graduated chiropractic school -- says her mother dropped her off at the job, and then she met Watson ... and that's when she claims things immediately got weird.
The woman says Watson insisted she focus on massaging his "inner thighs" and "inner glutes" -- while repeatedly telling her he's a professional football player.
She claims Watson "got more aggressive" -- and eventually "coerced [Jane Doe] to move her mouth toward his penis, forcing [Jane Doe] to perform oral sex on him."
The woman claims she never consented to the sex act ... and actually "blacked out for a few minutes from the fear."
In her suit, the woman claims she was so terrified, she defecated on herself.
The woman says Watson got up, got dressed and left as if nothing happened.
The woman is suing for sexual assault, civil assault and intentional inflection of emotional distress.
It's the third lawsuit filed against Watson by attorney Tony Buzbee ... who claims there are at least 3 other women who will be taking legal action against the Houston Texans player.
Watson has not been arrest nor charged with a crime ... and has adamantly denied all wrongdoing, insisting Buzbee is just trying to score an unwarranted payday for the women.
The other two lawsuits that have been previously filed against Watson contain similar allegations -- with two massage therapists alleging sexual misconduct against the QB during massage sessions that were initiated over social media.
WATSONS REACTION:
https://twitter.com/deshaunwatson/status/1372029170486771712?s=20
3- WARRIORS:
-TOPPED BEAT UP ROCKETS
-STEPH HURTS TAILBONE
-WISEMAN, PASCHALL OUT - COVID WILL MISS ALL GAMES BEFORE DEADLINE
-MEDIA ASKING IF WARRIORS SHOULD TRADE MINN - PICK ARE YOU CRAZY?? WHY NOT WAIT UNTIL OFF SEASON — MIGHT BE MORE VALUABLE BEFORE DRAFT
-STAND PAT — MOVE OUBRE OR BE AGRESSIVE??
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GOOD NEWS... ROUND IT UP TO 4....
Minnesota Timberwolves | Expected position: 3.8
Top pick: 13.9%
Top three: 40.0%
Top five: 90.5%
Make play-in: <0.1%
ESPN ASKING IF THEY SHOULD WOLVES PICK???
What should the Warriors do with the Timberwolves' top-3-protected first-round pick (or any of their players)?
Pelton: Given the strength of the top five of this year's draft, I would only consider trading Minnesota's pick for either an All-Star player in his prime (e.g., Bradley Beal) or a surefire young prospect with multiple years left on his rookie contract -- two things we don't expect to be available at the deadline. Otherwise, I would hang on to the pick.
One technical note: Golden State can't add protection to the Timberwolves' pick to say it only goes to the other team if it lands outside the top five picks; adding protection is only possible with picks that are originally acquired with no conditions.
I would be willing to consider offering the Warriors' own first-round pick for a player who could both help them win now and be part of a future core that also includes James Wiseman and the future Timberwolves pick. The Warriors have technically already traded their 2021 first-round pick to Oklahoma City in the deal that brought back Kelly Oubre Jr., but it has
Golden State could offer up reverse protection on the pick, meaning it would convey to a different team if it lands 1-20 (and the Warriors could add their own top-four protection, in case they miss the playoffs and move up in the lottery).
One player who might fit in such a deal would be Lonzo Ball, whose improved 3-point shooting would make him an ideal fit with Stephen Curry in lineups where either player could handle the ball.
Adding Ball, a restricted free agent this summer, would be costly in terms of Golden State's luxury tax bill in 2021-22 and beyond. But he'd offer insurance in case Klay Thompson is unable to come back from his ACL and Achilles injuries at the same level and be an excellent option in smaller lineups with both Curry and Thompson.
One other factor for the Warriors to weigh is whether it makes sense to trade Oubre to cut this year's tax bill. If Golden State doesn't plan to re-sign Oubre, keeping him on the roster for a season that looks likely to result in a play-in appearance might not be worth the additional cost.
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