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The cornerback will sign a deal averaging $6.25 million according to Ian Rapoport.
$25 Million 4 year.....pricey up front......but (and a big "but") if he keeps getting better....will be looked at as a cheap signing in a year or two.....I just don't think the Packers saw the room for improvement.
I would trust the Packers assessment over the Jaguars assessment too considering how much better the Packers have been at player evaluation and their free agents tend not to have much success elsewhere.
For the most part true. James Jones was better than I thought he would be last year and caught a career high 73 passes, but you'd have to think he was getting a lot more targets as the #1 options.
Not sure how good EDS was last year in Tampa. Scott Wells was the worst center in football last year and just got cut by the Rams.
Good luck to him (except when he plays the Packers). I hope the Packers can sign Tramon. The Seahawks signing a UFA CB makes that a little more likely but I'm sure there are other suitors. A contract that is, in effect, a two or three year deal would be ideal as it would provide a bridge to finding another 'outside' CB. Maybe Hayward can fill that role but he hasn't shown he can yet IMO.
Too much money for a nickel corner who hasn't proven he can start and stay healthy.
There's a reason why Jacksonville is never any good.
Tramon had a visit with the Saints yesterday, don't know how that worked out. I really would like the Packers to re-sign Williams, otherwise CB immediately becomes a position of dire need.
House isn't a nickel corner. He either starts on the outside or stays on the bench.