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Message: <blockquote data-quote="tynimiller" data-source="post: 821000" data-attributes="member: 6578">I am right there on board with Dantes post about realistic expectations for a SB is not 2019, but 2020-2022. Am I writing us off for 2019, absolutely not! With AR, motivated coach, crazy growth occurring at the skill positions anything could happen but the realistic fan in me says 2020 is the big push year more so.Few thoughts streaming from my mind:RESIGNING THOUGHTS:-I think one FA folks seem to breeze over is Breeland. Arguably to me there has not been a player more than Breeland whom has come into FA's off our roster that I've desired we resign more. The impact he could potentially have is incredible IMO. Jaire LOVES the man, he delivered exceedingly well when he did play last year...and he is a mere 26 years old...if King keeps struggling health wise, Breeland could become the second fist in the one-two punch at CB with Jaire we hoped King would be. To me of the entire list of FA's hitting the market this year from GB's roster he should be the #1 to re-sign.-Cobb/Matthews/Tramon thank you, it sucks to see you all go (Tramon for the second time) but simply not worth investment cap hit the three take.-Jake Ryan, I feel is going to be re-signable at a more than efficient rate for return on investment. Lunch pale type guy IMO is worth it. Poor man's Hawk is welcome here IMO as I think price will be right....not too mention I prefer to not have MLB be a position we press for in FA or draft this year with other more glaring needs IMO out there (OLB, DL, OL are my tops)-While the dream of having Adams opposite the likes of Antonio Brown is amazing to consider...let's live in reality. GMo has shown tremendous relationship with AR & will be quite affordable for what he was on pace last year before injury. Between him and the surge of some of the youngsters I feel in house would be the best place to find our legit #2 (or possibly draft if true stud drops to us) and is a way to not blow the bank on a position AR already makes better and truly have a bonafide STUD in Adams already. *I do mention a FA or two below I'd consider giving a look at.-Kentrell Brice is a re-sign IMO not for that stud starter but that solid back up with experience and familiarity. Worth resign and I think will be cheap enough to do.-One of Kendricks or Lewis we should re-sign. The immense cap hit Jimmy will have on us, limits our spending power in FA IMO for a TE...I lean to Marcedes for what he offers that Graham and most draftees can't: solid in the blocking part of the game.OUTSIDE THOUGHTS:-While I feel Williams is a solid option behind Jones and is motivated, I wouldn't be opposed if someone like Carlos Hyde or another veteran but under 30 RB is out there that we target. Aaron Jones is by far our biggest upside and weapon at RB...but I'd love to not have to work him to death.-Luke Stocker at TE. This dude is a special teams and blocking stud. He is a LaFleur experienced guy and one that won't garner a ton of attention in FAs I suspect as he isn't a receiving threat most teams look for first...but that isn't the role we'd desire him to do....if we grab him, can you imagine a big double TE option for running games out with him and Marcedes both in should we choose to sign both?-Another wildcard but familiar TE name I think will get consideration is Jared Cook. We all know Aaron loved having him and wasn't happy when GB didn't try to get him back...not give AR a WR in FA could play out with GB giving AR the next best thing a familiar still capable TE he meshed extremely well with at times.-Big Names I feel GB wouldn't be wrong for researching and analyzing budget wise if possible is Landon Collins as the need at Safety is real, and his age means could shore up long term a spot now vacated with Ha-Ha trade and IMO is an upgrade over Dix, despite being a Ha-Ha fan myself. The other big name I wouldn't be upset with if money works is Anthony Barr, young with extremely high ceiling!-Tre Boston however is a name I feel may get real S consideration from us and will be more affordable of an option over aforementioned Landon Collins...be better than holding Tramon at safety or trying to shift a CB of ours like Tony Brown that fits the bill quite well but is still young and raw.-IF we decide to play in the WR pool...the only "big name" is Adam Humphries. Fan of his and feel his youth and upside could pay dividends...rather curious as to just how expensive he'll be but who knows. Also wouldn't be shocked depending on what Golden Tate would take that we don't consider that if cost is right.Overall, I don't sense we will throw the entire checkbook at something like Laveon or even Barr (I suspect is going to take a TON), but I suspect we will be aggressive in filling out roster in FA more than we sometimes have part out of need but also aggressive and energized timing of everything. Just quick thoughts..not fleshed out well but out there nontheless.</blockquote>

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