Surely as prudent as they've been, they have a future available that they can mortgage (to whatever degree) in order to make a monster contract happen now if they want to.

Cutting guys like Moore and Kelly is not something that makes sense to me, as popular of an idea as it is. Moore had a down year, but he's currently one of two CB's we have with any real playing time. Kelly also had a down year, but I don't think it's as bad as a lot of people do. He got highlight reeled and now everybody thinks he can't play football anymore.

Foles and Mo Alie Cox's replacements are on the roster. The other 2 can be drafted.

Matt Pryor to the 49ers. I haven't seen any terms yet.

Are you living in cloud cuckoo land?

What draft assets would we have left after this blockbuster trade?

We already have holes we need to fill, let alone creating yet more that we then need to replace?

I accept that their is a possibility of Jackson being a Colt, but one player can destroy a team dynamic for years as well, if they don't work out.

Losing at least 2 first round picks, absorbing his salary and having to cut two more starters this year, and likely others in future years as his cap hit escalates, is not the way to build a franchise long term. Building a team via the draft and then paying a QB big money after year 5, is ok, as you still have your subsequent high pick draft assets and they are cheap, which doesn't affect the salary cap so much and you can manage your roster more easily.

How that guy remains in the NFL is a mystery to me.

LOL. Why?

My 2nd favorite team picks him up? Idiots! SMDH!

Lot of momentum on SM about the Colts making a play for LamJack. I don’t want this but it would make us a legit contender immediately and we wouldn’t have to fix our line


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Exactly

Yeah, because pro bowl centers are easy to find.

Ryan Kelly and Kenny Moore are both staying for 2023 per Ballard (Z. Keefer)