Jags have a ton of cap room even after last years big spending spree, over 65 milion if they dont cut a single player. They would not cut him
We have two tight ends on the roster that can match his subpar production. One of them actually blocks too. The new regime found Julius to be soft, so why pay him anything if he's not in the plans?
So all we are getting for Albert is a conditional late round pick in 2018. Anti climatic but I guess what are you to expect for a player we were going to cut
https://twitter.com/Brickwallblitz <---lots of positive RT tweets here with examples of awesome throws.
108 catches and 24 TDs under gase in Denver Yes I will take anything remotely close to that over the next couple years
Dolphins Could Be Active In Free Agency February 20th, 2017 at 12:38pm CST by Connor Byrne The Dolphins currently have over $42MM in cap space, which will increase significantly when they get rid of left tackle Branden Albert, and appear primed to put that money to use in the coming weeks. After going 10-6 and breaking a seven-year playoff drought in 2016, the Dolphins could “make a pretty big splash” when free agency opens March 9, Ian Rapoport of NFL.com said Monday on NFL Network (via Chris Wesseling of NFL.com). In the wake of finishing 19th in the league in defensive DVOA last season, it seems Miami will look to make major upgrades on that side of the ball. Rapoport named defensive tackle and cornerback as areas the Dolphins might address, and he pointed to Ravens D-tackle Brandon Williams as a potential target. There’s no guarantee Williams will reach the market, though, as the Ravens have identified re-signing him as a priority. On the back end, it’s already known that the Dolphins are pondering a trade for a big-name corner to pair with Byron Maxwell, but it’s possible they’ll go the free agent route instead. The market is slated to feature highly accomplished options in the form of the Texans’ A.J. Bouye, the Rams’ Trumaine Johnson and two AFC East rivals – the Patriots’ Logan Ryan and the Bills’ Stephon Gilmore. The Bengals’ Dre Kirkpatrick is also headed to free agency, and newly promoted Dolphins defensive coordinator Matt Burke is familiar with him after serving on Cincinnati’s staff from 2014-15.
This trade is perfect. Signing a FA tight end almost never works so that wouldn't of been a very good option. We can focus all our draft attention to defense. Love it
what has julius thomas done the past two seasons that make you think he's going to regain his form from three seasons ago?
Mostly this, and the small other part is the fact that he reunite's with the OC who's system he florished in