Teams Denver Broncos - The Mile High Club

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If you're a genuine contender, youd be interested in Von. But yeah, it'd have to be Chubb involved in a trade for Watson.

 

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NFL Network's James Palmer reports impending Broncos free agent Justin Simmons is expected to be franchise tagged for the second consecutive year.
That is absent a long-term deal by the March 9 deadline. Palmer reports the sides are "much closer" than they were last spring, so perhaps an agreement will be struck. 27-year-old Simmons played every defensive snap in 2020, earning Pro Bowl honors as he racked up five interceptions. Simmons performed positively both against the pass and run. He would bring home almost $14 million under another tag.
SOURCE: James Palmer on Twitter
Feb 23, 2021, 1:50 PM ET

 

[Coops93]

I know last year he said he was happy to be tagged as it meant he got to stay here, which ultimately is what he wants, but still I wish we'd just pay the man.

 

[Blacky]

Where Chubb was drafted isn't as relevant to me. An 8-10 sack a year player would be worth what, mid-late first round?

Wholly depends on whether they’re in on early downs and not just situational

 

[Coops93]

Wholly depends on whether they’re in on early downs and not just situational

Chubb, at least in his rookie season, was a 3 down player and is solid vs the run.

 

[LicoriceAllsorts]

I wouldn't give up Chubb for a first, unless it's like top 5 and there's someone we can get for sure that we desperately want

 

[Coops93]

I wouldn't give up Chubb for a first, unless it's like top 5 and there's someone we can get for sure that we desperately want

Reckon someone would give up a top 10 pick for Chubb if we said he were available?

 

[A11dAtP0w3R]

Reckon someone would give up a top 10 pick for Chubb if we said he were available?

Na. Mack was only worth two mid/late firsts and he had better production and no injury history

Chubb is probably worth a very late first to second rounder right at this moment I reckon.

 

[Blacky]

Chubb, at least in his rookie season, was a 3 down player and is solid vs the run.

I agree and wasn’t saying he wasn’t

 

[Coops93]

I agree and wasn’t saying he wasn’t

I know, I was continuing the conversation to arrive at a conclusion on his worth.

 

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Broncos released DT Jurrell Casey.
The move will save Denver $11.8 million in cap space. Initially acquired from Tennessee for a seventh-round pick, 31-year-old Casey made three appearances with the Broncos before tearing his biceps in Week 3 and being forced to season-ending injured reserve. Although the interior defensive line position offers a number of viable players on the open market, Casey, a five-time Pro Bowler, will likely receive calls early into the new league year.
SOURCE: Adam Schefter on Twitter
Feb 25, 2021, 11:14 AM ET

 

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