2020 Offensive Linemen

Originally posted by 9ers4eva:

Originally posted by Kolohe:

If they can even get $10 mil outta JG that would help a lot. Extensions need to be handed out, also if the 9ers win the Super Bowl I think Staley retires. How much could the 9ers save or lose if Staley does in fact retire?

Either way I think the 9ers remain competitive for the next few years with the QB and running game guided by Shanahan. 9ers will save a ton of money by having a franchise QB and affordable but effective RB's and not having to payout a Ezekiel Elliot type contract.

Staley isn't retiring. He's said as much multiple times.

Originally posted by Debryune:

I hope we draft an Olineman in the first 2-3 rounds every year and just keep them coming. Keep our line young, healthy and good.

Originally posted by Alfienator:

Originally posted by Debryune:
I hope we draft an Olineman in the first 2-3 rounds every year and just keep them coming. Keep our line young, healthy and good.

You don't draft Oline every year. You keep the ones that work for depth like what we currently have this year. There is a limit on the roster. That would be just be a waste of draft capital

Originally posted by Debryune:
I hope we draft an Olineman in the first 2-3 rounds every year and just keep them coming. Keep our line young, healthy and good.

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by Rathof44:
https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/cap/2020/

Only $16 million in cap space? Can that be right? Less than Dallas, Seacawks, and the Rams.

Colts and Bills sitting pretty at $90 mill to spend.

they can roll over this yrs cap which is like $15.5M as well. so more like $32.2M.

Also throw in about $12M in cuts, give extensions to Juice/Tarrt/Sherm, and if they want they can restructure JG's contract and save $19M (he's the LT answer so who cares).

They don't need to be big spenders in FA (they've done that the past couple yrs). They need to resign their own.

Originally posted by Butter:

What is the plan for center moving forward?

Heres what we know:
-Richburg is injured, again, with a torn patellar tendon in Dec. Average 6 month recovery projects TC return.
-Shannahan likes veteran OC who can run his system
-Cap implications
O 8,860,000 cap hit
O 5,580,000 dead money
O 3,280,000 cap savings


Do the Niners resign Garland to a back up deal and roll with Richburg next year? Or, do they cut him, take the cap hit, and sign another veteran?

I still see value in drafting IOL, but where is good value?

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
Well so much for John Sullivan having been an option this season.

https://www.instagram.com/p/B7qh02kFAz2/?utm_source=ig_embed&ig_mid=C03EFFFC-CCA1-4961-9F00-96E94A3FFE0A

Originally posted by Butter:
What is the plan for center moving forward?

Heres what we know:
-Richburg is injured, again, with a torn patellar tendon in Dec. Average 6 month recovery projects TC return.
-Shannahan likes veteran OC who can run his system
-Cap implications
O 8,860,000 cap hit
O 5,580,000 dead money
O 3,280,000 cap savings

Do the Niners resign Garland to a back up deal and roll with Richburg next year? Or, do they cut him, take the cap hit, and sign another veteran?

I still see value in drafting IOL, but where is good value?

Originally posted by SonocoNinerFan:

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by Rathof44:
https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/cap/2020/

Only $16 million in cap space? Can that be right? Less than Dallas, Seacawks, and the Rams.

Colts and Bills sitting pretty at $90 mill to spend.

they can roll over this yrs cap which is like $15.5M as well. so more like $32.2M.

Also throw in about $12M in cuts, give extensions to Juice/Tarrt/Sherm, and if they want they can restructure JG's contract and save $19M (he's the LT answer so who cares).

They don't need to be big spenders in FA (they've done that the past couple yrs). They need to resign their own.

Per the summary in the link the roll over from 2019 is about $11.3 million and included in the $16 million. So yeah, our current 2020 cap space is $16 million.
overthecap.com figures close to the same.

Originally posted by tohara3:

Originally posted by GEEK:
Falcons are in cap s**t right now. Alex Mack is a name to monitor. I mocked a Pettis for Mack trade in my latest one.

I could see some kind of trade happening with Mack even if it isn't us

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by Butter:
What is the plan for center moving forward?

Heres what we know:
-Richburg is injured, again, with a torn patellar tendon in Dec. Average 6 month recovery projects TC return.
-Shannahan likes veteran OC who can run his system
-Cap implications
O 8,860,000 cap hit
O 5,580,000 dead money
O 3,280,000 cap savings

Do the Niners resign Garland to a back up deal and roll with Richburg next year? Or, do they cut him, take the cap hit, and sign another veteran?

I still see value in drafting IOL, but where is good value?

They restructured Richburg's contract, his cap hit next yr (according to OTC) is like $4.3M and his DM is like $11.4M...dude isn't getting cut.

without question I'm resigning Garland. It would cost much and he can play both OG spots as well.