[Tom, With Horns]

That is an obscene amount of money for that guy. Cousins is the guy I don't like going to SF.
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With all the money they have to spend we can't compete (or overpay) for guys like SF can.

Good. Let's build "The Patriot Way."

[Hacksaw]

Good. Let's build "The Patriot Way."

Heck if we can win the Patriot way (w/o the cheating) I'm all for it.

[Elvis]

Garcon for $16 mil and Brandon Marshall for $6? That doesn't seem right...

[ramsfan1977]

Garcon for $16 mil and Brandon Marshall for $6? That doesn't seem right...

Marshall was kind of in a corner. He wanted to stay close to NYC due to his "Inside the NFL" show he is on and records in NYC weekly during the season.

[SMASH]

Garcon for $16 mil and Brandon Marshall for $6? That doesn't seem right...

Marshall wants to stay in New York for his second career. Playing for a contender and keeping his TV gig was a big factor.

[SMASH]

That is an obscene amount of money for that guy. Cousins is the guy I don't like going to SF.
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With all the money they have to spend we can't compete (or overpay) for guys like SF can.

The Rams helped set this market by paying an unproductive WR mega bucks. If your Garcon who has been solid and productive year in and year out...your not taking less than Austin right?

Sucks. Rams look like they are on the outside looking in at any real WR help. Jackson looks headed to Tampa and Garcon to SF. Alshon isn't even looking this way at this point. I guess we will see, but early going it isn't looking good.

[ramsfan1977]

https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl/re ... ar-AAo1Gzb

Well, it looks like only a matter of time before DeSean Jackson ends up in Tampa Bay catching passes from Buccaneers quarterback Jameis Winston.

According to Michael Lombardi of The Ringer, the Bucs are offering Jackson more than $10 million per year to sign with them.

For all the talk that D Jackson is heading back to Philly, I am told the big money bidder is the Bucs at over 10 per year….wow…..

— michael lombardi (@mlombardiNFL) March 8, 2017

This reported big-money bid falls in line with Jackson’s reported desire to make at least $10 million per year on a new deal. Though, that report indicated he was looking for between $10-12 million, meaning it’s possible another team could swoop in with a bigger offer to entice the veteran speedster.

However, given Tampa Bay’s big push to land Jackson, and given the fact the two sides have been linked heavily as matches for weeks, it would appear the Bucs have the inside track.

Jackson was highly productive during his tenure with the Washington Redskins following his trade from Philadelphia. Jackson caught 142 passes for 2,702 yards and 14 touchdowns in 40 games, averaging a whopping 19 yards per reception, and is obviously still one of the fastest players in the league.

Pairing Jackson with Mike Evans, not to mention promising tight end Cameron Brate, would give Tampa Bay quite the potent passing arsenal for its young gunslinger.

[OldSchool]

Restructuring Tavons contract is the worst possible thing we could do I wish people would understand that. The off season cracks me up people freaking out because the people in charge don't do enough fast enough for them.

[Haden]

Restructuring Tavons contract is the worst possible thing we could do I wish people would understand that. The off season cracks me up people freaking out because the people in charge don't do enough fast enough for them.

A paycut wouldn't hurt.

[RamsFanSince82]