2022 Official Chargers Season Discussion

[Velo]

Amari Cooper is going to be on the market apparently. The Cowboys want to dump his salary. They gave him a 5-year $100 mil contract in 2020; he has not lived up to that contract and is scheduled to make $20 mil in 2022. It's unlikely they would be able to trade Cooper with his current contract, so they are going to release him, I've read.

[Formula 21]

I think Kyzir is a fit and his play showed. He wasn't near as productive in Gus' scheme

If he’s the best, sign him. But look behind all the doors first.

[Topcat]

Amari Cooper is going to be on the market apparently. The Cowboys want to dump his salary. They gave him a 5-year $100 mil contract in 2020; he has not lived up to that contract and is scheduled to make $20 mil in 2022. It's unlikely they would be able to trade Cooper with his current contract, so they are going to release him, I've read.

Too expensive...pass...

[Bolt4Knob]

I think ILB Kenny Young is going to be a target for them. Played with Staley and Fangio. I think he will be cheaper and just as effective as Kyzir White. Then draft Aaron Hansford in the 5th or 6th.

I am not sure the Chargers have signed a player - yet, that has cross-over from Staley's time in Chicago, Denver or the Rams. Young might make a lot of sense as he probably will cost a bit less than White. Granted, the Broncos have the cap space to easily keep him

[Velo]

Too expensive...pass...

If Cooper is released a team can sign him to a lesser contract. I don't think any team is going to trade for Cooper and his contract, which is why I think the Cowboys will have to release him. I'm not really high on him either though. The talent is undeniable, but I don't know about the desire.

[Bolt4Knob]

If Cooper is released a team can sign him to a lesser contract. I don't think any team is going to trade for Cooper and his contract, which is why I think the Cowboys will have to release him. I'm not really high on him either though. The talent is undeniable, but I don't know about the desire.

If the Chargers, for some reason didn't franchise Williams and let him test the FA market, and wanted to throw the Cowboys a Cond'l 7th round pick but have the ability to negotiate a new deal --- but thats a lot of "ifs" - might be worth it as I think, if healthy he is better than some of the other names I have seen listed as WR options - not MIke Williams.

But too many IFs

[Topcat]

If Cooper is released a team can sign him to a lesser contract. I don't think any team is going to trade for Cooper and his contract, which is why I think the Cowboys will have to release him. I'm not really high on him either though. The talent is undeniable, but I don't know about the desire.

Amari's production went down last season also...slacking? Disgruntled?

[Formula 21]

Projected move

Panthers sign OG Brandon Scherff


Projected terms: Three years, $49.5 million | Per year: $16.5 million

Carolina needs a QB, but unless they land a blockbuster trade, they'll likely turn to the draft. Priority No. 2 is fixing a porous line, and Scherff, despite injury concerns, is still elite on the interior.



Who wants to pay $16.5 million for a guard? That’s crazy. TT scored with his OL rebuild last year for a lot cheaper.

[Velo]

If the Chargers, for some reason didn't franchise Williams and let him test the FA market, and wanted to throw the Cowboys a Cond'l 7th round pick but have the ability to negotiate a new deal --- but thats a lot of "ifs" - might be worth it as I think, if healthy he is better than some of the other names I have seen listed as WR options - not MIke Williams.

But too many IFs

Yeah, more interesting than anything, this off-season the Chargers must decide to bring MW back or find a replacement who can fill his shoes, and talent like Cooper suddenly looks like he might be available. If Cooper on a new contract is going to cost anywhere near what it will cost to retain Mike Williams, I'm going with Mike.

[Velo]

Amari's production went down last season also...slacking? Disgruntled?

Yeah, there's something about him that makes me wary, I don't know that his issue is, he might be a diva.

[Formula 21]

Yeah, there's something about him that makes me wary, I don't know that his issue is, he might be a diva.

Top WRs are a luxury item. They have to produce.

[Boltjolt]

Amari Cooper is going to be on the market apparently. The Cowboys want to dump his salary. They gave him a 5-year $100 mil contract in 2020; he has not lived up to that contract and is scheduled to make $20 mil in 2022. It's unlikely they would be able to trade Cooper with his current contract, so they are going to release him, I've read.

No thanks. That's 2 places he hasn't lived up to the billing. I assume that's why you are mentioning it.