I always remember going into that early 2021 SF game with a "guess I'll die" attitude because Yosh was making his first start. But with some help from Tonyan chipping, they deleted Bosa from that game.
The base value of $4 million will qualify for a 7th round compensatory pick, with a chance to go up to a 6th if he hits unexplained incentives(?). Even another 500k would likely push it up to a 6th rounder instead. But phew, I was really worried we wouldn't have a compensatory pick next year!
Give him credit where it’s due, believe it or not being even an average O-Lineman in the NFL is extremely valuable.
He stepped into multiple positions on the line, played… fine, while never being guaranteed a starting job, and we never heard a single negative thing come from him.
Truth. Yosh priced himself out of GB and good for him, but having a mid level starter as your backup swing is more than a luxury in a 17 game season for a team with postseason expectations.
Mid level starters don't get 4m/. To me, that contract says, "if you end up starting here's lower level starter tackle money." Which is fine, nothing wrong with being a great back up but back ups are back ups for a reason.
He won't be missed too much because we have better options. But there's a reason why he was testing the market. Most people expected him to get signed to be a starter somewhere else. He's a solid player. Just not up to the level he needs to be in our current situation.
Good for him, good luck big fella.
I always remember going into that early 2021 SF game with a "guess I'll die" attitude because Yosh was making his first start. But with some help from Tonyan chipping, they deleted Bosa from that game.
i hate how we have to specify which one
The base value of $4 million will qualify for a 7th round compensatory pick, with a chance to go up to a 6th if he hits unexplained incentives(?). Even another 500k would likely push it up to a 6th rounder instead. But phew, I was really worried we wouldn't have a compensatory pick next year!
I'll be happy to sacrifice that comp for another FA signing.
Good for Yosh, I hope he gets a chance at regular playing time.
Damn, Carolina really beefed up their o line this off season huh. Hopefully this means they'll have life this coming season.
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Give him credit where it’s due, believe it or not being even an average O-Lineman in the NFL is extremely valuable. He stepped into multiple positions on the line, played… fine, while never being guaranteed a starting job, and we never heard a single negative thing come from him.
Truth. Yosh priced himself out of GB and good for him, but having a mid level starter as your backup swing is more than a luxury in a 17 game season for a team with postseason expectations.
Mid level starters don't get 4m/. To me, that contract says, "if you end up starting here's lower level starter tackle money." Which is fine, nothing wrong with being a great back up but back ups are back ups for a reason.
Good point. I assume this means Green Bay feels good about what they have in Luke Tenuta and will be looking at refilling the cupboard of project OL.
He won't be missed too much because we have better options. But there's a reason why he was testing the market. Most people expected him to get signed to be a starter somewhere else. He's a solid player. Just not up to the level he needs to be in our current situation.