Ed Ingram traded to Texans

Home run? This move doesn't count as foul off the shin!
I did not think that replacing Green with someone with less production was possible, bur here we are.
Having faith in Nick Caserio's ability to evaluate the offensive line is a choice I am unwilling to make. He has made exactly zero above average moves in this area as GM. When *George Fant* is your best move, it says a lot.

 

Ehhh he isn't much better than Green

 

Nick has such a hard on for SEC OL men. It’s almost a fetish at this point.

 

Man, who would've thought this trade was going to be so impactful to our OL?

 

Obviously not the people that commented above you on the page.

 

Extension or Nah?

 

Great question, I would be for it if it's for value, otherwise I want to draft his replacement or get a FA (but not in the dam bargain bin)

To be fair, I thought he was trash but dam he proved me wrong

 

If you're going to sign a FA OG you might as well re-sign Ingram.

 

Question is what's the $$$?

My offer? 4 years, $20M, $8M SB, $10M guaranteed
Year 1: $4M ($2M + $2M SB) guaranteed
Year 2: $4.5M ($2.5M + $2M SB)
Year 3: $5M ($3M + $2M SB)
Year 4: $6.5M ($4.5M + $2M SB) potential out season; save $2.5M; Ingram will be 30

 

You have to bring him back. But why wouldn't he want to test the market. =( leaving us back to ground zero.



Texans just released Tomlinson. To think he started 8 games and did the rotation thing with scruggs. Tytus closes the leakage in that gap.
We still have one of the worst centers, if that gets replaced by an average one, the protection gets better.

 

Money, I'll ask you this, if you could sign an above avg C like the Pocic/Karras/Mays in FA but you had to let had to let Ingram walk what would you do?

I would pay 26 yr old Mays and draft Rutledge or Dunker to play RG and Xavier Chaplin to play RT. There may be some growing pains there but I could live with that because the upside is so high. Thing is Caserio could probably draft these guys in rd 2-3.