I would give the team an incomplete, because we are just a day into free agency, and many of the guys deemed to be the best targets out there-especially for us-are still on the market unsigned.

If, after the first week or so of free agency, those guys we could have signed signed elsewhere, and all we're left is with the caliber of guys we signed today, then I would not hesitate to give a failing grade.

It makes no sense to give the team a bad grade for free agency ath this point, if they turned around tomorrow (or later today) and signed Trent WIlliams, Hunter Henry, Curtis Samuel,  and Tomlinson.  If the team landed those three or even three of those four, it would be hard to give the team a bad grade for free agency overall.

But since we're just a day into it, and many of the guys we've discussed all off season to date are still available to be signed, I've no choice but to give the team an incomplete grade right now.

That said, there is plenty of cause for concern.

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(03-15-2021, 11:26 PM)Dimson Wrote:

(03-15-2021, 11:15 PM)jaguarmvp Wrote: I give it a good solid D-

We need starters and only one maybe penciled in as a starter. We led the league in cap space and signed no impact players so far.  boo

One has to wonder if Khan had something to do with this.  He is involved in all aspects of signing now.  Could he maybe refuse to open up the checkbook?

He has to reach the salary cap floor. He has no choice but to open the check book.

They have said they have permission from Khan to spend to the cap and they said they would.

Sticking with bargain basement signings like this will alienate the fan base and mitigate whatever positive momentum the teaam and fanbase have built this offseason...at least until they draft Trevor Lawrence.

The heat would immediately go to Baalke and Meyer.

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