Rams signed ILB Alec Ogletree to a four-year, $42 million extension through 2021.
The deal had been in the works since the summer, and reportedly includes over $30 million guaranteed. Ogletree is a playmaker with sideline-to-sideline athleticism, but has yet to become a truly impact player. He does play all three downs, and has been durable aside from a 2015 broken leg. Ogletree just turned 26 last month.
Stats seem to indicate he's a guy that doesn't miss many games. What does it say about recent Giants injury history when that is the first thing I thought to check?
Compensation update: Giants are trading their fourth-round pick and their sixth-round pick in return for LB Alec Ogletree and the Rams' 2019 seventh-round pick, per source. Link - ( New Window )
Depending on what picks we gave up, I LOVE this move. This is a high intensity LB that can cover a ton of ground. Exactly the type of LB this team needs with attitude to boot.
4th round was where I wanted to grab an LB, instead we get a proven one who is locked up for the next 4 years. Still a young player as well only 26 years old.
I love swapping a 4th and a 6th for a player like Ogletree. Contract matters, of course, but history shows that mid-round picks can be severely overrated by teams as trade-bait. I'd rather have a high-quality player at a higher cost than roster filler at bargain prices. Love it.
In principle, I don’t love trading draft picks for a guy who already has a $10M annual cap hit.
This roster is in awful shape, and I guess you can’t make an omelette without breaking a few eggs. Doesn’t smell like a deliberate/dedicated rebuild type of move, to me.
hoping this is the compensation 4th and not their actual 4th
Why? I mean great if it is but we can't expect to get good players for nothing.
because giving up their 4th is considerably better than giving up the compensation 4th... theres a full 32 picks between the two. I like to hope for the best possible deal, that all. The compensation 4th is almost equivalent to their 5th.
He counts $3 million against the cap this year assuming the $7M roster bonus is zapped. $4M next year assuming the $6M roster bonus is removed. Link - ( New Window )
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The deal had been in the works since the summer, and reportedly includes over $30 million guaranteed. Ogletree is a playmaker with sideline-to-sideline athleticism, but has yet to become a truly impact player. He does play all three downs, and has been durable aside from a 2015 broken leg. Ogletree just turned 26 last month.
Love it
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Doubt this has any bearing. A 4th isn't nothing but a 6th virtually is.
I doubt it has any bearing whatsoever.
Ogletree is a good player.
Our new GM is actually acknowledging that LB is a position!
But what do I know?
Why? I mean great if it is but we can't expect to get good players for nothing.
But what do I know?
Do teams need to have a minimum number of picks in each draft? The goal is to acquire talent, not bodies.
so things may be a changing.
Agree with the above poster that this may signal we are going to be trading down out of one of our draft slots to recapture a pick.
In principle, I don’t love trading draft picks for a guy who already has a $10M annual cap hit.
This roster is in awful shape, and I guess you can’t make an omelette without breaking a few eggs. Doesn’t smell like a deliberate/dedicated rebuild type of move, to me.
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hoping this is the compensation 4th and not their actual 4th
Why? I mean great if it is but we can't expect to get good players for nothing.
because giving up their 4th is considerably better than giving up the compensation 4th... theres a full 32 picks between the two. I like to hope for the best possible deal, that all. The compensation 4th is almost equivalent to their 5th.
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I do see by the way Ogletree just signed a 4 year extension with the Rams during the 2017 season...