5th yr options....

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  1. Titans2004

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    JRob has decisions to make on Davis and Jackson regarding their 5th yr options. Looks like Davis is going to cost around 14.8mil and Jackson around 10mil....

    Davis has not lived up to his draft status yet and has been a little injury prone...not sure I’d re-up him, but would hate for him to explode and then head for FA next yr

    Jackson did not pan out as the dual threat as a returner, but has played pretty solid at CB. I would go ahead and pick his option up.
     
    #1 Titans2004, Mar 22, 2020
  4. Delco78

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    There is no way we use the option on Davis. He hasn't produced like a top pick. Maybe we resign him once here hits the market but not anywhere near 14 million. As for Jackson, we will definitely pick up his option.i could actually see us signing him to an extension before the season.
     
    #2 Delco78, Mar 22, 2020
  7. GoT

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    CD totally worth it just causes even above average WRs are not easily obtained... at least for Tennessee


    Jackson has been fine but agreed about all the 'dual threat' stuff... I am over it


    either use him strategically as returner (late in game in high impact situations), FULL time as returner or NEVER as returner... this series to series shyt is not the way to go IMO
     
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  10. Vorsutus

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    No one wants jackson on the kick team any more. But he is turning into a damn good cb. Yes to him.

    Cd is a hard no, if he wants to take a cheap prove it deal or cheapish short term deal ill take it.
     
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  13. Chronos

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    Too early. Injuries and break out seasons may dictate what happens. Wait until the last minute on these two.
     
    #5 Chronos, Mar 22, 2020
  16. JCBRAVE

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    As of now I think we pass on Davis' option.

    Adoree seems more likely to have his picked up.
     
    #6 JCBRAVE, Mar 22, 2020
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  19. HurrayTitans!

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    I’d like to pick up both. Jackson being the first if I had to choose.
    I think we see Davis take a step forward this season and patience will pay off.
     
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  22. Tricky

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    They're both no brainers IMO. CD isnt worth anywhere near 14m, let him walk. Adoree is worth more than 10m, exercise that option.

    That said, drafting a WR this year to step in for Corey when hes gone should be a priority. This is a very deep WR class.
     
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  25. Rwill

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    If Davis gets 14 mil we should be paying Henry 250mil per game.
     
    #9 Rwill, Mar 22, 2020
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  28. Chronos

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    I’d sign that deal. Probably retire after the one season though.
     
    #10 Chronos, Mar 22, 2020
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