Titans Free Agency Roundup

How much of this is just bad teams dumping talent and having lots of money to spend while good teams are retaining their own talent because they're already good?

 

This would be more meaningful if it took the median wins on a per season basis rather than an average. As an example, Tampa is listed on the pre-500% side of the line, and yet won the Super Bowl in 2020. As each season is a reset, showing the median number would be more statistically valid. Just one guy’s opinion.

 

Outside Buffalo and kind of Chicago, rule of thumb still exists that you don’t win through FA, you win through the draft.

multiple “off season champs” chilling in the area no one wants to be. Cleveland and Jax are the multi-season off-season champs over the passed 10 years I can recall.

 

Titans re-signed Borders.

 

Well either way that kind of proves the point that signing bIg time FA’s doesn’t mean you’ll win more games.

 

Unless you’re Tampa...

 

So one out of how many? Again, spending big money doesn’t GUARANTEE anything.

 

With the caveat that that free agent is arguably the best QB to every play and he goes to a team with a stacked roster.

 

Stand down soldier. Just acknowledging that result and clearly it’s on the rare side. Hence the dot dot dot.