We'll be discussing Alex Cappa a little later however, I'm awestruck with what Cincinnati is doing. Just what the team was supposed to do.Someone was going to be the one to make the call that person is Pittsburgh. This is the biggest "boom or bust" free-agent QB signing to be made, but it's obvious the Steelers set a limit on the potential for madness.

The deal doesn't prevent the Steelers from still taking a rookie QB in the draft and using Trubisky to bridge the gap though I think there were better bridge QBs in Jameis Newton and Teddy Bridgewater. The hope with Mitch will be to prove that Bears really are to blame for his inconsistency and he's able to make the same success as Ryan Tannehill in Tennessee.

We'll check if the situation is the case. For now, it's difficult to evaluate this until we know the amount. Anything that is more than $10M a year will be absurd.This is a lot of money, but Ogbah is well worth the investment. The defensive end who is 28 has two consecutive 9.0 seasons with the Dolphins, and a solid 77.0 ratings from PFF during the season.

There's no doubt that Ogbah has been a defensive foundation for the Dolphins And keeping him was crucial to the early accomplishments that was the first year of Mike McDaniel as head coach. If Miami allowed this to drag on, I'm certain that the cost would have gone up which is why I believe from top to bottom this is an excellent deal.

This is a move that I appreciate significantly less. The issue isn't about the player in this case, it's the signing of a running back to an agreement with a free agent that will outdo his production. Edmonds is a good all-purpose running back but nothing extraordinary.

I don't recall an ex- Cardinals RB listed among the five best rushers currently available, and I'm sure his work could have easily been acquired during the draft. I would have much rather had the Dolphins spend more money on players with great potential such as Rashaad Penny, instead of giving Edmonds more than $6 million annually.

I really, really like this move due to what it could mean for the remainder of Cincinnati's free agency. My worry was that the team would make use of the huge amount of cap space to sign one or two big name players, but not apply a comprehensive approach to the market.

Cappa who was the former Buccaneers' guard, is solid value at $10 million a season for the level of his production. Cappa is a major upgrade to the offensive line which needs been redesigned to aid Joe Burrow, and I find it refreshing that he's not consuming so much cap space that will tie the Bengals the hands of their opponents.

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