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ThoughtExperiment
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Ticket tickers have been talking about Claiborne probably to Baltimore.
But yeah, sign something official and make sure he can't come back.
But yeah, sign something official and make sure he can't come back.
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looks like the league is getting smart and not doing as many insane contracts. There have been several one year deals where the team has flexibility and leverage plus the player stays motivated to earn another contract
the cowboys really need to rethink their cap mgt. They need to tank a year to clear out a shit load of cap space so they can start paying in advance with large bonuses burned off early instead of locking in with long term deals where they are stuck with a player they have no leverage over and eventually have dead money eating up the cap
the cowboys really need to rethink their cap mgt. They need to tank a year to clear out a shit load of cap space so they can start paying in advance with large bonuses burned off early instead of locking in with long term deals where they are stuck with a player they have no leverage over and eventually have dead money eating up the cap
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Pats trying really hard to find a huge OG. First Warmack and now Fluker.
Coradell Patterson is meeting with the Redskins and Raiders.
Oddly used in Minnesota. He's more dangerous as a returner than a receiver, or has been to date. He has a lot of speed and I wouldn't want to face him twice a year. Just because I think he'd be Laverneous Coles/Santana Moss type against our secondary. Not necessarily a game breaker, but enough of a threat and a guy who made big plays at the worst times for us. That would be our luck, anyway.
Edit: Hes leaving DC and heading to the Raiders now per twitter. Odds are Washington isn't going to sign him because if so I doubt Snyder let him leave.
Oddly used in Minnesota. He's more dangerous as a returner than a receiver, or has been to date. He has a lot of speed and I wouldn't want to face him twice a year. Just because I think he'd be Laverneous Coles/Santana Moss type against our secondary. Not necessarily a game breaker, but enough of a threat and a guy who made big plays at the worst times for us. That would be our luck, anyway.
Edit: Hes leaving DC and heading to the Raiders now per twitter. Odds are Washington isn't going to sign him because if so I doubt Snyder let him leave.
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I don't see why we wouldn't be interested in him.
Oh yeah, because we have Lucky Whitehead. What was I thinking.
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Be patient people. It'll soon be time to start signing the scrubs nobody else wants.
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In all honesty, I do think it's smart to wait and sign guys who fall through the cracks a little. Those guys are usually practically the same player as ones who go for a lot more money.
Only guy I think we might miss at all is Leary. And supposedly maybe Church's leadership, although as a player on the field, he's mediocre to bad.
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Hello TWilly. While the rest of the league had no use for a three legged race horse. We resigned you for 4 more years. Idiots.
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lol T willy back for 4 more years at 17 mil.
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Another run-stuffer. Maliek Collins; here's looking at you, kid.