Of course they can. And so can Dallas and Green Bay. Green Bay shot themselves in the foot, and everybody saw. Or you wear a skirt and your wife wears pants and you didn't watch. I could be wrong.
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Of course they can. And so can Dallas and Green Bay. Green Bay shot themselves in the foot, and everybody saw. Or you wear a skirt and your wife wears pants and you didn't watch. I could be wrong.
Too much money to pay a guy they can replace in his system. And with a couple of solid years left in the tank they could lose a little cap space and gain a potentially fine player on defense. Good linebacker from the Kelly's old program. If he can bounce back from injury that's a great pick up for the defense. Solid tackler who can drop back in coverage and he has soft hands.
I don't think replacing him will be easy. Can they replace him? Sure. But how good can the next guy be? This looks like a step back and it was done for cap space. And maybe Chip Kelly will abandon the concept of having a back that can play every down.
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Pro Football Talk is reporting that the Vegas line on the Eagles winning the Super Bowl has gone from 15:1 to 20:1 after the trade.
He doesn't have to replace him, only get close to his production.
And the difference between the two contracts over the next couple? Over twenty million dollars, which can help the team.
Depends. You can get pretty good backs out of this draft.
And then some. There are two 2000 yard backs available. And I would take the Indiana back who did it without Wisconsin's offensive line and their road grading linemen.
And with likely everyone in front taking other needs it's not inconceivable that in the era of the devalued back he could pick up a fantastic ball carrier off the top.
And the fastest 40 for running back was Michigan State's power back Jeremy Langford. Ameer Abdullah from Nebraska might fit in with the NFL version of the spread and zone read. He is rather elusive and might be what Kelly wants.
Todd Gurley might be the most capable as an NFL back along with Indiana's Tevin Coleman. But when a running back is injured GMs seem to hesitate. And for good reason. Average NFL career is about 5 seasons. Starting with an injury is not a good start.
Todd Gurley might be the most capable as an NFL back along with Indiana's Tevin Coleman. But when a running back is injured GMs seem to hesitate. And for good reason. Average NFL career is about 5 seasons. Starting with an injury is not a good start.
Jones-Drew retired. A solid player who never embarrassed his fan base, who ran for over 1,600 yards a few years ago on a Jacksonville squad that everyone knew couldn't pass the ball. He more than doubled the average life of a running back in the NFL despite being undersized and carrying a load for the Jags for most of a decade, before injury and age moved him on and out, spending his last year as an Oakland Raider.
He ends his career with 8,167 yds, 68 tds rushing and 11 receiving and a 4.4 average per carry, which would have been higher without the last two, injury hampered years.
Very, very good back and by all accounts as decent a guy.
He ends his career with 8,167 yds, 68 tds rushing and 11 receiving and a 4.4 average per carry, which would have been higher without the last two, injury hampered years.
Very, very good back and by all accounts as decent a guy.
Just wait until it's Tom they're pushing out the door, gently. Vince can't retire. Too much in that tank.
Oh I can wait, all right.:chuckle:
In a perfect world he'll just retire of his own accord (right after winning another ring). But he's been around long enough to be able to see the writing on the wall a mile away.
What I really would hate to see is Wilfork going to Buffalo--ya gotta know Rex would love to poach the big fella. I mean ideally, he comes back for less money. But I have a gut feeling it's not happening.
I wonder. Same about Peyton. I'm not sure they'll ever think they're past their abilities...and neither look to be, but at least with Tom I can see Bill having his ear and hearing it. Maybe.
Wouldn't that be a punch at his old team? He'd be better off in Miami if he wants to do that...and the weather would be better.
I hear Brandon Marshal just became a Jet, so who knows what's possible...keep Cutler and deal Brandon? :idunno:
And the most over rated coach in the NFL, only ahead of him is Phil Jackson in the fraudulent genius department, Belichick will go back to this as soon as Brady is done.
He was cheating and then Brady got real good. Elite good.
He was cheating and then Brady got real good. Elite good.
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Suh is a Dolphin...:think: Couldn't hurt. Unless your name is Brady. Then it might.
Mark Ingram, after finally fitting in productively with the Saints will be settling in there for the next four years.
LeSean McCoy has been made happier to be in Buffalo with a newly restructured deal. Now all they need is consistent qb play and that division is getting tougher by the minute.
Suh is a Dolphin...:think: Couldn't hurt. Unless your name is Brady. Then it might.
Mark Ingram, after finally fitting in productively with the Saints will be settling in there for the next four years.
LeSean McCoy has been made happier to be in Buffalo with a newly restructured deal. Now all they need is consistent qb play and that division is getting tougher by the minute.
A great player that needs to be fined about 250,000 for "accidentally" stepping on ankles of players on the ground. Maybe that will get his attention. If not, step it up to 500,000.
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