We signed two and drafted two.
Shouldn’t we see what we have before we part with more future draft capital?
Of the two signed, one has been generally regarded as a legitimate threat to crack the 53-man.
Not two. One. Sanders has been generally regarded as a camp body.
Of the two drafted, one has been generally regarded as a legitimate threat to crack the 53-man.
Not two. One. Saleh has been generally regarded as a practice squad candidate. Now, I have to agree, you really have to give him some legitimate snaps in Oxnard, because the claim has been that he played all of last season injured, and no solid assessment could really be made. Fair enough.
But "what we have" is 2.5 RBs plus Deuce.
If you're telling me you don't want to part with more future draft capital for a player you don't have reason to believe will crack the 53-man, I'm right there with you.
If you're telling me, however, that it's for a player that you have complete reason to believe comes to Oxnard as the only one of the six who can legitimately claim to have been the RB1 on his team for every game the last 3 seasons... that's adding to the top of the depth chart, not the bottom... that immediately becomes the most proven asset you have on the payroll.
I'm willing to figure out something in the vein of a late round pick swap to get that guy on a 2025 roster that, now, has re-set the bar on expectations.
Maybe just me. But that makes all the sense in the world on this side of the internet.
Makes no sense. They trying to win now. You probably think Dallas will still trade Micah and Bland before the season.
