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He's a great player, but by then he will be a little to old for us.
TobiasEagle77 said:I'm curious what other players will be FA "next year". I'm sure there will be alot of them, one that comes to mind is Ed Reed. My point is, just because he hasn't resigned yet, means nothing. The Eagles and Dawkins have about a year to work out a contract. Plenty can get done in that time. IMO, his age indicates he won't be resigned. But then again, there is no successor waiting in the wings, which indicates he will be resigned. We'll have to see. Trashing the Eagles FO for not resigning him is baseless, because they have a year left on his contract. People were trashing them for not giving Westbrook his money this time last year, and then look what happened, he got it.
He looked like he was moving in slow motion last year. The man is a shadow of his former-self. But we do agree on one thing: his play this season will speak for itself.TobiasEagle77 said:And Dawkins is not done. Just wanted to put that out there. His play this season will speak for itself.
I was thinking New York, but I'm not so sure now, they already have a SS, which is the position Dawkins plays, and a pretty good one at that in Gibril WilsonGfunk said:they won't resign him
he'll either sign with NY to pair up with Demps (they play different saftey spots, right?), or sign a big contract with an obscure AFC team
TobiasEagle77 said:And Dawkins is not done. Just wanted to put that out there. His play this season will speak for itself.
Howboutdemcowboys31 said:i saw every eagles game last year. if hes not done niether is marshal faulk
Dawkins plays FS.summerisfunner said:I was thinking New York, but I'm not so sure now, they already have a SS, which is the position Dawkins plays, and a pretty good one at that in Gibril Wilson
stasheroo said:Dawkins may be on the downside of his career, but the guy takes great care of himself and is a good team leader as well. He would provide teriffic stability in the secondary.