Doesn't matter, it's not like they signed him top of market. Teams sign guys coming off injury all the time. The mistake they made was rushing him back in 2025, not the contract.
He didn't get paid as an All Pro.
The 1st 3 played exactly as they did before the contract.
You guys are making an absolutist argument. Jaylon Smith got signed after a pro bowl season.
At the time he was 6th highest paid ever
I guess you missed it and did not understand.
Trolling? Thank you Mrs Jones. We should all be greatly thankful for 2 playoff wins in 10 years. My bad!
There’s a lot medicore about Ferguson. And I didn’t single out Quinnen or Dak.
I didn’t understand because you brought the fans into the discussion for no other reason than to minimize the blame that belongs with the FO.
I would suggest that it is not so much that, after signing a long-term deal, they stop playing. Rather, the player "overplayed" during their contract year and simply returned to the pre-contract performance.
Should have let Aubrey walk......hes got the confidence of a 2 star Uber driver arguing with his GPS
The why of it is what's being discussed.
I asked and brought up a simple point.
No. Fans have nothing to do and zero impact on the FO’s contract decisions.
Bland ranked consistently high in coverage before the back to back seasons with foot injuries. Had a 90.9 PFF grade in coverage in 2023 (his last healthy season). His grade was 76.8 in his rookie season.
Williams just paid, this was his first game since extension and he had a solid game. He was in the backfield a few times and if we had an outside rush he probably had a couple sacks as when he did come up the middle Dart kept sliding left or right
I’m talking about the comments made from fans about their opinions of it.
