DuncanIso
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Sad day for our team.
oh no - he can't play anymore.Why? He's not being let go because he can't play. He's being let go because he costs too much. There is a sober assessment of every player to be had, and if any given player can be had at a right price, you put that on your list of options. It's just how it works. I don't make the rules. I just know what the rules are, and I don't pretend they don't exist.
That said, I'm already sensing from the chatter I've read that, nah, Zeke's going to get a pretty decent contract after all, and one beyond what our spreadsheet is able to afford.
You are far to naive to understand that the business side of things is one side, football is the other. The owners force players to do what they need to do.... and Zeke did what he needed to d before the team kicked him to the curb.... like they did today.So Zeke held out with 2 years left on the current contract - please tell me you don't think he did that for the team. Zeke is NOT a team player, he's an individual who was only focused on his own gains. He is the epitome of greed. Greedy people like Zeke will never be team players.
Thats not the sign of a team player, not one bit.....
He made the team worse the last 4 years. Talk all you want about the first 3 or 4. He was trash at the end.That is the way it should be. Zeke was a warrior that did all he was asked to do and never complained (except for holding out, and looks like he was right to do so as the end comes quick).
Guy was a team player and clearly made the team better. It was time, and it is the sad part of the business of football. But it happens to EVERYONE at some point.
I wish him luck.
Which was what exactly?I’m going to remember this year’s goal line TD against the colts where the crowd chanted his name as his last play.
Not when he got flattened in SF.
Forever thankful for what Zeke brought to this team.
(Glad to help.)statsThe free agent market don't lie.
He did not retire at that point. He gave what was essentially a ’concession speech’ that he was no longer the starting quarterback.Wasn't that because Tony Romo was retiring?
Aaah, ok. Thanks.He did not retire at that point. He gave what was essentially a ’concession speech’ that he was no longer the starting quarterback.
He retired unofficially after the 2016 season ended. I am not 100% certain he ever filed his retirement paperwork with the league.
Please stop it.Any sense that his market might be so limited that re-signing him remains an option?
NoDepending on how the draft shakes out and pollards recovery, I could absolutely see them bringing him back during the season