All these guys will have played at least two years with the team, meaning their useful. The point is they have a role, and there are no guarantees a rookie will even make the team. You need cheap vets.A lot of those guys can be replaced via draft. Maybe malik Collins is "keeper" but most of those guys are not front line players and none of them bring anything to the table beyond depth.
Well, matey, you never sent back the postage-free envelope for "How To Be a Hero Boy."Another awful post. What's new?
If one grows into a front line starter you try to re-sign but none of these guys really are in that boat. Collins maybe but his has proven to be slightly more durable than sean lee when it comes to injuries. And Collins is not the difference maker Lee was when healthy.All these guys will have played at least two years with the team, meaning their useful. The point is they have a role, and there are no guarantees a rookie will even make the team. You need cheap vets.
So are you saying, don't extend a player unless he's a starter?If one grows into a front line starter you try to re-sign but none of these guys really are in that boat. Collins maybe but his has proven to be slightly more durable than sean lee when it comes to injuries. And Collins is not the difference maker Lee was when healthy.
No I am saying do not extend slightly above average players that have faults whether is injury or just being average.So are you saying, don't extend a player unless he's a starter?