Shaking up the D line & Changes at LB

[Alexander]

The injury that caused him to miss most of training camp...

It was not devastating. And apparently he is just working his way back.

Thing is, he has never, anywhere, in college or the pros, shown he is a capable and dependable player.

When are injuries going to stop being an excuse for not being good enough?

Never?

We just keep depositing into the "potential" bank?

 

[Alexander]

I dunno.

I was led to believe that a QB drafted outside the 1st round couldn't be a quality NFL starter.

Rules are made to be broken.

I asked questions I shouldn't have expected answers from you, Michael.

I apologize.

 

[xwalker]

It was not devastating. And apparently he is just working his way back.

Thing is, he has never, anywhere, in college or the pros, shown he is a capable and dependable player.

When are injuries going to stop being an excuse for not being good enough?

Never?

We just keep depositing into the "potential" bank?

They didn't use any draft picks and relatively little cap space on Mayo. It's well worth the chance. It's not in the same ballpark as risking a 2nd round pick on Gregory or JSmith. The investment in Mayo is so low it's not really worth discussing.

 

[Alexander]

They didn't use any draft picks and relatively little cap space on Mayo. It's well worth the chance. It's not in the same ballpark as risking a 2nd round pick on Gregory or JSmith. The investment in Mayo is so low it's not really worth discussing.

So you honestly think that teams look at dollars invested to guage?

So you only have ninety dollars and invest thirty on your one shot player, it means zero?

Sorry, you can't tell me for a second that they feel they are getting good RTI so far on Mayowa. You usually don't demote those players.

 

[dallasdave]

I asked questions I shouldn't have expected answers from you, Michael.

I apologize.

 

[Manwiththeplan]

ok, so does that mean Thorton sucks?