Ray R
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An excellent summary of the state of things. Just remember, even a blind pig finds a nut...sometimes.Bad year to hire a coach
Bad year to be looking for a qb
Bad year to sign a player like Bell
An excellent summary of the state of things. Just remember, even a blind pig finds a nut...sometimes.Bad year to hire a coach
Bad year to be looking for a qb
Bad year to sign a player like Bell
If he is willing to give us a one year heavily discounted prove it deal, hell yeah I'd take Bell. I'd see how badly he wants to play in Miami.
You do realize he pissed on a 5 year/$70 million contract offer last year from Pittsburgh, right?If you're saying pass without considering the contract you're plumb dumb. If he wants to be the highest paid running back it's a hard pass. If he wants to take a slightly discounted and heavy incentivized contract for a year in order to prove his worth the money it's a hard yes. Keep in mind, right now we have nobody on the offensive side of the ball that we can build around. Drake is way to inconsistent (can't pass block to save his life) and outside of that there is nobody who's touching the ball who can impact the game.
So you're telling me we're going to pass on signing bell (if the contract is reasonable) and build from the ground by drafting "young and inexperienced" players without a veteran presence in the meeting rooms? Who's going to show these guys how to be pros? I say we trade Drake, resign Gore, build the offensive line out and consider signing Le'veon. That def takes pressure off of the young QB we'll be grooming.
Just beat me.That isn't happening. Bell turned down the 5 year $70M offer from Steeler's and bypassed the $14.5M tag last year.
Whoever he plays for this year will pay $15M bare minimum.
He turned down $14.5 million per season last year, I don't think he is looking for a "team-friendly" dealIf you're saying pass without considering the contract you're plumb dumb. If he wants to be the highest paid running back it's a hard pass. If he wants to take a slightly discounted and heavy incentivized contract for a year in order to prove his worth the money it's a hard yes. Keep in mind, right now we have nobody on the offensive side of the ball that we can build around. Drake is way to inconsistent (can't pass block to save his life) and outside of that there is nobody who's touching the ball who can impact the game.
So you're telling me we're going to pass on signing bell (if the contract is reasonable) and build from the ground by drafting "young and inexperienced" players without a veteran presence in the meeting rooms? Who's going to show these guys how to be pros? I say we trade Drake, resign Gore, build the offensive line out and consider signing Le'veon. That def takes pressure off of the young QB we'll be grooming.
If you're saying pass without considering the contract you're plumb dumb. If he wants to be the highest paid running back it's a hard pass. If he wants to take a slightly discounted and heavy incentivized contract for a year in order to prove his worth the money it's a hard yes. Keep in mind, right now we have nobody on the offensive side of the ball that we can build around. Drake is way to inconsistent (can't pass block to save his life) and outside of that there is nobody who's touching the ball who can impact the game.
So you're telling me we're going to pass on signing bell (if the contract is reasonable) and build from the ground by drafting "young and inexperienced" players without a veteran presence in the meeting rooms? Who's going to show these guys how to be pros? I say we trade Drake, resign Gore, build the offensive line out and consider signing Le'veon. That def takes pressure off of the young QB we'll be grooming.
You do realize he pissed on a 5 year/$70 million contract offer last year from Pittsburgh, right?
What makes you think that he'd do that?!?