Camp cuts? Twenty-five notable names on the bubble

[DKphin]

I really do not see them signing him only to release him before the season

2) Arian Foster, RB, Miami Dolphins: It is cruel to put Foster on this list just days after the four-time Pro Bowler muscled his way back into the league. The plan is for Foster to show he recovered from his torn Achilles' tendon, then eventually compete with for snaps.
History shows that running backs struggle to return after this injury, and Foster showed signs of wearing down in 2015 pre-injury, averaging just 2.6 yards per attempt. The contract here is telling. Foster got "only" $400,000 guaranteed and $1.5 million base salary, the price of a low-cost backup.
So would the Dolphins flush that money away if Foster doesn't look right in August? The Patriots gave Reggie Wayne a $450,000 signing bonus last year before pulling the ripcord before Week 1. Odds are that Foster makes the team, but he will need to look healthy or that signing bonus could turn into an early retirement nest egg.

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap30...p-cuts-twentyfive-notable-names-on-the-bubble

 

[The Finster]

His contract was made just for this purpose if it's necessary.

 

[susser2000]

I think in the First Round Picks Running Out of Chances section, they should have mentioned Dion Jordan. I hope he comes back to form, but I think he probably has an easier chance of being cut if he doesn't perform well in camp.

 

[Anvil35]

Would anyone consider Ray Rice?? I certainly would...

 

[dolphindan]

Would anyone consider Ray Rice?? I certainly would...

Ok, while we're at it, how about Bobby Humphrey? I hear he could use the work

 

[NY8123]

Would anyone consider Ray Rice?? I certainly would...

At this point last season 100%. Now that we signed Foster there is no need.

 

[LDaniel7]

Would anyone consider Ray Rice?? I certainly would...

Big time.

Listen to his wife, for goodness sake, if you don't think that he deserves a second chance.

He'd immediately be the best RB on the roster.

LD

 

[lurking]

I would..... He's paid his dues...

 

[Bumpus]

Big time.

Listen to his wife, for goodness sake, if you don't think that he deserves a second chance.

He'd immediately be the best RB on the roster.

LD

Honestly, at this point - I'd be more concerned that his play fell off a cliff.

 

[Travis34]

Honestly, at this point - I'd be more concerned that his play fell off a cliff.

Wasn't it starting to before this whole thing happened? And it's already been like 2 years

 

[VBCheeseGrater]

I would..... He's paid his dues...

Agreed, hell the guy offered to donate his salary to women's causes, I hope he catches a break.

 

[Fin Fan in Cali]

Big time.

Listen to his wife, for goodness sake, if you don't think that he deserves a second chance.

He'd immediately be the best RB on the roster.

LD

I respect your opinion bro, but I have to disagree. He was down in production in 2013.

http://www.nfl.com/player/rayrice/941/careerstats

 

[Fin Fan in Cali]

Agreed, hell the guy offered to donate his salary to women's causes, I hope he catches a break.

I heard that and very commendable. If he would have offered this sooner they may have stopped black balling him throughout the league. As Coach Jerry Glanville said Not For Long aka NFL. Don't take for granted the opportunity the NFL affords you.

 

[steviey013]

Big time.

Listen to his wife, for goodness sake, if you don't think that he deserves a second chance.

He'd immediately be the best RB on the roster.

LD

Ray Rice will never suit up in the NFL again...and rightly so.

 

[eger]

Would anyone consider Ray Rice?? I certainly would...

Well considering what Vick did and was allowed to play, Rice deserves another shot as well.