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Colts give Jonathan Taylor permission to be Traded

I don't think I can ever hear the song Rico suave again without throwing up.

Let's try to stop feeding the troll.
 
Can we get 1500 post and 200 pages, for $300 Alex?

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The Ghost said:
Cory Dillon says sup.
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Dillon signed a 2 year 5.25 million dollar deal with NE in 2004.He then got a raise to an average of 3.5 million in 2006 but only played one year under the new deal.

He was the 21st highest paid RB in 2005-06.

The top 10 QB's were between 10 and 7.5 million per.
 
rafael said:
I expect this team to run considerably more whether we get JT or not.
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I'd hope so but last year we fell in love with going deep....also fell behind often so we had to throw it but yes, I want more balance
 
Josh Jacobs just signed a 1 yr 12 MM contract.

That's the new floor.
 
bdizzle00 said:
That is correct. IMO, Taylor would be a 1200-yard back in this offense, that alone is not worth $12 million a year. The threat of having a player like him in the backfield forcing defenses to have to play differently, thus opening up more opportunity for Tua, Hill, and Waddle, ALONG with him being a 1200-yard back, would be worth 12 million a year.

Additionally, having a player like Taylor would be invaluable in a playoff game in the cold at Buffalo, Cinci, or KC.
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Boom, nailed it!
 
XxJustinxX said:
Now post the one with the highest paid RB on each team, or even the leading rusher for the whole season. (Not just the SB)

I get the point and it's partially valid but it's misleading.
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This has been pointed out repeatedly. And using it raises a completely false flag.

The narrative being pushed is no longer ā€œyou donā€™t have to have a high-salaried RB to win a Super Bowlā€

Whatā€™s being pushed is ā€œYou CANā€™T pay a lot for a RB and win a SB.ā€ And thatā€™s bullshit.
 
I hope the sign Taylor. I get a little concerned if heā€™s presently not totally healthy after injury and offseason so obviously if something the medical staff says this could be ongoing thatā€™s a different story. But if medical team says heā€™s good then it really doesnā€™t overly come down to compensation within reason. Obviously we want to give less but my point is this team is loadedā€¦..it comes down to managing the cap. Can we have a 2 year run and then cut a Howard, Chubb, etc and still be in the mix. I think itā€™s possible but challenging. In this sport people focus on championships. This is your chance. Go for it. If it doesnā€™t work, you reset and try again. Is it really about winning a playoff game and being competitiveā€¦..not for driven winners
 
The way I look at this situation is as follows:

If we can pull JT from Indy for a 2nd and a 7th, great move. Pay him what heā€™s worth and we have a deadly offense in ā€˜23.

If we canā€™t get him for that. Move on. The time to have acquired JT was when we used the stupid ****ing pick on Iggy. That time is now gone.

Roll with what we have and letā€™s see how far we go.
 
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