Don't disagree with you, but I'd say one of those guys is far more likely to have a good season again this year than Murray who had over 400 touches total, and having to play behind a new (and not as good) O line.
I disagree. Suh is definitely one of those generational guys who can have an immediate and tangible impact on the team. This is far from being similar to the Haynesworth debacle as there's no question about his drive and will to play. And it's not like the Lions were willing to let him go. They fucked themselves out of being able to franchise him at a reasonable rate because of mishandling his contract with restructures. His franchise rate this year would have been something like $22m and a second franchise would have been north of $28m. I think overall Miami got better, not just from Suh but as the whole of their efforts so far, but like anything we won't really know until October or so.
Risk with any team. The only person out there I'd trade for those two RBs would be revis but I don't think chip sees this as a 1 year solution. Which Is another reason he sent McCoy packing. He knows our odds of winning in the next 3 years are not good. So he made that deal to free up cap and get a young guy in return who will be in their prime by that time instead of having an old RB who cost a fuck ton to keep. Hopefully they get green Beckham in the draft to finish the offense then focus on D the next few years.
I'm not even sure Willis doesn't have a limp already. He said in his farewell speech that he's always had trouble with his feet and they just can't do it anymore. He said that he knew he would end up drawing a salary to sit on the bench again just like he did last year and he was concerned about his health after retirement.
It's like you don't recognize the window closing with romo... They should have signed him. Has dallas even done anything in FA. Edit rdmc lol
I think there is a gray area where you could argue that Murray is good enough to warrant a big $ contract (well, adjusted for RB's perceived value now), AND it being right for Dallas not to spend that much on him. As for Moon's post, well...JJ certainly had his way or doing things for a long time, seems like some of the decision making has been smarter of late. We'll have to wait and see because I think long term this might be smart, but your point of the window being open with Romo for only so long is a fair one.
He's lost his burst. He looked really slow last year and Murray came in and ran all over the field at the end of the year. It wasn't the line.
At all? I mean, watching you Eagles and Cowboys fans go back and forth is entertaining...but lets throw some hard numbers out there. Do you think Murray tops 1,500 rushing yards next year? 1,900 combined? 400 touches?
