Darc Requiem

My position is simple. If you are going to complain about players holding out, you need to complain about players getting cut while under contract. If you don't complain about both, you are being a hypocrite.

If you sign a 5 year contract. The team should pay for 5 years. Period. If you want it to be about performance based pay it needs to go both ways. It doesn't. You out perform the contract and they'll honor it. You don't they reduce your salary or cut you. Either it's contract or it is not.

If I signed a contract with my employer, they couldn't can me without paying what was agreed to. When NFL teams stop cutting guys midway through their deals I'll start caring about holdouts.

Two of the three teams you listed had better records the year before. The other couldn't possibly do worse. The Bucs went from 9 wins to 5. The Rams went from 7 to 4. Jeff "7-9" Fisher couldn't even live up to his moniker.

Because I actually want the Redskins to do well. Let the Giants are some other team that I want to fall flat on their face do Hard Knocks.

No. I'd say something stronger but I don't want to break the rules. No fan should ever want their team on Hard Knocks.

If you cut him before the league year there is no dead money. 5th year options are only guaranteed for injury.

Even with Landon, we could still use another safety. Anyone know why Tre Boston is still available. I know he grades high on PFF, he's in his mid twenties, I figured he would be signed by someone by now.

Dez couldn't get separation before he tore his achilles can't imagine he'd better now.

We all know Bruce doesn't address the fans.

@TheShredder You are confusing Antonio Cromartie with Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie

AP's 2 years 8 million dollar deal is really just a 1 year 2.5 million deal. Don't really see a problem with it.

You are confusing Nick Saban with Bobby Petrino. Petrino is the one that quit on his team and left them a note in the locker room.

So the Broncos are basically giving us Keenum and paying half his salary. Wow, that is a good trade. 3.5 million for a potential bridge starter isn't bad. Surprised, I'd expect us to get taken again.

I don't agree with that analogy. Not the biggest Rosen fan, but Czabe's analogy is more fitting for the soon to be cut Blake Bortles. Rosen was considered an elite prospect last year. He went to a terrible team with no talent. The book isn't written on him yet.