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Re: The Minnesota Vikings have signed free agent S Mike Doss
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Originally Posted by Fixit
I didn't find workhorse's reply to be all that controversial. In fact, it seemed perfectly reasonable.
I would agree as well. Doss is not a huge loss. On the other hand, there should be some cumulative effect from this year's FA losses.
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Re: The Minnesota Vikings have signed free agent S Mike Doss
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Originally Posted by spacecrime
He is gone because you have no money to sign him.
No, he's gone because he was a backup. Talk about much ado about nothing. Like Workhorse said, he would have been nice for depth, but nothing more. I never knew losing a reserve safety was such a big deal.
Re: The Minnesota Vikings have signed free agent S Mike Doss
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Originally Posted by danny88
Keep making excuses. If Harrison left you guys would claim he was "old" and it was "no big deal". I am sure every player you draft or that moves from backup to starter will work out perfectly. I am sure you will be able to duplicate a injury free year also. Wont need depth!!! bahhhh who needs depth?
We have Giordano and Marlin Jackson could move back to safety in a pinch. We'll also likely draft a safety. The fact is that Sanders (if healthy) and Bethea make a very good young duo, which may be the strength of the defense right now.
Re: The Minnesota Vikings have signed free agent S Mike Doss
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Originally Posted by spacecrime
He is gone because you have no money to sign him.
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Originally Posted by coltsfan
No, he's gone because he was a backup. Talk about much ado about nothing. Like Workhorse said, he would have been nice for depth, but nothing more. I never knew losing a reserve safety was such a big deal.
It didn't matter if he was a backup or a starter or a JAG. The fact is you couldn't sign the guy because you have no money.
Is there something you don't understand about not having cap room? It means you have no choice. You must re-do Mannings deal every year in order to keep one player, and the rest go away and are replaced by UFDAs.
Next year Manning's cap hit is $19 mil, and it is $21 mil in 2009. So when you re-do his deal next year to sign a player or two, you'll be looking at $25+ mil cap hit for Manning in 2009.
I'm not complaining. Keep re-doing his deal.
Losing players does not mean you will have a bad season. We heard that crap over and over. But we rarely lost more that 3-4 top players a year, and we did use a mix of FAs and draft to re-build. FAs for the next year and draft for future years.
You need cap space, man. You're going down the toilet in a big flush if you don't get some.
Re: The Minnesota Vikings have signed free agent S Mike Doss
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Originally Posted by spacecrime
It didn't matter if he was a backup or a starter or a JAG. The fact is you couldn't sign the guy because you have no money.
Is there something you don't understand about not having cap room? It means you have no choice. You must re-do Mannings deal every year in order to keep one player, and the rest go away and are replaced by UFDAs.
Next year Manning's cap hit is $19 mil, and it is $21 mil in 2009. So when you re-do his deal next year to sign a player or two, you'll be looking at $25+ mil cap hit for Manning in 2009.
I'm not complaining. Keep re-doing his deal.
Losing players does not mean you will have a bad season. We heard that crap over and over. But we rarely lost more that 3-4 top players a year, and we did use a mix of FAs and draft to re-build. FAs for the next year and draft for future years.
You need cap space, man. You're going down the toilet in a big flush if you don't get some.
Is there something you don't understand about the fact that his cap hit is only $1M? You don't think the Colts could fit that under the cap? That really is a pretty insignificant hit with where the cap is.
And how many 'top' players do you really think the Colts have lost? I started a thread a couple of weeks ago when we lost Reagor, saying that it may be a mistake. So I'm drinking no kool-aid. But the fact is, Doss was a backup, coming off of a torn ACL, and therefore nothing urgent.
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Re: The Minnesota Vikings have signed free agent S Mike Doss
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Originally Posted by captain stone
As per George Santayana, fellow Boston Latin School alumnus.
me too,captain
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Re: The Minnesota Vikings have signed free agent S Mike Doss
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Originally Posted by spacecrime
The fact is you couldn't sign the guy because you have no money.
Calling your opinion fact does not make it a fact.
Your declaration of a fact implies that you have direct knowledge of how much the Colts are currently under the cap. Please share that knowledge with the rest of the board.
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