newton_tom_cat

we have to make a play for morgan. LBs coming out of the draft are very average at best.

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NEPatriot

While I've been thinking for the past year that Morgan would be a good fit here, he certainly is a big injury risk. It would have to be a very friendly contract. If available, I'd also like Keith Brooking. I think he'd be a good fit here.

bradmahn

So we have a contingency of posters here who are completely opposed to Morgan coming here because of his past injuries, who think he's toast and that he's nothing but a shell of his former self. Where's the risk in signing him to a cheap veteran contract?

If he's willing to accept a veteran contract like the one Seau signed last year, what's the harm? I say give it a go and if he can play, great. If he can't, oh well, it will be but pennies on the salary cap.

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HSanders

The problem is, there is no way to count on his being able to play for any length of time, even as a fill in. That many concussions is scary, new mouthpiece or not. The guy had a special helmet for heaven's sake. Were it just the other injuries he had (I think he had a shoulder along with the Achilles) I would say maybe.
I could see Denver taking a flyer on him though. That's a Shanahan type move right there.

pats1

What if he makes it through the preseason and training camp OK (most likely part-time). Then you're cutting another guy who would have otherwise made the roster. That player a good chance of catching on somewhere else. Then, if Morgan gets injured again (decent chance of that considering his history), then you're left looking for someone to fill that hole.

You just can't rely on him to stay on your roster and stay healthy.

SeanBruschi54

Poor TJ Slaughter.

Real World

I'm with you. The guy is a monster in the middle, but he's been beaten and battered in the brain. I can understand a man's desire to compete, but he's made millions, & the risk of being a vegetable would push me to call it a career.

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mdhprime

This situation reminds of the feeling I had everytime I saw Trent Green take a snap this year....why? Why do that to yourself when you know you've had one too many serious knocks to the head. Just doesn't seem look good judgement to keep on playing.

patriotsdynasty12189

His career might be over.

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