turkeyneck
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Agree. This is a contract adjustment move and he'll be back if not claimed.Thinking Jones will come back on a min deal.
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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.Agree. This is a contract adjustment move and he'll be back if not claimed.Thinking Jones will come back on a min deal.
Kitchen gone too. Bad week to be a Pats' DT.
That's cruelSo mocking 3 dts then
That's a guaranteed ignore list addition.
Still a chance he comes back at a reduced rate.This s-cks. I like jones. he's a over achiever.
Actually non-silly post:
Cutting Easley cost us cap $$, right? So in some way is it possible that we had to cut Jones to cover the cost of cutting Easley?
hate to say it, but good point. Team took an extra big cap hit to get rid of Easley, next move was tweaking Gaffney's contract, this is likely more of the same. Have they made up for the cost of dumping Easley yet? If not, who's next? Why was Kitchen's cap hit? Could he be a similar move?Actually non-silly post:
Cutting Easley cost us cap $$, right? So in some way is it possible that we had to cut Jones to cover the cost of cutting Easley?
No, because that would have had to happen within 24 hours.
maybe not had to, we had room enough to absorb it but need some slack for signing rookies after the draft etc. so it still could be needed to compensate. looks like they are working as much slack out of the current roster as they can. more attention to details than most teams.No, because that would have had to happen within 24 hours.
even if it's not untenable it's some slack that they can use. I wonder if the injury clause added for Gaffney is more favorable to the player, so he gets something for giving something up. Can they buy insurance to cover the risk clause, so that the injury clause could be a win-win where the player gets a better deal that's also better for the team, or at least doesn't cost them anything?Ok - so not directly, but I've got to wonder if, in a roundabout way, whether or not the cap hit of cutting Easley made keeping Jones untenable.
Belichick must love this DT class.
Why? Chandler is in a better situation now than he was here.Not a good year to be a C. Jones
How so? He still doesn't have a long term deal, he doesn't know the D and the coaches don't know him yet. He also isn't playing for a better team, org or head coach.Why? Chandler is in a better situation now than he was here.
Where have you been all my life?i'm just keeping my eye on tom brady's facebook page for news of him getting new wheels for his R8. then i can post (wait for it):
Because they'll play him on the edge exclusively and he can pin his ears back and rack up a ton of sacks this year. He'll probably get the second largest massive contract for a defensive player next FA after Miller.How so? He still doesn't have a long term deal, he doesn't know the D and the coaches don't know him yet. He also isn't playing for a better team, org or head coach.