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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.Aren't we pretty much going to do the same thing, though? Isn't it commonplace to wait for some vet signings after the May 9th deadline?If there was a legit commissioner with balls, he would punish the Vikings for gaming the comp selection process in waiting to sign Floyd right after the deadline.
That's scummy.
Wow, double pity .. if signed yesterday would bring Pats a 6th rounder
the vikings are afraid the pats will draft the next TFB with thst pick.
Isn't it much more likely that signing Floyd prior to the deadline would have counted against their comp pick formula? Why would any team want to do that?If there was a legit commissioner with balls, he would punish the Vikings for gaming the comp selection process in waiting to sign Floyd right after the deadline.
That's scummy.
Nothing scummy about it. They are competing organisations.If there was a legit commissioner with balls, he would punish the Vikings for gaming the comp selection process in waiting to sign Floyd right after the deadline.
That's scummy.
Wow, double pity .. if signed yesterday would bring (a possible) 6th rounder..
Floyd's reported contract with Minny is about what I thought the Pats would have offered him, if they'd wanted him back.
Floyd did more in his little time here than OchoStinko did throughout the entire 2011 season + POs…and without the loss of draft picks.We'll always have your heads up block and your TD catch, Michael, so you're right on par with Chad Ochocinco.
I dunno. They both caught a touchdown pass and made a nice block. They both were inactive at times and had difficulty picking up the playbook/lining up properly, etc.Floyd did more in his little time here than OchoStinko did throughout the entire 2011 season + POs…and without the loss of draft picks.
I dunno. They both caught a touchdown pass and made a nice block. They both were inactive at times and had difficulty picking up the playbook/lining up properly, etc.
The difference is that Chad had a 53 yard reception, although, as you said, it cost us a draft pick.
Isn't it much more likely that signing Floyd prior to the deadline would have counted against their comp pick formula? Why would any team want to do that?
Nothing scummy about it. They are competing organisations.
I hear your concerns about wishing that the system were different, however it is what it is, and we see a prime example of that right now with the Blount situation. I'm already hearing from Steeler fans about how Belichick "manipulates" the system, and they're right--but everyone should use it to their advantage.Comp picks should be awarded at anytime before the season starts. I don't care if it's the minute before Sunday before the Thursday kickoff.
Make teams pay for gaming the system.