Some roster questions

[flutie2phelan]

Try 4 years, 4.2 million. 750k signing bonus. I loved the Dwightning and wanted him to stay here too, but not at that price.

Oooh. I didn't know that was Dwight's pricetag.
Seems to me like a very payable price, especially under the new lid's-off CBA.
Wish we'd paid it!

Looks to me like LeKevin is warming bench for someone. He'll round out an awesome practice squad.

btw, Cap'nStone, except for saluting the Phins FO ...
i think you've hit a lot of right notes.

 

[captain stone]

Oooh. I didn't know that was Dwight's pricetag.
Seems to me like a very payable price, especially under the new lid's-off CBA.
Wish we'd paid it!

Looks to me like LeKevin is warming bench for someone. He'll round out an awesome practice squad.

btw, Cap'nStone, except for saluting the Phins FO ...
i think you've hit a lot of right notes.

Thanks, ftp. Perhaps, in the future, I should temper my disappointment by pointing out the good moves made, whenever they happen.

Though I would like nothing better than to see the doofins collapse under the weight of their own - and John Clayton's - expectations, Saban is no dummy. His FO is doing things similar to what BB/SP did when they arrived in 2000: clearing deadwood, churning the roster, trying different players to see who's worth keeping. One major roadblock, however: the QB position. The colder the weather, the worse Culpepper performs. His backup is Joe Harrington - 'nuff said.

Speaking of the nutty professor, on "The Huddle" show on ESPN Radio over the weekend, the little ass-kisser actually predicted that the doofins would win the division, and that the pats would NOT make the playoffs. Un-effin-believable. Salsbury can be a blowhard sometimes, but at least he understands the dynamics which will carry the pats to the top of the afc east, as he predicted.