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i don't think it was money. i think they think jordy doesn't have it anymore.
I would guess it's the combination of the two things.
i don't think it was money. i think they think jordy doesn't have it anymore.
when they had to think twice to offer him the minimum? i know last year is pretty much a throw away year but he was pretty invisible from halfway through the dallas game on. he wasn't even on the field for the game winning drive of that game.I would guess it's the combination of the two things.
i don't think it was money. i think they think jordy doesn't have it anymore.
I'm kind of leaning towards that way of thinking too. As much as I want to still see Jordy as a high producing WR, with a great connection to AR, its hard to fathom that the Packers parted ways with the guy just due to not being able to find a happy medium on pay level. Was his dramatic slide due to just Hundley or did the Packers see something that made them think his playing days are numbered?I would guess it's the combination of the two things.
I would say his logic (why cut one vet to save money and then spend it on another old vet) is a bigger deterrent than him not being jazzed about it.
Agreed, but I think that an argument could be made that Dez, who is 3 1/2 years younger could possibly be an upgrade over Jordy.
I'm on record saying I'd pass on Dez... and I still would, but I agree that he is younger and the longer he stays unemployed increases his chances of being cheaper as well. I know Dez has been claiming he will only sign for top dollar, but I don't see any teams stepping up so...
i don't think it was money. i think they think jordy doesn't have it anymore.
Dez is younger and would presumably take less cap space than Nelson would have (at his original price of course, no telling how much we could have had him for) so that takes care of those arguments...to some degree.
I'm on record saying I'd pass on Dez... and I still would, but I agree that he is younger and the longer he stays unemployed increases his chances of being cheaper as well. I know Dez has been claiming he will only sign for top dollar, but I don't see any teams stepping up so...
a true defensive upgrade would help a lot since the d is still the weak link...but we can make room for wr upgrade too.
Nowhere until he realizes nobody is going to pay him top dollar. I'm assuming he will end up on a roster somewhere after a camp injury etc... but not at the dollar amount he was asking earlier.Still unsigned. I wonder where he'll end up...
I don't think he's anywhere till camps startNowhere until he realizes nobody is going to pay him top dollar. I'm assuming he will end up on a roster somewhere after a camp injury etc... but not at the dollar amount he was asking earlier.
Nowhere until he realizes nobody is going to pay him top dollar. I'm assuming he will end up on a roster somewhere after a camp injury etc... but not at the dollar amount he was asking earlier.
Yupbrowns have most cap and that was my initial gut reaction
Not so fast big guy, he isn't signed yet.
Dez on the Browns would be pretty fitting though
seems pretty desperate for dez, tbh
awful hard to fulfill the "prove it" part of "prove it deal" in cleveland
Yeah it’s really think it’s interesting he isn’t on anybodys team maybe just maybe he goes back to the boys lol how funny who knows! I’d be for getting him but I like our tightend group being on the field more anywaysIf anything, if Dez backed off, he probably looked at who the Browns QB's are and asked himself "Can I prove myself with Taylor or Mayfield?" Feels more like the Browns backed away from it though?
Probably the best fit for Dez would have been the Packers. #12 throwing to him, Adams on one side, Cobb in the slot and Graham at TE. He may not have gotten the spotlight, but if he and AR got on the same page, I think he would have had a great chance to prove himself.
Unless Adams or Allison suffer some kind of injury, I doubt the Packers are even thinking about Dez.
Could he be the wildcard figure in Cobb + Picks = Mack?Unless Adams or Allison suffer some kind of injury, I doubt the Packers are even thinking about Dez.
Dez should have taken the Ravens deal in the spring which was according to some reports, 3 years for $21M. Sounds like Dez Bryant took a page from the Latrell Sprewell book of contract negotiation who also turned down a 3 year offer for $21M because it wouldn't be enough to feed his family. Sprewell never played in the NBA again.
https://www.si.com/nfl/2018/05/18/d...r-deangelo-hall-retires-brandon-graham-injury
Could he be the wildcard figure in Cobb + Picks = Mack?
That’s too bad lol...of course it would be with a contender.Dez Bryant is back in the league as he will sign a contract with the Saints tomorrow.
Saw that and if he plays up to his old self.....watch out! Our draft pick may have just plummeted another spot or 2.Dez Bryant is back in the league as he will sign a contract with the Saints tomorrow.