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7 hours ago, Doc said:

 

Murphy tore his ACL in August of 2017.  I assume they signed him thinking he'd be healthy by the start of training camp or at least before the end of pre-season.  Again like I said, if he's not healthy by 3/17, he's gone.

 

I have no issue with the gamble they took on Murphy. It made sense, it was low risk and it didn't work out. I will have an issue if they go into 2019 relying on him in any way. Cutting him saves us $5m on the cap in 2019. That is money for a player who can contribute.

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4 hours ago, GunnerBill said:

I have no issue with the gamble they took on Murphy. It made sense, it was low risk and it didn't work out. I will have an issue if they go into 2019 relying on him in any way. Cutting him saves us $5m on the cap in 2019. That is money for a player who can contribute.

 

Unless they can secure an upgrade first, I'd approach him about a pay cut.

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3 minutes ago, Doc said:

 

Unless they can secure an upgrade first, I'd approach him about a pay cut.

 

I wouldn't because I don't think he is ever likely to be able to play at the level we saw in Washington again. I'd cut him now to be honest. I just think the money is better used elsewhere.

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dang.. Quinn, Jesse James, Crabtree, Paradis. Git em.

 

Having this cap ain't so bad. Give em short term higher money deals or good flexibility like we got in Starr. Instant upgrades all around. Solid character guys for McDermott AFAIK

Posted (edited)
On 2/26/2019 at 9:58 AM, SoCal Deek said:

Wasn’t he originally one of the top picks in the entire draft his rookie year? 

Without googling I'm going to say 15th overall to Seattle. Will edit if wrong.

 

I was wrong, mark the day and time. 14th to the Rams in 2011. I was thinking of Bruce Irvin, 15th to Seattle a year later.

Edited by Steve O
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