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Re: WFT's Off-Season Thread
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Join Date: Jan 2020
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Re: WFT's Off-Season Thread
Smart move, obviously. Potential never equaled production.
In other unsurprising news, no one signed Smith and he retired. Two points on that: 1. Wish the guy well, incredible human being and story. 2. Cutting him was absolutely right move. His agent certainly called all 32(1) teams, and he couldn't even get on as 3rd string backup. We were paying franchise QB money to a guy other teams wouldn't even pay the league minimum. Be so good next year when completely free and clear of mistakes of old for good--or until THE DAN inevitably meddles. |
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I think for good money he agrees to be a 2nd or even 3rd stringer. No team should let him be presumptive starter. Even pre-injury 100% healthy he was just an average QB. Great guy, but was just detached from reality thinking anyone would want him to start or even trust him to be primary backup. If he could have made $5M plus to be a backup, something respectable, I bet he takes it, but we again have a player that only Skins were dumb enough to pay big money. Hopefully last of old FO errors we're still paying for. |
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