London Prepared to Leave (If No Deal)

Swarley · 03-02-2012, 01:32 PM

Who is telling you that this is a full blown rebuild? lol If we make a strong move for either RGIII or Manning the writing is on the wall. We expect to get better now. You dont get better by letting your best defensive player walk, for nothing in return as well.

Even if it were a rebuild you're thinking about what good does opening up another hole in the roster do?

The biggest clincher on why we need to resign his is this though; We have the money and the cap space! It puts us at no disadvantage to pay him what he wants.

03-02-2012, 01:32 PM	#13
Swarley The Starter Join Date: Jan 2006 Age: 37 Posts: 1,092	Re: London Prepared to Leave (If No Deal) Who is telling you that this is a full blown rebuild? lol If we make a strong move for either RGIII or Manning the writing is on the wall. We expect to get better now. You dont get better by letting your best defensive player walk, for nothing in return as well. Even if it were a rebuild you're thinking about what good does opening up another hole in the roster do? The biggest clincher on why we need to resign his is this though; We have the money and the cap space! It puts us at no disadvantage to pay him what he wants. __________________ doing it all in the spirit of the salary cap!

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