Should We Go After Another QB in Offseason

dragontat7169 · 11-13-2004, 09:37 PM

In all honesty, the only way we can even think about looking at another QB is if Brunell decides to retire. There is no way we could afford the CAP hit (somewhere around 7 million or so if I am not mistaken) if we release or trade (not that anyone would take him the way he is playing and the cost of his contract) Brunell. The only thing we can do is hope he finds a way to earn his paycheck.

The next 2 years are really going to hurt us if the Salary Cap isn't increased. We have a lot a big time talent (like Smoot) that aren't getting paid what they deserve. And don't think Pierce and the other players that have stepped up this year won't ask for a bigger contract. I am really concerned what is going to happen with the Cap and all. I think Brunell's contract is really going to hurt us even if he never takes another snap.

11-13-2004, 09:37 PM	#9
dragontat7169 Camp Scrub Join Date: Sep 2004 Posts: 92	In all honesty, the only way we can even think about looking at another QB is if Brunell decides to retire. There is no way we could afford the CAP hit (somewhere around 7 million or so if I am not mistaken) if we release or trade (not that anyone would take him the way he is playing and the cost of his contract) Brunell. The only thing we can do is hope he finds a way to earn his paycheck. The next 2 years are really going to hurt us if the Salary Cap isn't increased. We have a lot a big time talent (like Smoot) that aren't getting paid what they deserve. And don't think Pierce and the other players that have stepped up this year won't ask for a bigger contract. I am really concerned what is going to happen with the Cap and all. I think Brunell's contract is really going to hurt us even if he never takes another snap.

Should We Go After Another QB in Offseason

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