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CROWELL’S PLACEMENT ON IR COULD RESULT IN HIS RELEASE
Posted by Mike Florio on September 5, 2008, 9:34 a.m.
As MDS noted in the Frinday Morning One-Liners, Bills coach Dick Jauron said on Thursday that linebacker Angelo Crowell’s reverse-Merriman decision to have arthroscopic knee surgery came “out of the blue.”
But even more confusing is the team’s decision to park him on injured reserve, which ends his 2008 season.
Per media reports, it originally was believed that Crowell would miss only two-to-four weeks. So now the question becomes whether the Bills will choose to attempt to work out an injury settlement with Crowell or, if unsuccessful, release him from IR when he is deemed to be healthy.
It’s a $1.3 million question for the Bills. If Crowell remains on injured reserve in Buffalo, he’ll get the whole amount.
Either way, Crowell won’t be a Bill as of March 1, barring a new contract. Given Thursday’s development, that’s looking unlikely
CROWELL’S PLACEMENT ON IR COULD RESULT IN HIS RELEASE
Posted by Mike Florio on September 5, 2008, 9:34 a.m.
As MDS noted in the Frinday Morning One-Liners, Bills coach Dick Jauron said on Thursday that linebacker Angelo Crowell’s reverse-Merriman decision to have arthroscopic knee surgery came “out of the blue.”
But even more confusing is the team’s decision to park him on injured reserve, which ends his 2008 season.
Per media reports, it originally was believed that Crowell would miss only two-to-four weeks. So now the question becomes whether the Bills will choose to attempt to work out an injury settlement with Crowell or, if unsuccessful, release him from IR when he is deemed to be healthy.
It’s a $1.3 million question for the Bills. If Crowell remains on injured reserve in Buffalo, he’ll get the whole amount.
Either way, Crowell won’t be a Bill as of March 1, barring a new contract. Given Thursday’s development, that’s looking unlikely
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