I'll bet every zone buck I have on it.
J. Byrd's plantar fasciitis, "injury," from last year left a rotten taste in my mouth.
He missed too many (questionable) games.
Was it a protest, or was his missed time legit?
Who cares, that's all in the past right?
When Marrone first took over last year, one of the first things he said was how he wanted to identify the players that really wanted to be here.
Does Jairus Byrd really want to play in Buffalo?
Byrd is an unrestricted free agent in 2014 and can sign wherever he wants to.
Will the Bills use the franchise tag on Byrd again?
Probably not, just a hunch.
What other teams out there would be willing to pay Byrd top money for his services?
Jerry Jones and Dan Snyder instantly came to mind.
Jairus Byrd is going to be 28 years old this October. He has 4 good years left if he's lucky.
I don't know about you guys, but investing a huge signing bonus and monster chunk of change in the J. Byrd just doesn't seem like the right thing to do with this YOUNG team.
If Byrd was turning 25 in October, this is an entirely different conversation!!!
But Byrd's not young in NFL terms. 28 years old this October playing safety in the NFL means his days are numbered, sadly, but that's life in professional football. He's got tender feet to begin with, so how is he going to hold up in 2014 playing a full season?
Notice the youth movement going on in the NFL? Seahawks were the 2nd youngest winning team in Super Bowl history.
How many juniors declared eligible for the draft? The most ever.
The 2014 draft is also very deep in safety talent.
Much younger guys like Haha Clinton-Dix, Calvin Pryor, Dion Bailey, Craig Loston, Deone Bucannon, Ed Reynolds and Jimmy Ward could spell Byrd's replacement.
Bye bye Byrdy.
J. Byrd's plantar fasciitis, "injury," from last year left a rotten taste in my mouth.
He missed too many (questionable) games.
Was it a protest, or was his missed time legit?
Who cares, that's all in the past right?
When Marrone first took over last year, one of the first things he said was how he wanted to identify the players that really wanted to be here.
Does Jairus Byrd really want to play in Buffalo?
Byrd is an unrestricted free agent in 2014 and can sign wherever he wants to.
Will the Bills use the franchise tag on Byrd again?
Probably not, just a hunch.
What other teams out there would be willing to pay Byrd top money for his services?
Jerry Jones and Dan Snyder instantly came to mind.
Jairus Byrd is going to be 28 years old this October. He has 4 good years left if he's lucky.
I don't know about you guys, but investing a huge signing bonus and monster chunk of change in the J. Byrd just doesn't seem like the right thing to do with this YOUNG team.
If Byrd was turning 25 in October, this is an entirely different conversation!!!
But Byrd's not young in NFL terms. 28 years old this October playing safety in the NFL means his days are numbered, sadly, but that's life in professional football. He's got tender feet to begin with, so how is he going to hold up in 2014 playing a full season?
Notice the youth movement going on in the NFL? Seahawks were the 2nd youngest winning team in Super Bowl history.
How many juniors declared eligible for the draft? The most ever.
The 2014 draft is also very deep in safety talent.
Much younger guys like Haha Clinton-Dix, Calvin Pryor, Dion Bailey, Craig Loston, Deone Bucannon, Ed Reynolds and Jimmy Ward could spell Byrd's replacement.
Bye bye Byrdy.
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