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Im not "that guy" that posts ''lets pick up every player that will be released", but would Crayton be an improvement over Parrish, Johnson, and the rookie? I think so.
Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Patrick Crayton said in a radio interview Friday that he doesn't like the way the team has treated him this offseason, and he wants a chance to go elsewhere.
According to the article, he doesnt sound like he will be released, but it could happen. Or what about a trade for a lower round pick? Ive always liked Crayton, and he showed some skill last year and the year before.
I think he'd be an improvement, though as djjimkelly mentioned, a contract might be a holdup. However, it seems to me that his main issue in Dallas is being able to compete for a starting spot. From what it sounds like, he's upset that he's not even being given a chance to compete for significant playing time. He'd easily have that here.
"Misguided political correctness tethers our intellects."
- Nicholas Cummings
with what hes looking to get paid hes not an improvement
Yeah that and maybe I'm the only one but I don't consider him to be anything more than an upgrade based upon what we've been able to see so far. Perhaps after the young guys get some time in, he wouldn't turn out to be an upgrade at all when all was said and done.
Personally if he's the addition I'm not as happy as probably most others, I really want to see these young receivers finally get the opportunity to showcase themselves. Johnson, Hardy, Roosevelt and Jones I'm really looking forward to watching in PS. Also looking forward to seeing Chad Jackson, but really not expecting anything from him based on his time in NE.
And also looking forward to see how Gailey will use Roscoe. Am really curious to see if it was just the old staffs inability to use him effectively and efficiently or that he wasn't used because he wasn't good at running the routes and easily got caught up in traffic because of his size.
Why on earth is anyone worried about what he would cost??
i don't even know why you would ask this question. do you really need an answer as to why anyone would be worried about over paying for an over hyped josh reed type with a young terrell owens attitude?
i don't even know why you would ask this question. do you really need an answer as to why anyone would be worried about over paying for an over hyped josh reed type with a young terrell owens attitude?
is it your money?
There's no cap this year so what it would cost is irrelevant, as long as the contract was front-loaded.
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