Yep, but he also had back injuries/surgery in 2013 and 2014. Then broke his collarbone in 2015. Add in he's 36, with 14 seasons under his belt.
-Mike
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Yep, but he also had back injuries/surgery in 2013 and 2014. Then broke his collarbone in 2015. Add in he's 36, with 14 seasons under his belt.
-Mike
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It wasn't even much of a hit from the looks of it. Romo is made out of glass these days.
Man, the Browns are doing a total purge. First Krueger, now Lee. ah, well, here's to next year. LOL. Actually, I have very realistic expectations for my team. We may be good in 4 or 5 years.
The contract to Krueger was a mistake anyway. Throwing money at a "name" is never good policy, especially for a team that needs so much. I think it is a smart move for the Brownies. At least they look like they have a plan and are working towards it now. A competitive Browns team would be nice to see.
Sanchez says he wants to stay in Denver, but he'll have to take a substantial pay cut. Media are covering that story closely in Denver.
Vikes are screwed, too bad for their fans. Sanchez does sound like a possibility but if I were the Vikes I'd go after McCown in Cleveland.
Vikes are screwed, too bad for their fans. Sanchez does sound like a possibility but if I were the Vikes I'd go after McCown in Cleveland.
I'd take CK over Sanchez, that guy looks totally done to me.
Agreed. I don't think Mettenberger is a good choice either. As a Titan fan, he frustrated the hell out of me.
I know the Chiefs are shopping Arron Murray, but I would inquire, instead, of Hogan. He's the kind of player that could do well with the Vikes. Not the best passer but an excellent game manager.
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At least it's putting your $$ where your mouth is.
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Meh. He did just enough to make the 49ers it looks like. I'm already tired of hearing about him and the regular season hasn't even started. Sometimes it really sucks living in Sacramento. . .
