This. If the Cards don't re-sign Shaugnessy, it's because they can't afford him.
They also have Alexander, Acho and Okafor. A log jam at OLB?
This. If the Cards don't re-sign Shaugnessy, it's because they can't afford him.
Still hard to understand how the lions and texans can get Johnson & Johnson open all the time and the Cardinals can't figure out how to do the same for Fitzgerald.
They also have Alexander, Acho and Okafor. A log jam at OLB?
I think the same can be said about Housler. How many times did we see Housler sprinting down the middle of the field wide open, and the QB couldn't get him the ball? I don't remember seeing that happen once this year, at least with him being wide open. I wonder if it's his injury, or if there's just something different about BA's offense that doesn't include a guy like Housler sprinting down the middle wide open?
Still hard to understand how the lions and texans can get Johnson & Johnson open all the time and the Cardinals can't figure out how to do the same for Fitzgerald.
By the way, Acho has been playing ROLB not left. Though I have always thought he was better suited for the strong side. There was talk that Acho would be moved to the strong side this season but it didn't happen.
jury is out on okafor but shaun seemed to make a bigger impact than achoThey also have Alexander, Acho and Okafor. A log jam at OLB?
They also have Alexander, Acho and Okafor. A log jam at OLB?
jury is out on okafor but shaun seemed to make a bigger impact than acho
Didn't Shaunessey replace Alexander? It's hard to tell with the various defensive alignments but like I wrote before it seemed that Abraham was playing the position Acho played last season.
This. If the Cards don't re-sign Shaugnessy, it's because they can't afford him.
He was a player who I was disappointed to see the Cardinals offer a 1 year deal to. I didn't know how he was going to perform in the 3-4, but I thought that if he did well, he would price himself out of AZ. We will see if that is the case.
I'm trying really, really, really hard not to bellyache about the performance of Keim and Licht in-season.
But.
My one cavil about this season is that they weren't able to get any extensions done to take care of guys like Shaugnessy and Rucker before they priced themselves off the team (to say nothing of someone like Dansby).
There's still about 90 days for them to get these kinds of deals done, but I'm not really holding my breath on it.
If that's the worst thing you can say about a front office, they probably deserve to be named executive of the year.
I'm trying really, really, really hard not to bellyache about the performance of Keim and Licht in-season.
But.
My one cavil about this season is that they weren't able to get any extensions done to take care of guys like Shaugnessy and Rucker before they priced themselves off the team (to say nothing of someone like Dansby).
There's still about 90 days for them to get these kinds of deals done, but I'm not really holding my breath on it.
If that's the worst thing you can say about a front office, they probably deserve to be named executive of the year.
I'm trying really, really, really hard not to bellyache about the performance of Keim and Licht in-season.
But.
My one cavil about this season is that they weren't able to get any extensions done to take care of guys like Shaugnessy and Rucker before they priced themselves off the team (to say nothing of someone like Dansby).
There's still about 90 days for them to get these kinds of deals done, but I'm not really holding my breath on it.
If that's the worst thing you can say about a front office, they probably deserve to be named executive of the year.
Keim, as the end of year approached, said that he was in conversation with a number of our free agents, And, for one, this was confirmed by Winston.
Well, talking isn't really the same as doing. It's much easier to get someone extended in October than it is in January.
Waiting until January to approach a pending free agent is essentially allowing them to reach free agency.
It's fine, but let's not pretend that's an active engagement. Likely, the communication is "X is what we're willing to pay when Player Y comes back." Maybe there's a "this offer expires March 15" attached.
Talking leads to doing and let's not suggest we actually know how engaged they are at this point.
Yes. Lets. Care to wager on whether or not Keim gets a single pending free agent extended between now and the opening of the league year?
Ok...
$5k
What do we do next?
Yes. Lets. Care to wager on whether or not Keim gets a single pending free agent extended between now and the opening of the league year?
Yes. Lets. Care to wager on whether or not Keim gets a single pending free agent extended between now and the opening of the league year?
Ok...
$5k
What do we do next?
You guys need to make a list of the players that will be acceptable Cardinal FAs.Fun times. How about something more publicly entertaining?
Winner picks the loser's avatar from the start of the league year through the draft. Wager is decided at the earlier of the beginning of the league year/start of free agency or Keim's first extension of a pending free agent.
You guys need to make a list of the players that will be acceptable Cardinal FAs.
No we don't. He's already set the parameter.
Fun times. How about something more publicly entertaining?
Winner picks the loser's avatar from the start of the league year through the draft. Wager is decided at the earlier of the beginning of the league year/start of free agency or Keim's first extension of a pending free agent.