I dont consider 2 games of producing out of 16 production. You could damn near call it geting lucky. Now when you are consistent from game 1 to game 16 thats production IE Pace.
We arent different. You are wrong and I am right.
Im kidding!
The problem with that is you are lkely the only person on earth who would venture to say that a nickelback was more important to his team than a 100 tackle 6 1/2sack LB.
Interesting. Guilty, I missed the assisted tackles why would the assist count the same as a solo.
I would agree with that.
Agree 100%.It's not just "Pace should have been signed last offseason" (that would have been stupid--he was on the bubble through training camp) against "he'll be overpaid on the open market."
What should have happened is that Graves approached Pace's agent in December or January (before he started to hear reports about his value), and gotten Pace signed to an extension. That's what smart GMs do, because you hear about winter extensions all the time. Instead, Graves decided to wait until the market was reduced with guys like Suggs being franchised, and now Pace is one of the top guys on the market.
We probably could have signed Pace to a Hayes-type contract--or even the $5 million contract that we gave to Berry and Okeafor (which will look like peanuts to what he'll get now)--if we'd done this three months ago. But Rod Graves and the Cardinals decided to waste time on fruitless negotiations with Karlos Dansby, whom they knew was more than likely to be Franchised. Good work.
It's not just "Pace should have been signed last offseason" (that would have been stupid--he was on the bubble through training camp) against "he'll be overpaid on the open market."
What should have happened is that Graves approached Pace's agent in December or January (before he started to hear reports about his value), and gotten Pace signed to an extension. That's what smart GMs do, because you hear about winter extensions all the time. Instead, Graves decided to wait until the market was reduced with guys like Suggs being franchised, and now Pace is one of the top guys on the market.
We probably could have signed Pace to a Hayes-type contract--or even the $5 million contract that we gave to Berry and Okeafor (which will look like peanuts to what he'll get now)--if we'd done this three months ago. But Rod Graves and the Cardinals decided to waste time on fruitless negotiations with Karlos Dansby, whom they knew was more than likely to be Franchised. Good work.
Yes but Dockett showed many flashes of dominance in actual games prior to the extension. Pace never did. Im right your wrong now deal!
