I'd like to bring him back a lot. I don't know if that will happen though... But I think he'd be a really good fit.
Lets Franchise tag him for old times sake.
Lets Franchise tag him for old times sake.
The Miami Dolphins were extremely active on Tuesday afternoon, signing top free agents Mike Wallace and Dannell Ellerbe to lucrative, multi-year deals. They also bid farewell to a well-paid prominent player from the past three seasons, releasing linebacker Karlos Dansby in the moments after the Ellerbe deal was made public.
Dansby had a productive three years in Miami since signing with the team in 2010. According to the South Florida Sun-Sentinel, he was asked to restructure the five-year, $42.5 million contract he signed in 2010 and declined. His 2010 contract made him the highest paid linebacker in football at the time.
Dansby had 134 tackles in 2012, the most of his nine year NFL career.
An inside linebacker in a 3-4 scheme, look for Dansby to be signed by another NFL team this month. He's 31-years-old. -- Peter Schrager
Exactly. He'd immediately become the 2nd best LB on the team. I don't get why people hold it against a player when they sign a market value deal with another team.He would fill a huge need. I would love to have him back and he still plays at a high level.
Exactly. He'd immediately become the 2nd best LB on the team. I don't get why people hold it against a player when they sign a market value deal with another team.
I'd like to try him at SOLB in Arizona. Sign him and Maualuga and the LB corp is not looking so shaky.
Alot would depend on what the market is for Dansby. I think, and have thought for years, that Dansby is one of the better all around LB's in the league. I don't think the Cards will even consider him though.I don't think we could afford both. While I think Dansby and Washington would struggle vs. the run, I really like the potential of what they could do in nickel packages which is where Dansby has generally made most of his big plays.
He was meh in the 43 with Denny IIRC. He's just aging now.