sportscurmudgeon
12-19-2011, 04:41 PM
Well we've talked a lot about the future of London Fletcher and LaRon Landry Even Fred Davis but what about some of our other free agents?
Tim Hightower: If he shows he's healthy do you keep him or do you accept that we gave up a 5th (and Holliday) for a couple of weeks of Tim Hightower and let him go and ride the ROY-ster train?
Adam Carriker: Are you ready to hand over his spot to Jenkins and find someone else to provide depth?
Kedrick Golston: Um...I'm not really sure what to say here
Rocky McIntosh: Ditto
Will Montgomery: You can likely get him back for cheap. But do you say screw it and maybe try to draft a young C and move on without Montgomery? Or maybe you sign Grubbs and move Kory L. to C?
Tyler Polumbus: Has he shown you enough to offer him a contract to come back and compete for a T position
Donte Stallworth: Since returning after getting cut he's been a very clutch receiver, but should he stay?
Obviously, everything that follows here is based on the idea that reasonable contracts can be negotiated for players I would want to keep. No one on this list is worth saddling the franchise with a huge multi-year deal with $30M guaranteed for example...
Hightower - - if he is healthy, keep him.
Carriker - - keep him until Jenkins shows that he can play against NFL starters in games that count in the standings.
Golston/McInstosh - - meh! neither is going to be a cornerstone of the defense; neither will embarrass the team if they have to play for a few series a game or be a starter for a week while someone gets over a minor injury.
Montgomery - - adequate and nothing more. team can do better and worse by making a change here. hope he is willing to work cheap...
Polumbus - - keep him. I think he might start next season.
Stallworth - - bring him to camp and let him compete for a spot next season the way the team did last season. If he beats out other WRs, good on him; if not, vaya con Dios.
Tim Hightower: If he shows he's healthy do you keep him or do you accept that we gave up a 5th (and Holliday) for a couple of weeks of Tim Hightower and let him go and ride the ROY-ster train?
Adam Carriker: Are you ready to hand over his spot to Jenkins and find someone else to provide depth?
Kedrick Golston: Um...I'm not really sure what to say here
Rocky McIntosh: Ditto
Will Montgomery: You can likely get him back for cheap. But do you say screw it and maybe try to draft a young C and move on without Montgomery? Or maybe you sign Grubbs and move Kory L. to C?
Tyler Polumbus: Has he shown you enough to offer him a contract to come back and compete for a T position
Donte Stallworth: Since returning after getting cut he's been a very clutch receiver, but should he stay?
Obviously, everything that follows here is based on the idea that reasonable contracts can be negotiated for players I would want to keep. No one on this list is worth saddling the franchise with a huge multi-year deal with $30M guaranteed for example...
Hightower - - if he is healthy, keep him.
Carriker - - keep him until Jenkins shows that he can play against NFL starters in games that count in the standings.
Golston/McInstosh - - meh! neither is going to be a cornerstone of the defense; neither will embarrass the team if they have to play for a few series a game or be a starter for a week while someone gets over a minor injury.
Montgomery - - adequate and nothing more. team can do better and worse by making a change here. hope he is willing to work cheap...
Polumbus - - keep him. I think he might start next season.
Stallworth - - bring him to camp and let him compete for a spot next season the way the team did last season. If he beats out other WRs, good on him; if not, vaya con Dios.