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Living Legend
Join Date: Jan 2008
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Re: What grinds your gears: Redskins edition
I mean L. Bell sat out for stupid reasons, so that can happen.
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The Starter
Join Date: Dec 2005
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Re: What grinds your gears: Redskins edition
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Playmaker
Join Date: Sep 2019
Posts: 4,568
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Re: What grinds your gears: Redskins edition
Bell's decision was a longevity one. As a RB, it kinda made sense to me.
In the end, I think Bell made the wrong decision but as a RB I think he did have to decide if he wanted to continue playing on 1 year contracts with no future guarantees. The Steelers were running him hard, putting a lot of wear and tear on his tires. I think if the Steelers had him touching the ball less, he would not have held out. "He touched the ball 406 times in 2017 -- 321 runs and 85 catches. Combined, the Packers' backs had 362 touches." https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/h...monster-deals/ ---------------- Trent - I dont blame him. He is 31, he has been here his entire career and now wants out of one of the worst run franchise in sports. He also has a crappy contract after this year with less than 2M guaranteed (it may even be 0 guaranteed). Trent should absolutely be holding out. Now if the Skins offered him a 4 year/15M per w like 30M guaranteed then at least the Skins are making a competitive offer. I bet if the Skins had made a competitive offer, Bruce would have leaked it by now. But I bet the Skins made a below FMV offer because of course. Trade him and move on. Thats what any normal organization would have done. Instead they are holding on like they did with Kirk for reasons that only sound logical in Bruce and Danny's head. |
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