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Question about Alexander


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Let me get this straight. He was on IR for the 2015 season (also suspended for third time). They cannot cut him while on IR, but must wait untill he is off IR. They also cannot offer an injury settlement whIle on IR. Does that suspension start whIle on IR or after. D.G won't take him back and he should not. Funny thing is, on Twitter he talks like every thing is just fine. Talk about living in fantasy land.

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He's a restricted free agent. Wouldn't be surprised if we tender him at the lowest amount since it won't affect us at all other than not letting another team get him. Since he's suspended the entire year he wouldn't be getting paid and wouldn't count towards the 53 man roster. May not give him another shot but really no reason not to tender him and let him sit on our suspended list the entire year.

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19 hours ago, thomas96 said:

He's a restricted free agent. Wouldn't be surprised if we tender him at the lowest amount since it won't affect us at all other than not letting another team get him. Since he's suspended the entire year he wouldn't be getting paid and wouldn't count towards the 53 man roster. May not give him another shot but really no reason not to tender him and let him sit on our suspended list the entire year.

Under that scenario, what would happen when his suspension ends in late November?

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21 hours ago, thomas96 said:

He's a restricted free agent. Wouldn't be surprised if we tender him at the lowest amount since it won't affect us at all other than not letting another team get him. Since he's suspended the entire year he wouldn't be getting paid and wouldn't count towards the 53 man roster. May not give him another shot but really no reason not to tender him and let him sit on our suspended list the entire year.

Good way to look at that.

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