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I would be happy (see isn't that better)


Peppermint9030

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man those two would kill each other. literally.

also, god, stop with the whole "HE WONT SPEND A DIIIMMEE!!!" he has spent money in the past, he will again. No excuse for this shitty season but come on...

When was the last time we signed a big time free agent? I remember one year, we wasted a ton of money on Sean Gilbert and Doug Evans who both sucked. If anything, it must have scared ownership because I remember us being cheap since then and having to get excited when we'd signed washed up talent like Keyshawn Johnson or overrated talent like David Carr. I don't remember big time free agents even visiting us recently.

I know Jerry spend money in the past. Sure. BUT it's been awhile.

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We went after some receiver from Seattle who bottomed out. We also went after Ken Lucas. We got Chris Harris. The FO has a history of going out and getting good players when it thinks they're worth the price. I just don't see him as cheap. You can argue the talent evaluation is poor and therefore we don't jump when we should, but I think we have had some great FA signings over the years, that while they may not have cost a ton, show he isn't exactly trying JUST to be cheap... he just sees no reason in spending money without a good reason.

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