Woolen

[Sperrydogg]

I don’t know, I like Woolen. I would hate to see him anywhere else. How old is he? One thing about him is he has fallen a bit, especially since his interceptionfull rookie year (which is a whole nuther topic), and he has accepted his drop in the depth chart without becoming a cancer because of his attitude. He also acknowledged how bad his mistake could have cost us in the Rams game. He may be immature, but he’s maturing, he may get burned when his brain shuts off, but that’s fixable, you can’t fix no talent and talent he’s full of. I think Tariq is bought in and loves MM and is only going to improve, just like everyone else involved with the captain, even OC’s come here to grow (man… another topic)

 

[sutz]

I don't hate Woolen. I don't really mind if they bring him back next year. I also don't mind if they bring in somebody to compete with him.

 

[HagFaithful]

Trade or release him.

 

[Donn2390]

I read somewhere a while back that Woolen has no intention of being here next year; he wants out, so the feeling is mutual, I'm sure.
He will take his ring and go find a suitor who will pay too much for his services.

 

[James in PA]

Someone is going to badly overpay and he'll be gone.

 

[Scout]

Woolen is okay as a starter but I wouldn't overpay for his services.

 

[Sperrydogg]

I read somewhere a while back that Woolen has no intention of being here next year; he wants out, so the feeling is mutual, I'm sure.
He will take his ring and go find a suitor who will pay too much for his services.

Where’d you read that?

 

[Bobblehead]

Ummm.. why would Riq want to leave? This is about as united a team as you will find, eveyrone has everyones back, including Riq's. Mac doesn't excpect much of him other than to shut out the wideout, that's it

I can't figure out why he'd want to leave.

 

[RiverDog]

This is a tough call, and it's damn hard to make without knowing the personalities involved. Woolen has had a checkered career with us. He's had times when he's played like an All Pro, yet he's been benched for sloppy tackling/lack of motivation by two different coaching staffs.

The dumb ass taunting penalty in the Rams game that could have cost us a Lombardi might have been a turning point, lesson learned. It's hard to tell unless you're in the locker room with him.

I'm good with whatever Mac and JS decide.

 

[jammerhawk]

Ummm.. why would Riq want to leave? This is about as united a team as you will find, eveyrone has everyones back, including Riq's. Mac doesn't excpect much of him other than to shut out the wideout, that's it

I can't figure out why he'd want to leave.

Umm, how about money?

He will want more than the team will pay and that’s OK.

 

[Salmonkiller]

Riq is a liability, so he is expendable. Too many unforced errors and too much sloppy play.

 

[Seattle Person]

Riq is a liability, so he is expendable. Too many unforced errors and too much sloppy play.

Eh...

I'll just bring up, Woolen wasn't even the starter with the emergence of Josh Jobe.

 

[CPHawk]

Riq isn’t worth the amount of money some other team will pay him. We can find another solid guy to give up TDs at the worst time.

 

[Hawkinaz]

I would be surprised if he’s back

 

[BirdsCommaAngry]

Riq is somehow going to be the only guy we bring back.

 

[SoulfishHawk]

Hope he doesn't Taunt the GM when they hand him his new contract with his new team.
Deuces. I hope he gets a massive deal somewhere else. Get that solid comp pick back.