(Rumor) RB Kenny McIntosh to be waived

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Talk about panic mode.. lol dude wants to throw the bank at fantasy football rb vets… who also have been injured.

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No, I wanted to throw the bank at K9. If you have someone at work who hasn't proven they can do a vital job, that's not panicking, that's called being concerned.

I am all about being a homer, but when JS wants to give 46% of the offense (The running game) to unproven players, that's a problem.

It could all work out, but right now it looks tragic.
 

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What have you been smoking dude? He's been actively rehabbing and doing drills. Macdonald said his rehab is way ahead of schedule. I know he's on the PUP list but this isn't like a regular season PUP list. Emmanwori is on the PUP list doesn't mean he's missing time.
15-20% NFL players never recover/come back from that injury. There are drills (Chubby me can run a 40 and do cones) and then there is playing at the NFL level.

But that is promising news...it's just not news that win games.
 

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No, I wanted to throw the bank at K9. If you have someone at work who hasn't proven they can do a vital job, that's not panicking, that's called being concerned.

I am all about being a homer, but when JS wants to give 46% of the offense (The running game) to unproven players, that's a problem.

It could all work out, but right now it looks tragic.

The roster needs to be constantly churned to avoid becoming stagnant and contract-bloated. Hopefully that's the lesson that Schneider learned from his last post-SB experience. Walker had a great postseason stretch, but I'll take Price's potential, youth, and contract over the next 4 years.
 

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Should have tagged K9 for a year and figured it out. It wasn’t that hard.

It was nothing more than wishful thinking to believe McIntosh would be a meaningful answer. Or Holani.

Charbs will be back in due time but we don’t know when and in what condition. Huge question mark.

So, we’re down to a rookie that will be just that, a rookie, and who may or may not be more than serviceable. Then there’s Wilson, who carried the ball 125 times last year, with the longest run being a whopping 15 yards.

I’m a glass half full guy generally but this ain’t it.
 

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Nah, it was time to move on. K9 got his, and we just drafted a beast. This is going to be a better running game than people think.
I'll be sure to come back later when this team is rockin it on the ground in 2026.

Yeah - if you turn out to be right - come back here and trumpet that. Other than that, it’s just fantastical thinking. Just like all the people who thought McIntosh was a hidden gem. Lots of optimism without historical evidence for support. That’s great and all but it’s just a very high risk strategy. We will see.

What makes you think Price is a “beast”? We don’t have a lot to go on exactly. For 3 years at ND, he averaged about 7 carries per game and just over 41 yards per game. I hope he is indeed beastly but his college career doesn’t scream that exactly.
 

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That's your OPINON. We'll see how it works out.
Do the negative thing if you want. I'll go ahead and have a positive outlook about my team and running game.
He flat out IS beast. You'll see. It just sounds like a creative narrative that doesn't exist. Won't the be last time someone assumes the worst and isn't close to being right.
 

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Yeah, ok. Right up there with calling Murphy a bust. It'll go down as another lame "take"
Whatever you say though 🥱

I have no idea what you are talking about. I have never, ever called Murphy a “bust” and don’t think I have even discussed him on here, for that matter. You are flat out making this up. Prove me wrong. Love the guy.

Still waiting for you to tell me why you think Price is a “beast”. I’d genuinely like to know. Again, I sincerely hope you are right. He seems like he has plenty of talent, he just didn’t get to show out at ND.
 

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Sorry to hear that. Kid showed flashes of great play. The fact he is PUP means he hasn't healed yet, so his chances of signing on somewhere this year seem slim to me. I certainly wish him the best going forward.

Sorry, but I'm hardly in panic mode over our RB room. And I'm surely not wanting to go out and sign some damaged goods vet. Anybody who is currently not in camp with somebody is suspicious to me. Set aside your fantasy football draft board for a minute and look at the real NFL. Seahawks will be fine.
 

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Should have tagged K9 for a year and figured it out. It wasn’t that hard.

It was nothing more than wishful thinking to believe McIntosh would be a meaningful answer. Or Holani.

Charbs will be back in due time but we don’t know when and in what condition. Huge question mark.

So, we’re down to a rookie that will be just that, a rookie, and who may or may not be more than serviceable. Then there’s Wilson, who carried the ball 125 times last year, with the longest run being a whopping 15 yards.

I’m a glass half full guy generally but this ain’t it.

Franchising a running back is cruel GM'ing if you're not actually working toward a long-term contract.
 

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Franchising a running back is cruel GM'ing if you're not actually working toward a long-term contract.

Really? I hadn’t heard that before. He would have received around $14MM to address his supposedly bruised feelings. Last I heard - this NFL thing is a tough business.
 

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Franchising K9 would have cost us about as much for one year as he got from KC as an average on a multi-year deal. He wasn't terribly happy here. Let him go.

By saving that $14-15 mill, we had money to get 2-3 other quality players.

Good choice.
 

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Franchising K9 would have cost us about as much for one year as he got from KC as an average on a multi-year deal. He wasn't terribly happy here. Let him go.

By saving that $14-15 mill, we had money to get 2-3 other quality players.

Good choice.

And do we really know if Walker would have signed and played on a franchise tag? Or would he be a holdout distraction right now? The idea that you're going to get one more year of him via the franchise tag isn't really that viable.
 

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Franchising K9 would have cost us about as much for one year as he got from KC as an average on a multi-year deal. He wasn't terribly happy here. Let him go.

By saving that $14-15 mill, we had money to get 2-3 other quality players.

Good choice.

I think they could have figured out if they wanted to. They obviously did not.

We will see if it was a good choice or not. I just viewed K9 as an insurance policy for at least a year.

Maybe the run game will be OK. Maybe it will not. If it isn’t, we know what that will do to the passing game.

I liked the odds a lot better with having a proven guy back there.
 
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