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Steve2222":3km5up2v said:seahawksny":3km5up2v said:Steve2222":3km5up2v said:seahawksny":3km5up2v said:dont like it
This team was built on signing and developing young talent, not players on verge of retiring. They tried that and the result was............
Antoine winfield- didnt make team
Braylon Edwards- Played decent, but half a season only
T.O. didnt make team
Kellen Winslow- didnt make team
I understand three of those four had either trouble with the law or were headcases and Allen does not fall into that category, but how many ten year vets has this team signed in last two years that has had a serious impact- ZILCH!!!!!!!!
Lol at comparing Allen to all those players. Jared Allen is still an elite player in this league. The above mentioned were either pushing 40 or never elite.
Not comparing the talent. comparing the age and do we spend it on age vs youth. They havent spent on age, why start now. T.O. was elite, and Braylon first couple years was very good.
Jared Allen is 32. For a position like DE, that's not that old at all. TO was 38 years old. That's ancient, especially a position like WR and no longer elite at the time. Not to mention he was a cancer in every locker rom he was in. JA has never been accused of being a bad teammate.
Again....terrible comparison.
Terrible comparison? He said he would retire if the money wasnt there. Why would he be on verge of retiring? He even knows that he doesnt have much left in tank. Im still waiting for you or anyone to tell me who they signed with that many years on his resume that had a great impact. Notice how much better the D was without Leroy Hill this year? they probably dont go to the super bowl if Wright and Wagner didnt get the minutes they got.
You are neglecting the comparison to Winfield= There is a reason he played as long as he did. He was great at his position, never was a cancer in locker room, and probably still young enough to play. Why didnt he make the team?