The guys has missed 55 out of 80 games in his career and played in 5 games over the past 3 seasons. We all know the talent he has but the chances of him getting hurt are so extraordinarily high that I would not waste a roster spot on him at the expense of another player.
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If his base salary is small and its an incentive laden contract im ok with it. I like him matched up with Tyreek. But he has to make it to those games. With a pass rush like we have...the potential for an upgrade on the interior...and studs surrounding him, he could put together a good show me season. And then get paid. But he has to increase his stock. One year incentive based contract would be sort of nice imo.
I dont think he can stay healthy though. Nor Perryman. Even if we bring back Perryman we need to draft a MLB. Doesnt have to be in the first or 2nd as Thumper types are usually found as value picks. Takitaki in the 4th type of deal.
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I hope we are wrong about both of them, but there is so little that suggests we are.
The only good thing is that I am not sure if either of them can get out of TC without being hurt, so if they are in a vet min type of contract (with some incentives), it really costs us almost nothing because we can just cut them or IR them and we get the roster spot back.
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I wish I could do that little and get paid that much. I go for only a zero sum guaranteed contract. Put it all in his back yard to perform.....
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Is he injury prone? Definitely. But is he a talented play maker when healthy and on the field? Of course he is. So I think it comes down to price and what role we have for him. If it's a team friendly deal, perhaps we can utilise him in a part time role and utilise his skillset as a depth chart player that we bring on in certain packages. If we are confident his body is up for a full time role, fair enough, but in a part time/rotational role he could provide value if the deal is not excessive and low risk.
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