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NFL Free Agency Update Thread

Mr. Scot

By Mr. Scot,
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Mol3m4n Mentor

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@JBXAM

From Jason Worilds: "I appreciate all of the interest from the organizations that have reached out to us the past few days. With that being said, after much thought & consideration I have chosen to step away from football as I have opted to pursue other interests. I am especially grateful of the opportunity to play before some of the greatest fans in football today. Despite any concern and speculation that may ensue, I appreciate those that are respectful of my decision."

 

Damn. Arsen was wrong.

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Haha just bugging you, I knew there must've been a solid reason as to why you thought he was coming here.

Seriously can't believe he's retiring though, 26 and coming off a solid season

 

I found out he's buying a house in Matthews so I was sure he's signing with the Panthers... but apparently he picked Charlotte to settle down. 

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Free agent edge rusher Jason Worilds says he's retiring after five years in the NFL.

The No. 52 overall pick of the 2010 draft, Worilds is only 27, and was Rotoworld's No. 4 remaining free-agent edge rusher. "After much thought and consideration, I have chosen to step away from football as I have opted to pursue other interests," Worilds said. It's an absolute stunner for a player who generated 15.5 quarterback takedowns over the past two seasons. Worilds was Pro Football Focus' No. 11 3-4 outside linebacker in 2014. We don't doubt Worilds' current sincerity — he's not walking away due to a lack of interest — but when someone this young and talented retires, there's always a chance they'll eventually change their mind.

 

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Seal (SmittyIsOurSavior)

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When he is on to another team everyone is going to ask why and then we are going to look back at the receiving corp we gave him and then go oh there is the reason.

 

I think if we draft a receiver in the 2nd or 3rd round and sign another mid-level receiver or two (Shorts, Nicks, Britt), then our receiving corps, Olsen included, is more than competent.

 

It's the offensive line that's gonna kill Cam, not the talent at receiver. Brady has never had a problem with the trash bin he's been given over most of his career.

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Dwayne Bowe

 

No

 

God no.

 

He's old slow and hurt.

 

He's never been a god WR I've always called him a slightly better LaFell but now even LaFell is better than him.

 

He wouldn't upgrae our offense in anyway. We need a speed WR to compliment Benji.

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