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Leopards don't change their spots, either will D.G


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The man has never dove into the deep end of the pool concerning F.A. I believe he never will. He will find the best value that he believes is available for the lower priced contracts. Love it or hate it, that's the reality. Every year some are waiting for the big signing early in F.A....good luck with that. 

Be ready for the let down and apathy that will ensue as the F.A agent period slowly winds down without the big signings. Just the way he works.

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Just now, uncfan888 said:

I'd agree if he hadn't just given Kalil's brother a ridiculous 55 million 

To be fair, it's likely 7-8 mil for the first few years, average for this inflated LT market.

Sad thing is we have to hope he turns into a force and his underperformance was a product of culture and underwhelming talent everywhere in the Viking's o-line.

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There is a reason we don't win Championships. We are cheap and try to MacGyver our way to winning it all. Take a look at our records over the last 10 years and like it or not, the 15 season is an exception, not the norm. We don't have a burning desire to win at all costs.

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Say what you will. Unless he has his balls in a vice he won't spend the big bucks. He was between a rock and a hard place with the tackles. I doubt he will be dropping big cash on another player. Hope I'm wrong.....but the past says I'm not.

 

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