Calvin Pryor skips Jets OTAs, hopefully gets released

[beastson]

This is a no brainer G-Man

[cardiackat88.]

What's the fascination with thise dude?

[Nails]

2 minutes ago, cardiackat88. said:

What's the fascination with thise dude?

He's sucked half the time Matt Kalil has sucked and our safety two deep...SUCKS!!!!!

[B.BERSIN]

I'd take him over Boston 10 times out of 10. And I liked Boston

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Is this guy that good lol?


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[csx]

Yes, this is the type of player we want. Shrinks below the competition.

[imminent rogaine]

Pryor and Richardson for a 7th? haha I bet the Jets would do it.

[Lasus83.]

8 hours ago, B.BERSIN said:

Is this guy that good lol?


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What we get with Pryor is cheap potential.  The mindset, like it was with Oher and IS with Kalil, has to be that our system can unlock what he was projected to be.  We had seen what Boston could do with the start in our system (one that was built to accommodate a weaker DB group)... it would be nice to see what he can bring.... and it wouldn't cost us crap. 

[Jangler]

11 hours ago, csx said:

Exaggeration doesn't help the argument.

Yeah really,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

there's no money in SS.

[tiger7_88]

13 hours ago, Nails said:

I'd still give our 6th for their 7th next year and Pryor.

Why in the world would you do this?

They're going to cut him.  He was a high round pick, so NOBODY is going to pick him and his contract up off of waivers. 

In other words, soon enough he's going to be an UFA and the Jets will be responsible in whole for his contract.

So why in the world would you give up a draft pick for him?

By all means though, after he passes through waivers, do what you can to bring him in on a vet-minimum. 

[csx]

31 minutes ago, tiger7_88 said:

Why in the world would you do this?

They're going to cut him.  He was a high round pick, so NOBODY is going to pick him and his contract up off of waivers. 

In other words, soon enough he's going to be an UFA and the Jets will be responsible in whole for his contract.

So why in the world would you give up a draft pick for him?

By all means though, after he passes through waivers, do what you can to bring him in on a vet-minimum. 

Trade a pick and assume a first round salary for a guy who hasn't played well and doesn't even want to compete. Sounds great!

[Nails]

36 minutes ago, tiger7_88 said:

Why in the world would you do this?

They're going to cut him.  He was a high round pick, so NOBODY is going to pick him and his contract up off of waivers. 

In other words, soon enough he's going to be an UFA and the Jets will be responsible in whole for his contract.

So why in the world would you give up a draft pick for him?

By all means though, after he passes through waivers, do what you can to bring him in on a vet-minimum. 

To ensure we get him.  I can see why giving anything at all may make people uncomfortable at this point, but it ain't much.  I personally don't believe there's anyone that could argue he's not one of the top 60 strong safeties in the world in 2017 and an upgrade in our two deep.

[Nails]

5 minutes ago, csx said:

Trade a pick and assume a first round salary for a guy who hasn't played well and doesn't even want to compete. Sounds great!

A rookie late first round salary for one year, not the 5th year option salary.  Peanuts.

[Leeroy Jenkins PhD]

14 hours ago, Seltzer said:

Doubt the Panthers bring anyone in until after training camp starts. Seems like they really want to give Marlowe and Blechen a chance to prove themselves before we look at anyone else.

Fug that. Competition is important.  Iron sharpens iron and all that.  

[Hogmolliesmaht]

3 minutes ago, Leeroy Jenkins PhD said:

Fug that. Competition is important.  Iron sharpens iron and all that.  

What makes you so sure Pryer is better competition than Marlowe and Blechen? Those are developing players that already know the defense.