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Cutting Webb did not go over well in the locker room, per Joe Person


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1 minute ago, WOW!! said:

Yeah Kaaya is younger and may develop some value for us later on..

Or may just be a waste of a slot and is a detriment to the locker room. Because of one of our most liked backups and leaders got cut. Which cost us dead money. And player moral. That's 2 out of 3. 

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24 minutes ago, Carl Spackler said:

What I don't understand is the double standard when Gettleman cut popular players it was "BUP BUP BUP"

but when Hurney cuts popular players everyone shits their pants. I wish Webb were still here but 1) Kaaya is gonna be a great Cam backup and 2) it's time to get over all this. There's more bitching over signing a third-string QB than there was when Gettleman spent the GDP of Trinidad and Tobago on glorified Bar Charlotte bouncer Matt Kalil

Here's the difference. DG took this team from one of the worst cap hells in the league and got us almost straight, and took us to the playoffs for 3 of the past 4 years. From this wannabe GM radio "host". Who spent damn near 10 years tanking this team. 

That made questionable cuts barable. 

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Just now, Harbingers said:

 

Here's the difference. DG took this team from one of the worst cap hells in the league and got us almost straight, and took us to the playoffs for 3 of the past 4 years. From this wannabe GM radio "host". Who spent damn near 10 years tanking this team. 

That made questionable cuts barable. 

What does any of that have to do with whether Webb was a good QB or not though? Gentleman might have actually made this same move if he was still here. That QB room needed to get younger.

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7 minutes ago, Harbingers said:

Or may just be a waste of a slot and is a detriment to the locker room. Because of one of our most liked backups and leaders got cut. Which cost us dead money. And player moral. That's 2 out of 3. 

So Webb had a C on his uniform right..

You know teams do this all the time right..

Try to develop a young QB who if "omg" develops... 

Can be more valuable than a 32 year old Qb/WR/Spter. 

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2 minutes ago, Harbingers said:

Since before they played their first game. How about you?

So your reasoning for Cam not being the most important thing to happen to this team was that he sucked last year. That reads like a 2015 fan.

But let's tackle another of your misguided complaints. Do you know how much dead money Hurney killed us with by cutting Webb?

$100,000. That is about 1/5 of ONE veteran minimum's salary

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3 minutes ago, WOW!! said:

So Webb had a C on his uniform right..

You know teams do this all the time right..

Try to develop a young QB who if "omg" develops... 

Can be more valuable than a 32 year old Qb/WR/Spter. 

We have a QB no? A paid backup. And we are in our Superb owl window. Are you saying Cam won't be good enough in a couple years? 

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1 minute ago, Carl Spackler said:

So your reasoning for Cam not being the most important thing to happen to this team was that he sucked last year. That reads like a 2015 fan.

But let's tackle another of your misguided complaints. Do you know how much dead money Hurney killed us with by cutting Webb?

$100,000. That is about 1/5 of ONE veteran minimum's salary

When have you been a fan from?

 

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2 minutes ago, Harbingers said:

We have a QB no? A paid backup. And we are in our Superb owl window. Are you saying Cam won't be good enough in a couple years? 

I'm saying the Patriots have done this 3 times in Brady's superbowl window.. What's the problem??

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