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REPORT: Andrew Norwell to Giants a "done deal"


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2 minutes ago, KillerKat said:

So we didn't even choose between Star or Norwell. Just decided "no" on both.

This is what got Hurney in trouble last time.  You have to be able to let players walk if the price doesn't fit.   Maybe he has learned from past mistakes. 

 

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1 minute ago, Udogg said:

This is what got Hurney in trouble last time.  You have to be able to let players walk if the price doesn't fit.   Maybe he has learned from past mistakes. 

 

We're saving up to pay big money to a kicker that loses us playoff games.

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Really enjoyed Norwell's time here. Wish Gettleman would've gotten him locked up long-term before he blew up. Oh well. We can't afford two top money tier guards. Turner is already a top 5 paid OG in terms of average dollars per year. Norwell will almost certainly be #1 when he signs his new deal. Can't afford that type of expenditure at the OG position. Especially with Williams' contract looming at OT.

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Ton of time for that to change... We were never going to re-sign him but I still wouldn't bet on DG winning the bidding war for him. Love Norwell and wish we could keep him and that we extended him last offseason. But whatever, that's the business of the NFL.

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