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CJ Anderson Released


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1 minute ago, bababoey said:

No one is going to sign him before the draft.  After the draft everyone that did not get "their guy" will talk to him to see if he will take a vet min deal.  Him and Dez both got kind of pooed on being cut this late.  There will be some other cuts after the draft but to get cut 2 or 3 weeks before the draft, they are both probably going to have to wait until after the draft to sign with someone.

Makes sense. Definitely more attractive paying a guy on a rookie contract than what he will demand

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1 hour ago, crob40 said:

He is 27. Other than that he is no different than Stew. We should stick with drafting a rb. Someone is gonna give him more money than he is worth after the draft. 

 

Depends on how much he costs. If you can get him for a few years on a decent deal then that let’s us spend draft capital on in areas we really need help at. Safety, DE, Center, maybe WR. Those are positions that are going to make or break a game for us next season. He can still play at 27 and he won’t be expected to be a full time starter.

Granted he would cost more than a drafted RB. But he is also a proven commodity that would let us inject some talent at some thin positions.

 

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I mentioned this in one of the draft threads I think, but with last year and this year's

crop of RBs, there are going to be good ones cut to make room for rookies (and their contracts).

We may very well be able to pick up a proven vet who is talented at a low price before the season starts.  It's not a good time to be an NFL RB.

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