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Michael Crabtree cut by the Ravens.


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1 minute ago, Tepper's Chest Hair said:

Why would we sign Crabtree?  I want our current WRs on the field.  Getting experience.  Reps.

Well we still need another WR.  Moore/Samuel are good, but we have nobody outside of them.  

 

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5 minutes ago, Mage said:

Well we still need another WR.  Moore/Samuel are good, but we have nobody outside of them.  

We still have Torrey Smith under contract.  Is Crabtree better?  I don't know.  I'd still rather cut Smith at this point.

We still have Jarius Wright, and I don't see him being cut.  2.4 cap hit, 1.3 dead cap.  Not sure if saving 1 mil with a 1.3 dead cap hit is worth it there. 

If Crabtree comes dirt cheap.  Sure.  But I don't want to sign anyone that will take away from Moore/Samuel snaps.  That means a focus would be on a pretty cheap guy to fill in behind them.

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17 minutes ago, Tepper's Chest Hair said:

We still have Torrey Smith under contract.  Is Crabtree better?  I don't know.  I'd still rather cut Smith at this point.

We still have Jarius Wright, and I don't see him being cut.  2.4 cap hit, 1.3 dead cap.  Not sure if saving 1 mil with a 1.3 dead cap hit is worth it there. 

If Crabtree comes dirt cheap.  Sure.  But I don't want to sign anyone that will take away from Moore/Samuel snaps.  That means a focus would be on a pretty cheap guy to fill in behind them.

Yeah but Wright can’t play outside.  Not very well, anyway.  We’d be screwed if Samuel or Moore got hurt. 

I agree we shouldn’t spend big money on him, but I think he’d come pretty cheap.  

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My main problem with Crabtree is the number 32.  That will be his age right after the 2019 season starts. 

If this were like some seasons past where we could make a case that only the WR position was holding us back, maybe.  But WR is not our primary need.  It isn't #2, either.

Right now we appear to be on a track to get younger, and that is a track that is needed.  Turn the number 32 into 27, and maybe I would feel differently. 

 

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