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I'd think he's in the 6M ish range at this point, his name still demands ''some'' respect (Bradberry is probably in the 10-12M range at market value), and while here he was talented, has ties to Hurney as the GM who drafted him, just depends on how full on go we are with a youth movement. 

I would not be averse to his return, plus it keeps #24 on the field, he has familiarity vs all of the NFC South receivers as well. 

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The FA signings should tell us what to expect out of next season, keeping Cam we have the ability to create a pretty decent amount of cap, it'd be nice if we re-coupe the Luke money, I'm all for retiring to stay healthy, but we need that money back if you're not going to play for the cap. 

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