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Is JC Horn marketable?

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He will be in the league a long time with his current tape, I think. He just is starting to look like he’ll never be the player he couldve been but could still improve a secondary and be really good. 
 

Almost reminds of TDs early injury misfortune. Still ended up being a hell of a player but maybe not what he could have been. 

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1 minute ago, CBDellinger said:

No it wouldn’t be prudent to trade our only corner who also happens to still be on his rookie deal with a 5th year option.    Keep him and sign someone legit opposite him.  

Opposite him and behind him*

Since his back-up will actually be the starter.

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9 minutes ago, CLG said:

He will be in the league a long time with his current tape, I think. He just is starting to look like he’ll never be the player he couldve been but could still improve a secondary and be really good. 
 

Almost reminds of TDs early injury misfortune. Still ended up being a hell of a player but maybe not what he could have been. 

Good perspective. 

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he is marketable in the sense he is a high tier player when healthy and has another year on his rookie deal.  So if you are a good team.  He would make a lot of sense if you had a hole in your secondary. 

we can't extend his contract.  not to a deal that matches his talent.   we aren't going to do anything of note next year.  Right thing for us given his history would be to let him walk.  I would trade him if you could find a deal for him.  

 

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39 minutes ago, CBDellinger said:

No it wouldn’t be prudent to trade our only corner who also happens to still be on his rookie deal with a 5th year option.    Keep him and sign someone legit opposite him.  

we are rebuilding though.  We aren't contending this year or next.  So what purpose does he really serve if he isn't part of the long term plan.  And Horn shouldn't be part of the long term plan and be here after his rookie deal is over.  His injury history says we shouldn't extend him to money. 

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7 minutes ago, CRA said:

we are rebuilding though.  We aren't contending this year or next.  So what purpose does he really serve if he isn't part of the long term plan.  And Horn shouldn't be part of the long term plan and be here after his rookie deal is over.  His injury history says we shouldn't extend him to money. 

hes cheap and if he gets healthy and balls out you have the option for another year at an affordable rate.  he doesnt hold much trade value at this point, why create another hole on the roster and eat his dead money?  

 

 

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3 minutes ago, CBDellinger said:

hes cheap and if he gets healthy and balls out you have the option for another year at an affordable rate.  he doesnt hold much trade value at this point, why create another hole on the roster and eat his dead money?  

 

 

I get he is cheap now.  But that's also what would make him potentially attractive to a good team. 

you want them to extend and pay a DB that has been that comically injured? If you don't.....then he isn't part of our plans.  Even if he balls out this team isn't going to do anything next year.   So he just ends up walking.  Why not get stuff for assets that aren't part of the long term plan.  Because our future success would have to be in the long term not short term. 

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