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Suggs off the market?


Urrymonster

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http://www.baltimoresun.com/sports/football/bal-sp.ravens26jan26,0,872907.story

Looks like he is pretty determined to stay in Baltimore, especially if they can keep Lewis and Scott. I suppose he may reconsider if those two are not retained, or if those two are not so keen on his 'hometown discount'.

He did say he did not want to play for any other team though, even if he hit free agency.

He basically has sent out all the right sounds to allow Baltimore to give him a low contract.

Should also bump up the price for Pep, with Suggs and him being clearly the best DEs on the market Pep may all of a sudden have a couple more suitors.

This does mean that there is no definite replacement for him though...

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I would be absolutely stunned if Baltimore didn't re-sign Suggs.

Indeed, but this was interesting because he is willing to take a pay cut so that they do not lose either Lewis or Scott. He even said that he would speak to them to see if they could work out group deal, so that they would have three quality Lbs tied up for well below market value.

Reminds me of when Kris Dielman went on record of turning down a much much bigger deal to stay in San Diego because his teammates pleaded with him to stay.

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