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Who is going to take a shot at Malik Willis

DaveThePanther2008

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strato Grand Master

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1 hour ago, csx said:

Cleveland traded for Watson long after the incident. His issues have been bad play and injury since then. Why would that relieve Cleveland of financial obligations?

That poo happened when he was a Texan. There was a full year a public drama and legal proceedings in the media and then Cleveland traded for him knowing all of of It.

 

Okay thanks cool. Reading your post it’s coming back to me, but I should refresh my familiarity before I start ranting at why would we have been chasing a guy with that on his record and facing a suspension… 

The stuff about how it would or would not affect his contract can go for any team… in this case the Texans. It is more a wondering at why people that break basically what would be called a morals clause are not impacted contractually. 

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On 2/10/2026 at 7:29 AM, LinvilleGorge said:

I suspect Rodgers is gonna run it back one more time with McCarthy in Pittsburgh but we'll see.

Now I could actually see him being a pretty good QB for one last season in Minnesota, tons of offensive weapons there including the best WR in the NFL....  Letting go of Darnold and Daniel Jones in favor of that bum was some real egg on their faces, if he gets a chance to start they will have also let go of Howell that year as well.

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50 minutes ago, Jon Snow said:

I would hope we do. 

What’s that saying? Wish in one hand and spit in another, see which one fills up faster? 
I bet there are a lot of us that wish we would seriously look at that option. And others  

But when you get into 50mil contract talk that dims my enthusiasm for that particular one. That would be taking a real expensive shot in the dark.

 

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