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Otah to IR

Reapuh

By Reapuh,
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He won't be here next season

you won't be able to trade him for squat......and there is no point cutting him (when he can be depth to your OL). Can't forget OL is very important when you finally land a true franchise QB.

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Otah's final year on his rookie contract is next season. If he comes back & plays in most of the games next year, I bet he gets a juicy extension knowing Hurney's track record (yes I'm sure it will loaded with injury clauses like Davis' contract).

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you won't be able to trade him for squat......and there is no point cutting him (when he can be depth to your OL). Can't forget OL is very important when you finally land a true franchise QB.

you have to be able to stay on the field to be considered depth.and he would just get hurt in practice.

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those draft day trades from '08 and '09 really propelled the oganization to new heights... three years and two mortaged first round picks later, one of our high praised picks has made consecutive trips to the IR whereas the other one doesn't even have a job in the nfl right now...

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