For those of you that want to cut Jordan Gross...

[Icege]

Will people please cite exacts on when Gross has shown to have lost it? I ask because some clowns were crying that he got murdered against KC when he only gave up two pressures, one that led to a 7yd gain and the other was the LaFell drop. Otherwise he kept his side of the line protected, and I saw some healthy runs when going off the left side.

I can't help but think most of the hate for Gross from people looking at two numbers (his age and his contract) instead of the actual player.

[iamcline]

Gross is fine. People just want change for the sake of change. See Jon Gruden or Bill Cowher discussions.

[JawnyBlaze]

The people who want to cut Gross now are probably the same people who wanted to cut Gamble after 2010. That was a stupid idea then and this is a stupid idea now.

[Bwood]

The people who want to cut Gross now are probably the same people who wanted to cut Gamble after 2010. That was a stupid idea then and this is a stupid idea now.

Not even close.

I've always loved Gamble. Gross is about money, and declining performance.

[jarhead]

Its really all about the money and cap space he is currently occupying.

[JawnyBlaze]

Not even close.

I've always loved Gamble. Gross is about money, and declining performance.

Those are the same arguments that were used for the idea to cut Gamble.

[JawnyBlaze]

Its really all about the money and cap space he is currently occupying.

Isn't he one of the guys who would cost more against the cap to cut than keep?

[La Pantera]

You'd save 10 million by cutting Gross. He restructures OR he's gone.

[Car123]

He's top 10

[Marguide]

Isn't he one of the guys who would cost more against the cap to cut than keep?

No. He and Gamble count roughly $23 million against the cap next year and neither have much in the way of unallocated bonus. At minimum they will have to be open to re-structuring or will likely be gone by necessity.

[JawnyBlaze]

No. He and Gamble count roughly $23 million against the cap next year and neither have much in the way of unallocated bonus. At minimum they will have to be open to re-structuring or will likely be gone by necessity.

Ah. Well it sure would be nice if they restructure. I imagine they'll just sign extensions that give them 2 or 3 more years and lower their cap numbers by like half. I don't foresee either of them leaving. Would be pretty irresponsible to cut your best player in the secondary (by far) and your team captain LT who, despite popular opinion here, isn't playing THAT bad. Bad game against Denver but otherwise better than at least half of the test of the league. The problem is both Guard spots (Amini's still learning obviously) and Center.

[broseidon]

He's not worth the money we are throwing at him!!!!

Fug it, throw a cheap contract in-between 2 starving rookies or FA and let them fight for it

[Icege]

Gross is about money, and declining performance.

Please provide examples of this because I am not seeing it, the performance that is.

[Awesomeness!!]

Please provide examples of this because I am not seeing it, the performance that is.

He is a Fox era guy...thats why people are souring on him..