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2yr Gamble


rippadonn

Would you sign Gamble to a two year deal?  

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  1. 1. 2yr Gamble?



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Since we need help at WR, has anyone thought to ask Jerry Richardson to play?  He's got experience and played with some of the greats.  Ryan Vermillion could keeps checking on his heart so there's no problem there although I don't know what his 40 time is these days.

 

Jerry and Smitty already have a bond so there is already great team chemistry there.

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1.it's the offseason. Welcome

2. I forgot about the shoulder

3. If he could pass a physical and if he is still a football player( only on year removed), I wouldn't turn him away if he pulled up at BOA "healthy".

He never had a history of injury.

4. Some of you are twerps!

5. The question is: If he decided to come back having been one year removed would you take him.

6. Bringing up people who played 50yrs ago would be foolish. A guy deciding to lace em up one more time isn't. Look at #45. Would you turn the guy away if he passed a physical?

WELCOME TO THE OFFSEASON CHUMPS! not all of you... Some of you

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Gamble was garbage before..what makes you think he'd be good now after he's had a year on the couch?

I think you are mistaken. They often threw away from his side and challenged 41 more when he was here. He played at a high level for years, not too many big mistakes aside from the Viking game.

Solid corner who we could have used this year if that shoulder held up. Cap casualty more than injury retirement at the time

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we weren't any better when he was on the field and we weren't any worse when he wasn't.

and....i'm not sure if anyone mentioned this yet but...HE's RETIRED!

I just don't remember the guy getting exploited like a couple guys we got now. He was not the true weakness in the secondary. Still had a little tread left aside from the shoulder.

Sorry the question hurt some feelings or sensibilities. If someone who could possibly help you came to the door would you choose a possibly more expensive option? The guys we got now aren't ready for the spotlight. A top CB is an expensive fix via FA. Using a high draft pick on a CB means no really good #1WR.

It was just a question sorry to offend you sir. Check no

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