Titans reached agreement on a three-year, $10 million deal with former Jets RB Shonn Green
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Posted 13 March 2013 - 07:04 PM
We will be better for losing him. We probably get a decent comp pick for him. Our running game will also remain at least the same without him by simply spreading his carries out to Powell, McKnight, and likely drafted RB. Shonn Greene was an interesting thumper when he first came in the league, but the explosive runs dried up quickly and his failure to break tackles as a power runner was alarming at best. He was just another guy Rex pimped to try and raise morale.
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Posted 13 March 2013 - 07:31 PM
Trading Revis sounding REEEEEEEAALLLLL good.
Its been a while since I've said this, but I agree 100% with you. Im huge on Revis, but im a Jet fan first and foremost and we're seriously in need of some talent. Revis will in fact be traded. Wish he would restructure or take a paycut, but thats not happening.
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Posted 13 March 2013 - 07:32 PM
Green was a good Jet and help the Jets get to 2 championship games , i wish him the best of luck
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He's a great back up, change of pace. Wish we could have kept him in that role. Wish him the best of luck out there!
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Posted 13 March 2013 - 09:52 PM
I agree he sux but there's a lot of spots that need to be filled on this team. The next few months should atleast be interesting.
RB in theory should be one of the easier ones though, especially when you consider Powell looks like a better player than him and is still a Jet. We essentially lost our 1B. That's replaceable via the draft or a 2nd tier free agent.
I would never support giving a mediocre RB his second contract, there's almost no benefit to the team in that deal for that position. Draft RBs always, and if you get yourself an Adrian Peterson, then you pay them, otherwise: churn and burn, on to the next one.
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Posted 13 March 2013 - 09:55 PM
Holy **** is there going to be a lot of holes on this team.
he'll keep Chris Johnson's career revived if they keep him a few years and jf produces...i mean if they are smart enough to give Greene a 100 carries and give Chris Johnson 200 to 260 ish rushes
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Posted 13 March 2013 - 10:03 PM
RB in theory should be one of the easier ones though, especially when you consider Powell looks like a better player than him and is still a Jet. We essentially lost our 1B. That's replaceable via the draft or a 2nd tier free agent.
I would never support giving a mediocre RB his second contract, there's almost no benefit to the team in that deal for that position. Draft RBs always, and if you get yourself an Adrian Peterson, then you pay them, otherwise: churn and burn, on to the next one.
I agree but it's still another spot that needs to be replaced. As far as Greene goes ****'em. I wouldn't of given him another contract outside of something just over the minimum.
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