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seahawksfan234
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Starting a thread about this for a number of obvious reasons.
During the offseason, the Seahawks were considering trading him away. Additionally, he now will be battling a ruptured achilles. I'm unsure what the recovery looks like on that, but on a guy who relies so much on his quickness, I think it's pertinent to mention that he might not be able to fully recover. He will be 30 next year, and he is a hell of a competitor, but it's worth wondering if his contract is something worth looking at next offseason.
In 2018 he is due $13.2m, and the Seahawks would save $11m by cutting him. This is something I believe may be seriously considered. I worry that his ego is too big to be willing to take a pay cut, and he make take it as an insult if the Seahawks are willing to cut him while he's still recovering from an injury.
If he's unwilling to restructure, it may be prudent to re-evaluate his contract status, and I think that's something the Seahawks may do.
During the offseason, the Seahawks were considering trading him away. Additionally, he now will be battling a ruptured achilles. I'm unsure what the recovery looks like on that, but on a guy who relies so much on his quickness, I think it's pertinent to mention that he might not be able to fully recover. He will be 30 next year, and he is a hell of a competitor, but it's worth wondering if his contract is something worth looking at next offseason.
In 2018 he is due $13.2m, and the Seahawks would save $11m by cutting him. This is something I believe may be seriously considered. I worry that his ego is too big to be willing to take a pay cut, and he make take it as an insult if the Seahawks are willing to cut him while he's still recovering from an injury.
If he's unwilling to restructure, it may be prudent to re-evaluate his contract status, and I think that's something the Seahawks may do.