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ksudodger
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I am very confident that with Snead's comments about be satisfied with the WR corps and commiting to Sam Bradford as the QB, that Fisher will end up relenting and you will see either Matthews or Robinson in a Rams uniform in 2013 and that either HaHa Clinton-Dix or Calvin Pryor will also be in a Rams uniform in 2013
BTW, for all the folks who are saying " Are we just gonna pay Chris Long 11.5 million and let Quinn walk?" Try this on for size:
#1 - The team has a CLUB option to keep Quinn on his current contract until the end of the 2015 season. In that time, other deals can be restructured and players released to set up a long term deal.
#2 - Long is only due $10 in 2015. And HE is the kind of player who will restructure, as he has done before, if the team takes another step forward this year like we expect they will.
#3 - Let's assume for the fun of it that we keep Kendall Langford in 2014 and THEN let him go after the season. Based on him and others we could EASILY let go at the end of the 2014 season, we would plenty enough room to more than double Quinn's current salary, or at least to franchise him while we work out a long term deal, without having to sacrifice his running buddy on the other end of the line. (Barksdale,Cudjo,Kendricks,Pead,Langford = 10.5 million off the books.)
#4 - There is also the chance that Bradford under performs in 2014 and they cut him loose after the season. That money right there simply goes to Quinn. Do not pass Go, do not collect $200.
The sky is NOT falling here people. Snead and Fisher know what they are doing...
BTW, for all the folks who are saying " Are we just gonna pay Chris Long 11.5 million and let Quinn walk?" Try this on for size:
#1 - The team has a CLUB option to keep Quinn on his current contract until the end of the 2015 season. In that time, other deals can be restructured and players released to set up a long term deal.
#2 - Long is only due $10 in 2015. And HE is the kind of player who will restructure, as he has done before, if the team takes another step forward this year like we expect they will.
#3 - Let's assume for the fun of it that we keep Kendall Langford in 2014 and THEN let him go after the season. Based on him and others we could EASILY let go at the end of the 2014 season, we would plenty enough room to more than double Quinn's current salary, or at least to franchise him while we work out a long term deal, without having to sacrifice his running buddy on the other end of the line. (Barksdale,Cudjo,Kendricks,Pead,Langford = 10.5 million off the books.)
#4 - There is also the chance that Bradford under performs in 2014 and they cut him loose after the season. That money right there simply goes to Quinn. Do not pass Go, do not collect $200.
The sky is NOT falling here people. Snead and Fisher know what they are doing...