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Game 5: Cardinals @ Lions Thread

Orlovsky with his best Osment "late game heroics" impression.

I'm so sick of late game heroics.
 
Wow, this was sad. People need to be fired for this. And as controversial as some may find this idea, maybe entertain trading Calvin. He is the only person I feel that has any value. Might have to eat some of his contract, but I think we could get a haul for him.

This product on the field is atrocious.
 
Ok they broke me

Fire everyone. Talent is there but this group of players is way too turnover prone and fall apart when adversity hits

Stafford not every pick his fault

10-1 not happening. Team is done

One guy in suh can't change everything can it. Though ngata didn't play and Ansah and levy aren't 100 percent
 
Wow, this was sad. People need to be fired for this. And as controversial as some may find this idea, maybe entertain trading Calvin. He is the only person I feel that has any value. Might have to eat some of his contract, but I think we could get a haul for him.

This product on the field is atrocious.

You can't really eat contract in the NFL. When you trade a player, the signing bonus money stays with your team (that is, you're on the hook for paying it and the cap space associated with it). The yearly salary (normally non-guaranteed) goes to the team receiving the player. You can't just toss in money or retain part of the contract to grease the wheels on a trade like baseball.
 
You can't really eat contract in the NFL. When you trade a player, the signing bonus money stays with your team (that is, you're on the hook for paying it and the cap space associated with it). The yearly salary (normally non-guaranteed) goes to the team receiving the player. You can't just toss in money or retain part of the contract to grease the wheels on a trade like baseball.

Okay I get that now. I'd still say that they trade him. Another team would scarf him up in a hurry.
 
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