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UPDATE 10:35 p.m. ET: As a reader pointed out on Twitter, claiming Orton has another benefit. When he leaves as a free agent in March 2012, the team that employs him for six weeks would be in line for a compensatory draft pick. So there’s one more good reason to consider doing it. |
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HEY EVERYONE! THERE IS A .000000001 CHANCE THAT STANZI COULD BE THE NEXT HALL OF FAME QB!!!! |
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But the people shouting NO ORTON, WE MUST GIVE THE SAVIOR STANZI HIS CHANCE make me chuckle. |
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HOLY SHIT! 5% is too much to lose out on to not look at a kid when you have no reason not to. |
Can we get a ruling from one of the Waiver Wire Gurus here?
If he doesn't report, does he just forefit the rest of his contract or would it be a Plummer like situation where we would own his ass until he reported or was traded? |
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He's a 5th round pick, which all but guarantees he won't amount to anything. It wouldn't matter what position he played - 5th round picks have a low probability of panning out. Which means you have NOTHING to lose by playing him. If he flops, it's expected. And if he lights it up, you win big for cheap. |
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Well hell. I guess it's time to wear out my F5 button on Twitter.
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I'm just tired of the group of people who think that every QB is the next Tom Brady because we drafted him in the 5th round. |
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The Chiefs are not going to get much for a player who plays 6 games. Maybe if he gets a monster contract next season. But who's going to give KO a monster contract? |
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adbrandtAndrew Brandt
Have been informed that Kyle Orton has been claimed. No notification of team yet. |
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This is about to get interesting for Kyle Orton. ROFL
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