Marcellus |
03-16-2010 06:57 PM |
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Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud
(Post 6609190)
Are you really this obtuse?
If Thomas Jones had been offered a contract by a winning football organization, he'd have taken it.
The problem for TJ is that there is rarely, if ever, an opportunity for a 32 year-old running back to be signed as a starter, let alone a contract that's worth more than the veteran minimum.
TJ signed a nice contract with the Chiefs and if he could have gotten something more or equal elsewhere, he would have.
It's pretty goddammed simple.
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Regardless of you opinion, the general consensus in the media and with Jets fans and pretty much everybody but you is that TJ being released by the Jets and then the Jets signing LT, who's production has been less than TJ's the last few years makes no sense.
TJ signs here because he has no other options yet the Jets sign LT who had multiple visits and much interest but it made no sense for the Jets to replace a more productive back with a less productive one.
So who was worth what according to who?
It' not that goddamn simple. If I was a Jets fan I would be pissed. I am KC fan so I am fine with getting TJ because I would rather have him than LT.
To say TJ had no other options is ridiculous when broke down ass LT had options.
I know LT was much better in his prime but right now there is no doubt who is a better back.
And by the way, LJ's contract with Washington contradicts your comment about rare contracts above the veteran minimum for RB's
over 30. You think Washington would rather have LJ than Jones?
Oh yea Oakland wanted LJ too. Think they weren't interested in TJ?
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