If we get no takers I think we should just fire CEH...
out of a cannon.

What's he going to do for them that Perine doesn't do better already?

What do we get from him that we can't get from a Ronald Jones type as a #3 RB? Jones is getting paid about half of what CEH is too.

I actually think RoJo has been doing pretty well but there is no chance he is coming back because he wants to play alot more.

I would think the only hope we’d have for CEH would be getting some super late round pick for him, so he can be a reclamation project somewhere else.

Kinda like when we traded a 6th for Mike Hughes and a 7th. Or when we gave a 6th to the Jets for Darron Lee.

It's all a shell game. Paying money to JJSS takes money away from paying it somewhere else, especially when you have a cheap WR on a rookie deal you took in the 2nd round.

If Noah Gray could do what Kelce does at 1/8 of the cost, yeah, you would do that.

This isnt' rocket surgery.

CEH is JAG

He's not worth discussing.

Skyy hasn’t proven that though, which was my point. And this is coming from someone who really likes him.

Juju had over 100 targets. He was easily Patrick’s most trusted receiver after Kelce. There’s a lot of value in that. He also had just under 1k yards despite having trouble being in rhythm the first few games and also missing some from a concussion.

Juju is a quality receiver and if he’s up for a fair deal (which all indicators point to) then why would you not keep him?

If this were MVS I’d whole heartedly agree. But Juju has shown a lot of value here.

He hasn't had the opportunity to prove much, the things he supposedly excels at, is being done by JJSS.

I don't think what JJSS excels at is necessarily a hard thing to find skill wise.


Every one keeps whining on about "build thru the draft, it's the only way". Well, said draft picks have to play otherwise you gain nothing.

Same reason we didn't keep Charvarius Ward.

Sometimes you've gotta make tough decisions even if all the player in question is seeking is a 'fair' deal.

Ward wasn't overpaid by any stretch of the imagination. But we felt we could replace his production with scheme and/or cost controlled players. I think that's exactly the situation we find ourselves in with JJSS.

Looking at the WR free agent market this offseason....why would JJSS sign for less here? It's a barren wasteland.

This is pretty simple of JJSS comes back then MVS is cut..if JJSS tests the market and leaves then MVS is back.

They occupy completely different elements in the offense. I don't understand the want to move away from MVS so quickly.

Because to me his role in this offense can be replaced on the cheap.