He will keep playing.Do we think he retires or signs elsewhere? If the latter, where?
So he'll be fantasy relevant again then.He will keep playing.
No idea where he will end up but NE will likely be the team most say.
No, he'll be signed to be backup or compete to be the backup.So he'll be fantasy relevant again then.
Some of the current NE RBs are likely gone so...No, he'll be signed to be backup or compete to be the backup.
If I had 20M in the bank I'd be on a beach in Maui drinking margaritas and counting sunsetsHe made about 20m, is 29, still clear in the head and able to move. Knees in good shape.
I'd walk away
I can almost guarantee he doesn't have $20M in the bank.....If I had 20M in the bank I'd be on a beach in Maui drinking margaritas and counting sunsets
He could easily have north of 10. He made 13m the past two years, even accounting for management fees that's doableGally said:I can almost guarantee he doesn't have $20M in the bank.....
Plus it seems like he's never loved football. He's had ups and downs, been it and of shape, battled weight issues. Hopefully he was smart with his money, maybe even cashed in on some sponsorship deals after his monster rookie year.msommer said:He made about 20m, is 29, still clear in the head and able to move. Knees in good shape.
I'd walk away
Also is a reminder for how quick and wildly a player's outlook can swing. After his rookie year, this guy was valued like a Kareem Hunt is now. 2 years after that, he was being written off as Trent Richardson 2.0. Then he pops off for 1600 yards and is back on the map as a top 10 RB. 2 years later and we are wondering if should retire.Andy Dufresne said:What a strange career.
If I was 29 years old with $20M in the bank and the thing I did that got me the $20M would literally evaporate anytime but for sure within a few years I'd be doing all I could right now to get that number to 21+M. He's got the rest of his life to sit on a beach and get fat.Statorama said:If I had 20M in the bank I'd be on a beach in Maui drinking margaritas and counting sunsets
No reason to suspect that. His contract situation is reason enough for him to be released. He would've cost $7 million against the cap but was released with $0 dead money.I’m guessing he didn’t stay clean and sober.
He retired three years ago.Magic_Man said:Do we think he retires or signs elsewhere? If the latter, where?
He was notorious for his party issues and had a stint in rehab before this coming season.No reason to suspect that. His contract situation is reason enough for him to be released. He would've cost $7 million against the cap but was released with $0 dead money.
What if every year you did that increased the odds that you would suffer concussion related symptoms or joint pain later in life? I'd cash out at $10MM.If I was 29 years old with $20M in the bank and the thing I did that got me the $20M would literally evaporate anytime but for sure within a few years I'd be doing all I could right now to get that number to 21+M. He's got the rest of his life to sit on a beach and get fat.
So Mike Davis or Doug?On a fantasy note, I expect him to latch on somewhere. Wouldn't hold out a lot of hope for a big role, but stranger things have happened. Remember the time the Giants went into the season with Paul Perkins as their starter? He went off the board in WSL1 as RB71 to me. I don't think anybody is expecting much. Maybe a backup gig in Houston since they can't really count on Foreman after that injury. Seattle seems destined to keep swapping RBs around until it learns that the OL was the problem all along. The Jets could use some help behind Powell.
I figure Chris Carson is getting first crack at Seattle's gig, but for 1 year, I'd take Doug over Mike if Doug is in shape and motivated.So Mike Davis or Doug?
Kareem Hunt? More like Ezekiel Elliot.Also is a reminder for how quick and wildly a player's outlook can swing. After his rookie year, this guy was valued like a Kareem Hunt is now. 2 years after that, he was being written off as Trent Richardson 2.0. Then he pops off for 1600 yards and is back on the map as a top 10 RB. 2 years later and we are wondering if should retire.
True- I was making the connection more on 1 year of surprisingly great production. Martin came into the NFL with more hype than Hunt, but nobody was calling him a potential 1x in a generation prospect like they were with Zeke.Kareem Hunt? More like Ezekiel Elliot.
Dude was a consensus top 3 startup pick headed into his sophomore year.
Not necessarily. There were some rumblings that NFL GMs weren't as high on Barkley as draftniks. And draftniks seem to be adjusting to that as I'm seeing more and more mocks come out with Barkley falling to TB or SF.Buckna said:I'm more interested in what Tampa does now. 'Quizz seemed to be almost totally phased out of the offense at the end of the season. Sims seems to have settled in as just a returner. Barber looked really good, but in a small sample at the end of the season and he doesn't have much of a pedigree. TB seems out of range for Barkley but not Juice and obviously the many RB's that could be available in the 2nd round or later. Perhaps they go RB in the 3rd or later and have that guy and Barber compete for the starting spot?