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Not for this year. He's looked pretty good recently so there is reason to think he could be pretty good for this year, even if it is ONLY for one year.
Jackson has a lot of personal integrity. Not sure he'd fit in well with New England.
He had a 41-yard run then a 1-yard TD but, yeah, he looked pretty good. They tried to frame it like they were doing him a favor by releasing him now:
Maybe..Maybe not. Seattle is clearly in the window and every team owes due diligence when players become available and FJAX is a class act and you know what you get. Makes sense to Seattle. What this tells ME is that teams like the COwboys (sadly) are still woefully behind in making shrewd moves. They should have snatched FJAX up immediately.
It is a domino-effect type league.
Did anyone know whether they had a good relationship? Better than an average RB duo I mean. I had no idea. It makes sense for Fred, assuming he doesn't want the chance to start (barring injury).
It will take Michael 2-3 years to learn another team's playbook. Dumb as a post.Maybe..Maybe not. Seattle is clearly in the window and every team owes due diligence when players become available and FJAX is a class act and you know what you get. Makes sense to Seattle. What this tells ME is that teams like the COwboys (sadly) are still woefully behind in making shrewd moves. They should have snatched FJAX up immediately. UNLESS, of course, the shark move is Jerry Jones KNOWING the Seahawks are bringing in FJAX and he is waiting for Michael to become available.
THat's good. Maybe he needs to be down in Atlanta then where some old coaches could at least speak his terminology from Seattle and translate.It will take Michael 2-3 years to learn another team's playbook. Dumb as a post.Maybe..Maybe not. Seattle is clearly in the window and every team owes due diligence when players become available and FJAX is a class act and you know what you get. Makes sense to Seattle. What this tells ME is that teams like the COwboys (sadly) are still woefully behind in making shrewd moves. They should have snatched FJAX up immediately. UNLESS, of course, the shark move is Jerry Jones KNOWING the Seahawks are bringing in FJAX and he is waiting for Michael to become available.
that's the thing IMO. If he went to Dallas he could do both. Seattle might be a better chance to win a ring but that's the trade off here. I don't think anyone would recommend he play for the Titans even if he were virtually guaranteed to start.
Sounds like if Jackson checks out physically, this could still happen.
I was actually surprised he went undrafted in my league last night. Im starting to consider the same thing. If he gets picked up by a team like DAL, he's going to go for a decent amount of FAAB budget where as now as a FA I could pick him up for nothing.
