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they wouldn't burn that much cap room on starting back, let alone aging starting back.
- yes- it is not part of their MO to spend money on a guy like Alexander. Remember last year when people said they'd sign Dillon? Yeah, not happening.
I'm with you, but not so much because of what Alexander has left. The situations out there just are not looking good... He needs to be a every down back, I can't see him in a RBBC.
Why the Jets? I think if the Jets were going to add a RB they would have added one yesterday. SA has no shot to start onthe Jets, and the truth is, he has no shot to win games with that team. If he can't start he'll want to go somewhere to win, it won't be with the Jets. I say Denver
It's just a guess. Why Denver? They resigned Henry and Henry>T. Jones so he'd have a better shot at beating out Jones. The Jets have spent a good bit upgrading their line and Thomas Jones is ok but not great and it may be SA's best chance at getting a starting job on a team with a decent line. It will certainly depend on SA's contract demands because no one is going to give him a multiyear deal and he probably won't get more than $3.5/year. I'd guess that SA will want to go to a place where he can play not as a backup on a good team. Where ever he goes I don't think he'll be much of an impact player.
You may be right, although I think there are enough uncertain situations out there in which Alexander could be helpful. And it's not like he'll cost much at all.The longer it takes, the less likely I see him coming back. Unless we're reading him wrong, he doesn't strike me as a guy that will stay in tip-top shape waiting for an opportunity that may or may not come.
