Penny on the trading block

[D-train]

If we can trade for a player that is more needed than back up RB we should do it. Pretty simple.

[Sibelius Hindemith]

I would feel better about it if they had used Homer at all this season to see what he's got, and Prosise perhaps a bit more. Without Penny, the back-up situation is tenuous at best.

[Gametime]

Penny is nothing special at all. Still too early to give up on. But, a big disappoint as a first rounder.

[trharder]

If we can trade for a player that is more needed than back up RB we should do it. Pretty simple.

When you have a four horse stable of running backs is the #2 guy technically a "back up"?

[D-train]

If we can trade for a player that is more needed than back up RB we should do it. Pretty simple.

When you have a four horse stable of running backs is the #2 guy technically a "back up"?

Semantics are irrelevant, if the trade gives us a better chance to win more games we should do it.

[trharder]

If we can trade for a player that is more needed than back up RB we should do it. Pretty simple.

When you have a four horse stable of running backs is the #2 guy technically a "back up"?

Semantics are irrelevant, if the trade gives us a better chance to win more games we should do it.

So, you're saying you didn't use the term "back up" to diminish Penny's role? What you are now saying is true
for any player on the team.

[D-train]

When you have a four horse stable of running backs is the #2 guy technically a "back up"?

Semantics are irrelevant, if the trade gives us a better chance to win more games we should do it.

So, you're saying you didn't use the term "back up" to diminish Penny's role? What you are now saying is true
for any player on the team.

No I used it because he had 22 carries and Carson had 139 before today. True but he is the only one that is involved in trade rumors at the moment.