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Shaheed 8 + Wilson 5 + Jobe 5 = 18
Riq 3 + Walker 9 = 12
Woolen's Future (or lack thereof)
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Donn Beach
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Re: Woolen's Future (or lack thereof)
With Rasheed being the interesting one. I feel rather proud of myself calling that one but it turned on Rasheed relenting in his demands which he didnt, everything points to JS being the one that relented. It really kinda blows my whole JS theory out of the water.
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Captain 97
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Re: Woolen's Future (or lack thereof)
Relenting to what demands?
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Donn Beach
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Re: Woolen's Future (or lack thereof)
Contact demands.. It had seemed to me JS would set a number and pretty much stick to it terms of contract negotiations. It was about his cap strategy and player analysis rather than what another team might value a player. With shaheed it would seem like he bit the bullet, came up and met another teams offer. It had been reported him and rasheed being far apart on a number. That surprised the heck out of me.
So why was he willing to meet Rasheeds price and not Walkers? In my mind injury risk is a significant part of it
Re: Woolen's Future (or lack thereof)
I sure hope it wasn't because we don't have 4th or 5th round picks because of him. Sunk cost. Could have nabbed a RB with one of those.Donn Beach wrote: ↑Fri Mar 13, 2026 5:12 pmContact demands.. It had seemed to me JS would set a number and pretty much stick to it terms of contract negotiations. It was about his cap strategy and player analysis rather than what another team might value a player. With shaheed it would seem like he bit the bullet, came up and met another teams offer. It had been reported him and rasheed being far apart on a number. That surprised the heck out of me.
So why was he willing to meet Rasheeds price and not Walkers? In my mind injury risk is a significant part of it
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