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rcubed 03-21-2018 12:17 PM
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Originally Posted by testcase448 (Post 60451)
No he wasn't a "cap casualty"

I agree, we discard a serviceable players like Melvin and Hankins for other teams scraps... TEs that can't catch as an example. He's a great athlete though I hear. Lot's of potential in the Darrius Heyward-Bey mold

Y'all need to read slower....
give up the melvin rhetoric, he wanted an unrealistic contract from us. we were not getting him for what OAK did.

Racehorse 03-22-2018 07:16 AM
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Originally Posted by FatDT (Post 60425)
Hankins isn't a "cap casualty".
He was cut the day before guaranteed money was to kick in, so in a way, he is a cap casualty. Someone will sign him and get a good player. That someone may opt on him instead of another DL, leaving us another option (maybe Suh?) that you all will applaud. So, no, I did not mean when he left the Giants.

Dam8610 03-22-2018 08:24 AM
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Originally Posted by Racehorse (Post 60620)
He was cut the day before guaranteed money was to kick in, so in a way, he is a cap casualty. Someone will sign him and get a good player. That someone may opt on him instead of another DL, leaving us another option (maybe Suh?) that you all will applaud. So, no, I did not mean when he left the Giants.
Hankins would be a much better fit for the Rams, who need a NT and already have Donald and Brockers as outstanding DEs in their 3-4 (which is also what Suh would be in their 3-4).


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