Wow the Ravens are taking a big hit in dead money by releasing him.
Reports were that he freelances a lot and the fight started because the other safety was pissed about a blown coverage. Guess this was building and finally they other players had had enough.
If he’s a freelancer, no way he fits in with the Patriot Way.
I dunno their cap room, but the Browns still need a lot of help in their secondary.
No cap room at all in New England, and as others have pointed out there's a whole list of things he's doing wrong according to his teammates. Who voted they'd rather him not be on the roster.Reports were that he freelances a lot and the fight started because the other safety was pissed about a blown coverage. Guess this was building and finally they other players had had enough.
If he’s a freelancer, no way he fits in with the Patriot Way.
I dunno their cap room, but the Browns still need a lot of help in their secondary.
His contract it seems is one of those with offset language. If he signs with a new team the Ravens would get some relief from their dead cap based on how much the other team signs him for. This all could change of course based on the team trying to get out of his guaranteed money and filing a grievance.Correct me if I’m wrong since he was released wouldn’t the new team sign him to a new deal and if he win his appeal wouldn’t the ravens still have to pay him his 10 million and not the new team