X said:Not really a surprise here. I think everyone knew that Jackson was going to void the final year when he asked for that clause in his contract to be honored even though he didn't meet the requirements for it. I think he saw the youth movement happening here and just wanted to get in front of it so that he could be in control of his own future.
Honestly, I don't see him coming back. Too many teams with money that are one piece away from making noise in the playoffs.
Yeah.nighttrain said:X said:Not really a surprise here. I think everyone knew that Jackson was going to void the final year when he asked for that clause in his contract to be honored even though he didn't meet the requirements for it. I think he saw the youth movement happening here and just wanted to get in front of it so that he could be in control of his own future.
Honestly, I don't see him coming back. Too many teams with money that are one piece away from making noise in the playoffs.
Bronco's and Packers, both a good fit..good luck SJ
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iced said:my money is on the Bronco's... They have the most cap room.
Packers is next. But Bronco's are a more complete team then the packers
I agree. Losing both(SJ & Danny) would be a bit of a failure. I actually have been a Gibson supporter but lets face it,Gibson doesn't provide a fraction of the leadership and talent that Jackson and Amendola bring.moklerman said:Not sure how happy I'd be about the Rams losing SJ, Gibson & Amendola. If only 1 of the 3 stays, I hope it's SJ.
I want to believe [that SJ will stay]!Ram Quixote said:I really don't consider this news a setback.
So, the Rams and Jackson talked over the weekend and they agreed that Jackson would see what was available out there. There's still some loyalty between the two, and I wouldn't bet against Jackson giving the Rams the last shot at him.
Again, I don't believe money is the real issue for Jackson. Duration of contract; that's what he's most interested in, especially regarding the Rams.
Which doesn't mean some team isn't going to make him an offer he can't refuse.
I can't say that SJ won't go over to the Dark side. But even Jackson would admit that being with the Rams when they win a SB in the next 2 years would be the perfect scenario.interference said:I want to believe [that SJ will stay]!Ram Quixote said:I really don't consider this news a setback.
So, the Rams and Jackson talked over the weekend and they agreed that Jackson would see what was available out there. There's still some loyalty between the two, and I wouldn't bet against Jackson giving the Rams the last shot at him.
Again, I don't believe money is the real issue for Jackson. Duration of contract; that's what he's most interested in, especially regarding the Rams.
Which doesn't mean some team isn't going to make him an offer he can't refuse.
The thought of the alternative just leaves a big empty hole in my stomach
mojorizen7 said:I agree. Losing both(SJ & Danny) would be a bit of a failure. I actually have been a Gibson supporter but lets face it,Gibson doesn't provide a fraction of the leadership and talent that Jackson and Amendola bring.moklerman said:Not sure how happy I'd be about the Rams losing SJ, Gibson & Amendola. If only 1 of the 3 stays, I hope it's SJ.
IMO Jackson and (DE) Hayes should be priorities #1 and 2.
His agent probably thinks the market is bigger than it really is. Who is going to sign him to a 4 year deal? He'll get less than 3 years guaranteed. When that happens, the market sorts itself out, I think we will have a good shot of getting him back. I think that Steven wants to remain a Ram, bottom line.CGI_Ram said:mojorizen7 said:I agree. Losing both(SJ & Danny) would be a bit of a failure. I actually have been a Gibson supporter but lets face it,Gibson doesn't provide a fraction of the leadership and talent that Jackson and Amendola bring.moklerman said:Not sure how happy I'd be about the Rams losing SJ, Gibson & Amendola. If only 1 of the 3 stays, I hope it's SJ.
IMO Jackson and (DE) Hayes should be priorities #1 and 2.
I'm with you and moklerman.
I'm not sure this article surprises me much... I mean there were really only 3 options; (1) he signs an extension w/STL prior to due date, (2) he voids his contract, (3) he gets cut. In other words; fulfilling the final year at $7M wasn't going to happen.
So, this feels like "part of the process" to me. And... by voiding... it means they couldn't agree to terms of extension and both agreed to let the market determine the perimeters of a possible extension in STL.
If I had to root for a non-Rams landing spot; Denver
But; I want him back! And... I still think it's very possible he is.