Interesting. I was alluding to the fact that if Quinn once again gives us minimal production, there's no reason to hold on to him for one more year if we need cap relief. Not sure how much cap relief he'll bring if we cut him, but we don't need under-performing vets on this team; not the culture anymore. It would send a message to the young guys and exemplify the notion that "hey, no matter the name on the back of your jersey, if you don't show up, you're out!" ala Bill Bellicheck. Brockers, on the hand, could be extended another 3-4 years and create even more space.
TA is pretty much gone, regardless of results, in my book. I have an unsettling feeling that it'll take him a few games at the least to get acclimated, since he's missed so much time. By then, we'll know what we have in our other targets. His gadget style play is easily replaceable in the draft, let's face it. As for Barron, I think it truly comes down to production in Wade's scheme. If he can hold down the ILB position without getting too beat up or run over, I think his play will merit his affordable cap hit.
Remember too, we are down a premium pick so we will have to be smart and strategic in keeping as many quality players as possible, while trimming as much replaceable fat as possible too.
