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I suspected this when I saw him playing late on special teams against the 49ers.
It’s a bullshit move, just like the Hankins and Anderson moves. Who will start now? And if they trot Basham out there, I’ll be pissed. |
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Fountain cut.
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Getting more and more obvious Ballard sees this as a throwaway (developmental) year. He’s building for 2-3 years from now and isn’t worried about competing this year or next. I disagree with the approach, but not sure how anyone can claim that’s not the case.
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They also traded TE Daniels to Seattle for WR Marcus Johnson.
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Beginning to question Ballard's ability to build a roster.
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I disagree that these moves (cutting Simon etc) means Ballard is playing a waiting game. First, he has always said that this rebuild will take time. So from that perspective, yes it is a waiting game. But I believe that he keeps the players that he thinks will help him now. He cut Fountain, a 5th round pick. The guy doesn't seem to have his ego wrapped up in any particular player, which bodes well for us.
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What doesn't bode well for us is Ballard cutting superior players and making the team worse.
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Ballard is being way too scheme rigid on the defensive side of the ball. I don't like that.
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Simon, Hankins, and Anderson. All could start over the current roster. WTF Ballard?
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If Ballard was seriously trying to compete this year then the WR core would not look like it does - where losing a 6th round rookie is considered a major loss. Not with the cap space available. I can understand the argument he’s doing the right thing, I just happen to disagree. But I can’t understand how some can’t see that he’s throwing away the next year or to and building for 2-3 years down the line. The roster and cap space are screaming it. And Ballard has pretty much said it when you look past the GM speak. |
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