Quote:may I quote you on this?
"availability is the best ability".... that should be tattooed on the abdomen of CS3. It doesn't matter if you're the most 'sierra hotel' player in the league... if you're not on the field, you're not an asset but a liability. I'm starting to think that with CS3's history of soft tissue injuries and inability to stay healthy over a season I sure would think twice about renewing a contract with him.
I think the team is stacked at WR for the future, and I do not see CS3 on the team next year. He's never cracked 1k or has played a whole season.
If I were management (which I'm not, I know some people get sensitive) I would let him walk after the season.
That would be the best thing for him! Getting away from Jacksonville!
Quote:Either way, CS3 on the injury report will be something we will see every week. He's a glass cannon musket and gets hurt nonstop. He won't be in Jax much longer.
He hasn't proven dangerous enough to be classified as a cannon.
Poor Cecil. He had worked sooo hard in the off-season and poor guy can't get on the field. He believed before the season that he was in his best shape. Hope he gets back soon.
Sadly he is out, I would love to see him play with a chip on his shoulder.
I'm curious to see if Caldwell gives him a new contract or not if Hurns stays consistent.
Quote:I'm curious to see if Caldwell gives him a new contract or not if Hurns stays consistent.
I'm to the point where I see DC letting Shorts test the market