Quote:My take is if Pot Roast played at or near his potential consistently, he would still be with the Jaguars. When a player with this amount of talent bounces around the league as often as Pot Roast has and can't command a sizable multi-year contract, issues beyond talent certainly have to be part of the equation in the minds of NFL decision makers. With the dysfunction of the Redskins organization, I have doubts that he's going to increase his value when it comes time for the next contract.

Absolutely, I agree 100% with your take. I think a lot of people give him more credit than he deserves for his play in Denver also. No doubt he had a solid year his first year there in 2013. After that he made a brief stink about wanting to be extended and paid better. The Broncos waited for him to have a monster contract year, just as the Jags did, and he showed up overweight and wore out as the season went on, just like he did with the Jags. That's a pretty bad pattern.


I think it's funny that the people who initially were adamant that he is a dominant player before FA are nowhere to be found now. As Knighton enters a contract year for the 3rd time in 4 years, it makes little sense to expect him to do it any different then he has in the past.

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