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Re: Khiry Robinson Possible Saints Back of the Future?
Different angle. There is a business side of this that needs to be taken into account, and passion or dislike for players should be removed from the equation.
Ingram (24 yo) - has a 2.3m cap hit and coming off his best season may be precisely why he is up for trade. Only 1 healthy season of his 3. FA 2015 Sproles (30 yo)- 4.2m cap hit but is more flexible but getting long in the NFL tooth FA 2015 PT (29 yo)- 2.9M cap hit but is the screen master.. getting long in the NFL tooth. FA 2015 K. Robinson (24 yo)- 500k cap hit and has proven to be very flexible, durable, young and hungry. FA 2016 Cadet (24 yo) - 570k in cap hit FA 2015 Here is a different angle to consider. If you are in the NFC Championship game which of the above would you least like to see running the ball against you? Of all listed above and what I have seen Ingram would be my preference of who we would have to stop basically because with out a wide open hole he isn't going anywhere. We also know what PT and Sproles new if resigned contracts would look like because neither are on their 1st. What I find odd is all of the people that have claimed for years that we do not use Ingram correctly want to keep him. News Flash... Sean Payton is not going to give any RB 20 carries per game. |
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True. What happened with Knile Davis in Kansas City showed that if you have a good play selection and effective line, you can run the ball with any competent back toting the rock... Which is also why I'd never want to spend a high draft pick on a RB unless you have few offensive weapons and that back is solid, non-perishable and runs a sub 4.38 in the 40 - so I never liked using a one on Ingram... |
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Bottom line on our running back corps is that we want the cheapest group of RBs with out sacrificing the playbook or the running game. Sproles has a niche, Thomas has a niche, Robinson we do not know for certain yet, Cadet we do not know for certain yet... Which in my view puts Ingram as the odd man out simply because he hasn't proven to have a specialty or is a 1.5M dollar running back over Robinson and Cadet. |
Re: Khiry Robinson Possible Saints Back of the Future?
If he stays healthy and keeps running like he did in seattle anything is possible.
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Robinson is definitely one of our future backs, he's under contract...
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Re: Khiry Robinson Possible Saints Back of the Future?
I think Ingram stays, look at how long it took Mendenhall in Pittsburg and McCoy in Philly to get going. If Ingram can stay healthy and run the way he has run of late, he and Robinson(who I think is the better back) would make a good 1-2 punch. If PT stays he could spell out the 2 but if he doesn't I would get a power back to spell them out and to close out the game.
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Re: Khiry Robinson Possible Saints Back of the Future?
If the Saints need the cap to sign someone they really want, Thomas and Sproles could be on the way out. Otherwise, one of them will be back for sure and probably both. It will be about salary, not talent. I personally would cut both and work Ingram and Robinson hard this offseason to get them fully involved in the offense. The offense will be less predictable and more explosive in my opinion.
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