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 Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 8:41 pm Post subject: Parys Haralson |
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The invisible man. OK, I'm not talking about the way he plays. I just have hardly seen his name mentioned here of late, for months actually. Not too long ago we thought enough of him to sign him to a multi-year deal. Not for big bucks, but a few million a year is something.
So what's his future with this team? Do we keep him? Cut him and eat his salary? Trade him - who'd give anything for a backup LB coming off an injury that kept him out all year and who would cost them $2.5 million a year?
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rudyZ
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| Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 8:47 pm Post subject: Re: Parys Haralson |
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| big9erfan wrote: | The invisible man. OK, I'm not talking about the way he plays. I just have hardly seen his name mentioned here of late, for months actually. Not too long ago we thought enough of him to sign him to a multi-year deal. Not for big bucks, but a few million a year is something.
So what's his future with this team? Do we keep him? Cut him and eat his salary? Trade him - who'd give anything for a backup LB coming off an injury that kept him out all year and who would cost them $2.5 million a year? |
He has no trade value, coming off an injury like that. I think we'll just cut him. I give him 5% chance of re-structuring for less money. But really, I think he's gone. He wasn't overly big, fast or strong to begin with. He didn't have one strong part to his game that could enhance our team. He was just solid at this point in his career. He is the kind of part to a team that you just eventually replace with better talent. Hopefully we find that talent and we go forward.
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| Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 8:58 pm Post subject: Re: Parys Haralson |
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| rudyZ wrote: | | big9erfan wrote: | The invisible man. OK, I'm not talking about the way he plays. I just have hardly seen his name mentioned here of late, for months actually. Not too long ago we thought enough of him to sign him to a multi-year deal. Not for big bucks, but a few million a year is something.
So what's his future with this team? Do we keep him? Cut him and eat his salary? Trade him - who'd give anything for a backup LB coming off an injury that kept him out all year and who would cost them $2.5 million a year? |
He has no trade value, coming off an injury like that. I think we'll just cut him. I give him 5% chance of re-structuring for less money. But really, I think he's gone. He wasn't overly big, fast or strong to begin with. He didn't have one strong part to his game that could enhance our team. He was just solid at this point in his career. He is the kind of part to a team that you just eventually replace with better talent. Hopefully we find that talent and we go forward. |
How much of his contract do we have to eat? And I cannot see him wanting to restructure to serve as pure depth. There are a few teams switching to a 3-4 and to me it would be a better option to take what he can from us for being cut and then signing on elsewhere where he could conceivably start as a stop-gap as rudyz described is all he really is
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I agree with Rudy, I think there's no question he's gone and I doubt he restructures. after that injury too, I'd much rather just pick up an OLB in round 5 or something and see what he can do. Parys was just...all around mediocre i guess? I mean, he could do a little of everything, he just did everything just below average lol. I think we can find someone of a comparable skill set later in the draft for depth purposes. I don't think there's a reason to even tie up the veteran minimum for him.
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| Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 9:04 pm Post subject: Re: Parys Haralson |
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| EverythingSF wrote: | | rudyZ wrote: | | big9erfan wrote: | The invisible man. OK, I'm not talking about the way he plays. I just have hardly seen his name mentioned here of late, for months actually. Not too long ago we thought enough of him to sign him to a multi-year deal. Not for big bucks, but a few million a year is something.
So what's his future with this team? Do we keep him? Cut him and eat his salary? Trade him - who'd give anything for a backup LB coming off an injury that kept him out all year and who would cost them $2.5 million a year? |
He has no trade value, coming off an injury like that. I think we'll just cut him. I give him 5% chance of re-structuring for less money. But really, I think he's gone. He wasn't overly big, fast or strong to begin with. He didn't have one strong part to his game that could enhance our team. He was just solid at this point in his career. He is the kind of part to a team that you just eventually replace with better talent. Hopefully we find that talent and we go forward. |
How much of his contract do we have to eat? And I cannot see him wanting to restructure to serve as pure depth. There are a few teams switching to a 3-4 and to me it would be a better option to take what he can from us for being cut and then signing on elsewhere where he could conceivably start as a stop-gap as rudyz described is all he really is |
I don't think anyone will look at Parys as a stopgap starter, or that Parys himself will look for a starting job. Everybody knows what he is. He is solid depth. He knows it. We know it. My bet is that he signs a one-year deal to show he's returned to full health and to cement himself as a good back-up and special team player. As we've seen with Blake Costanzo, being special on special team has value in this league. Being a reliable back-up has value too. Remains to be seen where he'll opt to show that.
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So then if we cut him, will there be any cap hit?
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| big9erfan wrote: | | So then if we cut him, will there be any cap hit? |
The only figure I found regarding guaranteed bonus money was a $200K signing bonus. I can't tell if it was his entire signing bonus, which means that prorated over the length of his contract, releasing him would now cost us less than 50K (because he signed an extension on his rookie deal, the signing bonus happening in the last year of that deal, before adding four more years.. so the signing bonus should be divided by 5, not 4). I'm really not sure about this, considering the few sources google gave me. So it will either cost us between 40K and 50K or 200K to release him. So, it's really nothing to worry about.
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| rudyZ wrote: | | big9erfan wrote: | | So then if we cut him, will there be any cap hit? |
The only figure I found regarding guaranteed bonus money was a $200K signing bonus. I can't tell if it was his entire signing bonus, which means that prorated over the length of his contract, releasing him would now cost us less than 50K (because he signed an extension on his rookie deal, the signing bonus happening in the last year of that deal, before adding four more years.. so the signing bonus should be divided by 5, not 4). I'm really not sure about this, considering the few sources google gave me. So it will either cost us between 40K and 50K or 200K to release him. So, it's really nothing to worry about. |
Great. Goodbye and good luck Parys.
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| big9erfan wrote: | | rudyZ wrote: | | big9erfan wrote: | | So then if we cut him, will there be any cap hit? |
The only figure I found regarding guaranteed bonus money was a $200K signing bonus. I can't tell if it was his entire signing bonus, which means that prorated over the length of his contract, releasing him would now cost us less than 50K (because he signed an extension on his rookie deal, the signing bonus happening in the last year of that deal, before adding four more years.. so the signing bonus should be divided by 5, not 4). I'm really not sure about this, considering the few sources google gave me. So it will either cost us between 40K and 50K or 200K to release him. So, it's really nothing to worry about. |
Great. Goodbye and good luck Parys. |
right, But we did miss his production somewhat this season. aldon really hit the wall the last quarter of the season. we need to have someone who can come in and give us 3-5 sacks per season in a back up role
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| sbrown wrote: | | big9erfan wrote: | | rudyZ wrote: | | big9erfan wrote: | | So then if we cut him, will there be any cap hit? |
The only figure I found regarding guaranteed bonus money was a $200K signing bonus. I can't tell if it was his entire signing bonus, which means that prorated over the length of his contract, releasing him would now cost us less than 50K (because he signed an extension on his rookie deal, the signing bonus happening in the last year of that deal, before adding four more years.. so the signing bonus should be divided by 5, not 4). I'm really not sure about this, considering the few sources google gave me. So it will either cost us between 40K and 50K or 200K to release him. So, it's really nothing to worry about. |
Great. Goodbye and good luck Parys. |
right, But we did miss his production somewhat this season. aldon really hit the wall the last quarter of the season. we need to have someone who can come in and give us 3-5 sacks per season in a back up role |
The problem is that Parys is good for 3-5 sacls per season as a starter... it's hard to imagine him getting as much with more limited playing time. He's just not explosive, fast or strong enough to have an impact.
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Ask him for a paycut if not, cut him.
I am sure we can find depth out in FA and we also have Fleming and Cam maybe they can provide us with some depth.
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