Michael Floyd released

I would take him...bye bye Kearse...but that is imo.

Has he not sucked this year. Him sucking in a contract year probably makes the decision easier.

I would take him in a heart beat, but Im sure there will be others interested as well:

Packers
Minnesota
Philly
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Miami
Raiders

Cyrus12":1s2cum3s said:

I would take him...bye bye Kearse...but that is imo.

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No thanks, just got busted for DUI https://www.google.com/amp/profootb...inals-cut-michael-floyd-after-dui-arrest/amp/

23 other teams get a shot, even if Seahawks were interested.

Team isn't talking about the release and there is a fear/suggestion that the DUI may be indicative of a deeper issue with alcohol (which may be why he is having a very bad year). So it will be interesting to see if anyone signs him or if he checks into rehab at this point...

Hawks were willing to look past Marshawn's misdemeanours.

- Sign him, cut Kearse(?), learn AZ's offensive audibles/Johnson's run/receiving scope.

- Play AZ

- Reevaluate Floyd/background issues after the game.

EDIT: Yes, I am being lightly over-simplistic, for those who think I'm being serious.

b8rtm8nn":13o4nxh0 said:

Team isn't talking about the release and there is a fear/suggestion that the DUI may be indicative of a deeper issue with alcohol (which may be why he is having a very bad year). So it will be interesting to see if anyone signs him or if he checks into rehab at this point...

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Oh he has issues no doubt and he has a problem with booze.He was busted 3 times at ND and that is just the times you hear of.I know he got passes for alcohol stuff (a lot of ND players get breaks)He needs help and football is not what he needs until then.

David Boston is in the back of Cardinals minds.

His stats have been down but that's this year's Cardinals in a nutshell - completely opposite from 2015. This entire 2016 AZ squad looks like a fraud comparatively outside of David Johnson and Fitzgerald - who combined account for damn near 2/3 of Palmer's yards this year.

Floyd has played well in the previous 3 seasons amassing 2,730 receiving yards and 17TDS. The problem with Floyd is his durability. He only played one full season in college and the same in the NFL. Since the 2012 draft he's only started 46 of 76 games.

He'll end up on the Eagles or somewhere else with a high priority if he's claimed. Ever since the departure of Sidney Rice OR that Super Bowl anomaly Chris Mathews put up, the Seahawks use any larger body receivers at tight end or cornerback :lol:

uncle fester":1zu1rc76 said:

Hawks were willing to look past Marshawn's misdemeanours.

- Sign him, cut Kearse(?), learn AZ's offensive audibles/Johnson's run/receiving scope.

- Play AZ

- Reevaluate Floyd/background issues after the game.

EDIT: Yes, I am being lightly over-simplistic, for those who think I'm being serious.

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I would've completely disagreed with cutting Kearse since he's played an important role and he's a local boy but ever since he was diagnosed with that disorder that turned his hands into stone, I think it's probably a good idea.

I would be fine cutting Kearse from an on the field perspective but they won't because they eat most of the contract. I think Floyd has much more potential than Kearse but he needs to get his situation sorted out. If we did pick him up I would be pretty excited about it. Lots of physical talent there.

The waiver system kinda sucks for the player. You really have no say where you go. Kinda dumb if you ask me forcing players to play for a terrible team that get the option first.

RCATES":3qyjirl9 said:

The waiver system kinda sucks for the player. You really have no say where you go. Kinda dumb if you ask me forcing players to play for a terrible team that get the option first.

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You're also describing the draft.

Rat":lbji0shk said:

RCATES":lbji0shk said:

The waiver system kinda sucks for the player. You really have no say where you go. Kinda dumb if you ask me forcing players to play for a terrible team that get the option first.

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You're also describing the draft.

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Say that to Eli Manning haha

The draft is different. I guess its a rare case to see a talented player in their prime get cut but I understand it with the circumstances. Its just silly that once cut the player has no say in where he goes to finish the season.

Pat's picked him up.

I wonder why we didn't pick him up?

Low risk, high reward guy, and could also give us some intel on one of our divisional opponents.

a drunk Floyd is still better than a sober Kearse....Not sure what his contract was but surprised he fell to the last team...another weapon for Tom.

Patriots

http://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/1828 ... -cardinals

Actually, not a bad move by the Patsies. Any suspension won't be served until next year, so Floyd is available through the playoffs.