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Because that's still better than Clinton-Dix.

Stephen Jones' latest comments on 105.3 the Fan on Earl Thomas. "just as we didnt talk about everson until it was done we have found that works better for us and we won't talk about anything we are in the works on" "when we evaluate a player we look at the whole body of work" "We knew there...

Feels precautionary to me. To make sure they're all ready by week one.

Our 6th linebacker. Beware the ides there March!

Same goes for the quarterback.

It wasn’t good from the beginning in Baltimore. This was the last straw but not the first.

That was the vibe I got from McCarthy’s comments. ‘We’re not paying big bucks if you want to come here.’

I can't blame you - nor anyone else - for having that opinion. You're not wrong. But then there are the cases like Charles Haley, where the on-field contributions are so great that them being an asshole can be 'managed'. No one-size-fits-all answers.

I don't blame you. He certainly looks like a guy whose life is falling apart at the seams. The only way I'd risk it is if it was a low risk / high reward deal. Where he's paid a minimal salary on a per-game basis. He's already pocketed $20 million for his one year with the Ravens so the nest...

The Cowboys are certainly in 'win now' mode, given the number of one year free agent signings.

With Thomas, it always has. Campaigned, complained, and left on bad terms when Seattle wouldn't give him what he wanted. Backed out of a verbal agreement with Kansas City when Baltimore offered him more. And rebuffed the Cowboys for both of those teams, despite claims of wanting to 'come...

Definitely. I still expect that he's all about the money and after the most money he can get. And if that's the case, let someone else do it. I'd peg the 49'ers as a bigger favorite than the Cowboys right now.

I can't disagree with anyone taking this position at this point, even if it differs from my own. If I could get Thomas on a pay-as-you-go type of deal in the dollar range of recent signings like McCoy, Poe, or Griffen, I'd pull the trigger. I think he's still a significant upgrade over either...

That’s the real issue. Nobody wants any part of that contract. Nor should they. The Ravens already paid him.

No trade. No way.

As far as I know, Collins isn’t married with a family so I don’t know why he couldn’t do it. They all would if it were Oxnard.

I can't see any team 'trading' for that.

I'm disappointed to hear this sort of news about Collins. It shouldn't take a professional this long to get in shape to go to work. And then reading about his car accident, it indicates that he's also not one of the players staying in that protective bubble.

A real blunder for the Ravens. I don't remember this kind of stuff under Ozzie Newsome. Unless they can somehow void that $10 million guarantee, I think they're stuck with him.

Same here. Thomas appears to be self destructing and I think I'd leave well enough alone and not risk screwing up the Locker room.