Because Peterson is a much better back?Why give away the farm on Petersen when the very reason for releasing Murray was the cost was too high. It would be a nonsense move
Debatable. They're both officially past their primes and could be straight up finished after last year. Peterson may not have carried the ball 400 times last year, but age can suck it out of you nearly as certainly as carries will.Because Peterson is a much better back?
Peterson has better vision more speed and more wiggle he can lose a step and still be on Murray's level.Debatable. They're both officially past their primes and could be straight up finished after last year. Peterson may not have carried the ball 400 times last year, but age can suck it out of you nearly as certainly as carries will.
You saw Peterson do nothing last year. Murray rushed for 1800 yards while Peterson stayed home and turned 30. No question career wise AP is on a different level from Murray. He's a once in a generation kind of talent. But even talent that rare tends to evaporate around this time in a Rb's life. IMO you take exactly as much of a risk with Peterson as Murray. Either of them could break out and lead the league in rushing again. But history says it's unlikely.Peterson has better vision more speed and more wiggle he can lose a step and still be on Murray's level.
There is nothing to show me Peterson is in decline while I did see Murray slow down at the end of last year.
Says you but it isnt conclusive.Because Peterson is a much better back?
All things being considered, Peterson is clearly the better back. Faster, stronger, more agile, etc...Says you but it isnt conclusive.
I don't know who is the better back as of today. My position is both are good backs but the reason for not keeping Murray is essentially the same reason for not rolling the dice on Petersen. Petersen has a lot of cumulitive wear that could surface at any time. Murray has one year of heavy duty but that may or may not be a factor for his future. Either way there is no clear cut dael breaker for either but both will cost you to see the outcome so what is the point in shucking one and taking on another. If there is heavy risk with Murray there is probable equal risk with Petersen. Bet the house on either is a factor but the declared reasons to reject one probably needs to be applied to both. It isn't an automatic deal either way.All things being considered, Peterson is clearly the better back. Faster, stronger, more agile, etc...
Now, if you think the year layoff hurt him, that's understandable. Just as understandable to think that the heavy workload hurt Murray.
Just because we have jacked up trades in the past doesn't justify doing it now.Damn straight, but I would still be excited. And you know damn well we have wasted more and got back less in return. See Roy William, WR.
Damn, I seem to have been timestamped.So a stupid mistake made in the past would excuse another stupid mistake?
No thanks.
I'd like to see Peterson on this team behind that line, too. But not at that price. Not even close to that price. The highest I'd go is a 4th. MAYBE a conditional third.
He has also been hurt off and on his entire pro career minus maybe the first year or so.Peterson has better vision more speed and more wiggle he can lose a step and still be on Murray's level.
There is nothing to show me Peterson is in decline while I did see Murray slow down at the end of last year.
People are willing to take more of a risk for a HOF talent. Only one of these backs match that description.If there is heavy risk with Murray there is probable equal risk with Petersen.
It's still a risk. So why take it if you have already committed to a different program. It can take a big chunk out of an otherwise bright future.People are willing to take more of a risk for a HOF talent. Only one of these backs match that description.
What different program do you think has been committed to?It's still a risk. So why take it if you have already committed to a different program. It can take a big chunk out of an otherwise bright future.
I think the chunk he's talking about is the salary cap damage from signing a high dollar back.What different program do you think has been committed to?
The only program I see is not to pay Murray as premium back.
And how could adding Murray take a big chunk out of anything?
It's already been proven that Dallas is not willing to mortage their future to bring him in.