DeAngelo Hall Questions Our Personnel Strategy

Everyone is talking right now. Portis, Rogers, Hall, etc. I think everyone needs to circle the wagons and get shit figured out on the field. The talk is getting old.

Completely agree with you. But missed tackle aside wouldn't you say that D Hall is actually playing well so far this season??

Completely agree with you. But missed tackle aside wouldn't you say that D Hall is actually playing well so far this season??
He's not playing horribly, but not worth what we paid him. It's easy to be reactionary in these times though.

He's not playing horribly, but not worth what we paid him. It's easy to be reactionary in these times though.

I agree but I'm not sure there's a guy on the roster who is playing up to his contract.

I agree but I'm not sure there's a guy on the roster who is playing up to his contract.

Im pretty sure Chris Horton is earning his paycheck.

I agree but I'm not sure there's a guy on the roster who is playing up to his contract.

Reid Doughty!!

Completely agree with you. But missed tackle aside wouldn't you say that D Hall is actually playing well so far this season??

Meh, so-so

I agree but I'm not sure there's a guy on the roster who is playing up to his contract.

I guess you could argue with that when it comes to Haynesworth.. He has pretty much been disruptive force for us when he's on field..

The stupid move was to pay Portis as much as they did, instead of taking that money and investing it in the O-line. Name a Super Bowl winner the last 10 years that had a high-priced RB on their roster. Why they don't try to models themselves after organizations like the Steelers, Pats or even the Redskins of old is beyond comprehension. Strong O-Line, Good to great Defense, and great QB. There are exceptions, but that's the formula that works most often.

I guess you could argue with that when it comes to Haynesworth.. He has pretty much been disruptive force for us when he's on field..

Yeah, but he was as good or better for Tennessee at a fraction of the price. We need guys who singificantly outplay their contract. Then when those guys are ready to get paid, we need to be deep enough to let them walk, so someone else can pay them several times more for the same performance we got at a bargain. That's when you know the Front Office is getting the job done.

I don't know, something just doesn't seem right about a player 5 games into a bloated contract that he couldn't have gotten anywhere else criticizing the front office. If the front office wasn't dysfunctional he would be making half as much money right now. Why do you think we lacked salary cap money to pursue more OL free agents?