AJ Brown traded to Eagles

My point is the idea of “wanting to stay” is bogus. Everybody would follow the money especially on the first big contract. Vets that take reduced pay to stay almost universally have had a big payday. They are interested in completing their professional goals to win a championship.

 

there is leaving money on the table and staying in a system that is good for you.

I think both DH22 & B11 made correct business decisions in that respect.

Not many franchises gonna feed DH22 the way Titans will and B11 never gonna get the targets here that he would get in a system not designed using animal fats and natural pigments spread on cave walls

 

Comparing Henry's contract situation to Browns is apples to oranges. The market for running backs on their second contract is at an all time low while receivers are at an all time high. We prioritized the wrong position and are already paying for it.

 

Henry could’ve tried playing the field his first big payday in 20’. He chose to stay for probably less than he could’ve got. Clearly speculation because he didn’t test the waters.
It’s not apples to oranges unless you’re considering all positions as a separate fruit.

 

Fact: AJB is not a Titan
Therefore, I don’t care about AJB or his contract. I care about what we got in return, his replacement and a OLineman

 

I mean.. part of me doesn't blame him -- his receiver type excels best with gunslingers, guys who can deliver the ball when the defense KNOWS you're gonna throw.... not QB's praying for a great RB in order to get play action sneak-outs.

Mariota and Tannehill were both the latter.

 

But AJ wanted to be here lol. Guess Vrabel was too much for him.
https://titanswire.usatoday.com/2022/09/29/eagles-a-j-brown-titans-mike-vrabel-no-fun/

 

Jesus Christmas. I posted in 15 different threads to bump this off the first page and bury it. Now it’s back like a bad stank.
MOVE ON PEOPLE!

 

The butthurt AJ fans will never let this die.

 

Ignore the thread...or stopping looking in it