do we pick him back up?
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do we pick him back up?
Why would we? We traded him, he will find a team.Quote:
The Patriots have reportedly waived WR Greg Salas, RB Lex Hilliard and LB Mike Rivera.
Salas' release is a surprise, less than three weeks after the Pats reunited him with ex-Rams coordinator Josh McDaniels for the cost of a conditional 2015 draft pick. Salas must not have shown much in practices, as he had yet to see the field in the first two games.
Related: Mike Rivera, Lex Hilliard
Source: Field Yates on Twitter
I'm pretty sure this pick was not conditional, anyone know for sure?
Hrm, guess he wasn't that promising after all.
He was traded because he was the odd man out in our WR battle. I don't think that has changed, with our WRs doing well in the first two weeks. All except Quick and he is a high draft pick, and a completely different type then Salas.
I think you are right:Quote:
Originally Posted by TheBritishRam
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The Patriots sent a late-round pick in the 2015 NFL draft to the Rams as compensation. The fact that the Rams were willing to wait two and a half years to get any compensation for Salas suggests that St. Louis was planning to waive him anyway.
Must... resist.... temptation... to... say.... I... told... you... s----
And we now return to our regularly scheduled Rams talk.
I like Salas. He has some upside. Someone will pick him up.
I'm sick and tired of other great coaches taking advantage of us!Quote:
Originally Posted by AvengerRam
Salas clearly haven't come back from his injury as good as he once was. He showed real potential last season. Josh McDaniels must have thought so too, giving up a draft pick to bring him in. But he just haven't returned as the same player, I guess. Maybe he haven't been as committed in his rehabbing and fighting his way back, as we have seen DX and Donnie Avery do so many times?
You may be right.Quote:
Originally Posted by emuen
Donnie Avery is back though he is looking very good with the Colts.Quote:
BY JIM THOMAS
Targeted five times in the preseason, Salas caught three passes for 14 yards. The staff couldn't have been happy in the preseason opener against Indianapolis when on a fourth-and-2 gamble from the St. Louis 32, Salas didn't run his route deep enough and was tackled after a 1-yard gain.
There were times on the practice field at Rams Park when he missed a hot read, ran the wrong route or wasn't physical enough in the red zone.
His best chance to catch on was probably on a less than stellar unit of receivers under a coordinator who preferred him. It's unfortunate for Greg, hopefully he gets another opportunity somewhere.
I seem to remember another underdog WR who struggled & got cut a couple of times before catching on elsewhere....hmmmmm.... the name is right on the tip of my tongue....rhymes with pepsi-cola.......
Early days yet on this story,imo.
Luis Scola? Wait... doesn't he play another sport?Quote:
Originally Posted by Azul e Oro
Ummmm...no...that's not it......not Garagiola, either......awwww...I've got the memory of a peanut....Quote:
Originally Posted by AvengerRam