It’s over for Rams and CB Wade
By Jim Thomas
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
03.02.2010 3:44 pm
League sources told the Post-Dispatch on Tuesday that the St. Louis Rams will not make a tender offer to restricted free agent Jonathan Wade. Furthermore, they will not try to re-sign him for a lesser amount once Wade hits the market as an unrestricted free agent Friday.
Last Sept. 1, the Rams thought enough of Wade to trade starting cornerback Tye Hill to Atlanta. That made Wade the team’s starting right corner for the first four games of 2009.
But Wade gradually worked his way into the doghouse, for reasons that were never entirely clear. He went from starter, to nickel back, to basically benched, even though the Rams were far from stellar at cornerback last season. Wade’s status sunk so low that he was on the pre-game inactive list in Game 14 against Houston.
A third-round draft pick out of Tennessee in 2007, Wade played in 47 games with six starts over three seasons as a Ram.
By Jim Thomas
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
03.02.2010 3:44 pm
League sources told the Post-Dispatch on Tuesday that the St. Louis Rams will not make a tender offer to restricted free agent Jonathan Wade. Furthermore, they will not try to re-sign him for a lesser amount once Wade hits the market as an unrestricted free agent Friday.
Last Sept. 1, the Rams thought enough of Wade to trade starting cornerback Tye Hill to Atlanta. That made Wade the team’s starting right corner for the first four games of 2009.
But Wade gradually worked his way into the doghouse, for reasons that were never entirely clear. He went from starter, to nickel back, to basically benched, even though the Rams were far from stellar at cornerback last season. Wade’s status sunk so low that he was on the pre-game inactive list in Game 14 against Houston.
A third-round draft pick out of Tennessee in 2007, Wade played in 47 games with six starts over three seasons as a Ram.
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