Best wishes to DJ. Consistent play, quick to the ball. His size allowed opponents to muscle him out of run plays. For that reason, I agree with Ken; DJ to Jets isn't end of world for Hawk secondary.
I agree with letting Reed walk. I liked him a lot and would have been happy to keep him at the right price. But not $11 million a year with $20 million guaranteed. It's worth retaining a handful of star players but the salary cap necessitates tough choices and this one seems smart with Brown and Jones on the roster and the possibility of picking up another young corner or two with potential.
Best wishes to DJ. Consistent play, quick to the ball. His size allowed opponents to muscle him out of run plays. For that reason, I agree with Ken; DJ to Jets isn't end of world for Hawk secondary.
I agree with letting Reed walk. I liked him a lot and would have been happy to keep him at the right price. But not $11 million a year with $20 million guaranteed. It's worth retaining a handful of star players but the salary cap necessitates tough choices and this one seems smart with Brown and Jones on the roster and the possibility of picking up another young corner or two with potential.
Is there any good secondary that left the hawks and developped good somewhere else?
Mr. DJ Reed, thanks for your effort 'n results, glad that you got paid. Stay healthy 'n do well.