Personnel Hell
Nearly everyone was surprised when the Chargers went back on their word and decided to tender running back Darren Sproles even after insisting that they were going to allow the speedster to test the open market. Count me out of that category as General Manager A.J. Smith is always thinking of ways to extract the top value out of players and with Sproles he has to have a plan on tap. It’s actually quite feasible that Sproles and either Malcom Floyd or Vincent Jackson could be wearing a different uniform next season after each of them received the top tender available to restricted free agents. Although their price tags are miniscule compared to their on field production over the past few seasons, each of these players has a market value that will perhaps never be higher. Ever the investor, Smith will definitely be shopping around throughout this offseason even up until draft day looking to make some noise by selling high and buying low in this tumultuous market. Read the rest of this entry >>
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