What Point Should A Team Move On From A Player

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(06-23-2020, 01:14 AM)Nicomo Cosca Wrote: You’re completely delusional if you think Price was “not horrible as a rookie.” Again, you must be watching different games. Maybe ones where he was in a Buckeyes uniform, which is probably why you’re sticking up so much for the kid. He sure as hell has never been anything but horrible in the NFL.

As for the bold, ofc Ross’ rookie season was a disaster. Our wise and all knowing HC sat him after a fumble, and he never saw the ball again that year. That’s not entirely on him.

But it’s odd to me you make excuses for Price based off injuries, but don’t give Ross the same benefit. One guy clearly has the talent to play in the NFL if he can stay healthy (big if), and the other guy looks like he doesn’t.

And as far as only comparing two years, that’s just stupid. Ross has been around for 3. You have to look at a players entire body of work. Ofc he doesn’t look as good when you take out his best season to date. No player would.

I'm a giant Buckeyes homer and I can easily admit Price has been a pretty big disappointment thus far. Will he come out of it ? It's possible I guess ? However as bad as he's been I'm not holding my breath.

 I can't get that play outta my head early last season, forget game. Price was playing LG near goal line and one DL went inside him and other outside and he just stood there arms outstretched and never layed a finger on either one. Dalton was sacked or play got blew up I forget ?

It was like Price had no clue why he was even out there. "Hey guys, guys ! what do I do again ?"