Ravens release Michael Huff

[spurraider21]

predictable. on his best years in Oakland he was a league average safety. he's a top notch reserve, but thats about it

[spurraider21]

They replaced Ed Reed with Michael Huff. meh. Huff is the definition of average. Sure, Reed lost a step, but he always seemed to be at the right place at the right time, and had multiple playoff interceptions yet again.

the September 3 "i called it" goods

[Spur-Addict]

Nice call :toast

I see they released Spears as well. What are your thoughts on his current value?

[spurraider21]

i haven't really watched Spears to comment on that. that post i quoted was part of a huge one where i went over why the Ravens will obviously decline... unfortunately, it wasn't all "goods" because i also said i expect Weeden to get better and Cleveland to push for 9 wins :lmao

[Spur-Addict]

Oh gawd :lol

Yeaaaaaaaaaaah, nobody has a perfect take track record tbh...

It also proposes the question of how much improvement can older QBs make coming into the league late in the game? I would do the research, but I don't feel like it right now LOL

[Phillip]

I don't get what happened to Huff. He was a freaking machine at UT, then got to the NFL and suddenly looked afraid to tackle.

[spurraider21]

I don't get what happened to Huff. He was a freaking machine at UT, then got to the NFL and suddenly looked afraid to tackle.
he should have stuck to corner, that was his problem

[DUNCANownsKOBE]

I don't get what happened to Huff. He was a freaking machine at UT, then got to the NFL and suddenly looked afraid to tackle.

The Mack Brown coddle effect tbh.

[monosylab1k]

The Mack Brown coddle effect tbh.

Being VY's shirtless club sidekick had to hurt too tbh.