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Takk McKinley waived (UPDATE 11/20)

Originally posted by Niner4ever:
Originally posted by Hysterikal:
From what I've gathered about this coming draft is that it is a very weak edge rusher draft. So this move may remove DE from our board letting us go after QB, CB and iOL. In that order
That Baker kid wanting to come here instead of Kansas City would have been good too. That would have knocked out CB and DE early in the draft.

Yeah landing Baker would have been nice but Moseley has played better than Baker ever did in NY.
Originally posted by NYniner85:
Originally posted by miked1978:
Yikes just got off a Falcon forum and not one good thing was said about him. Some words people used:

rambling idiot
immature ( a lot of people said this)
needs to stay off social media
bust
headache

Maybe he'll grow up and become a good rotational guy for us.

Most fan bases are bitter if a prospect doesn't turn into a super star and leaves prematurely.

Living in NY the amount of OBJ homers i listened to for the first couple seasons was insane. Dude was the savior and could do no wrong...the moment he leaves he's a piece of garbage

I wouldn't expect ATL fans to having anything good to say about a player that wanted out of there lol. Hell those fans called out Shanahan and not Dan Quinn. I'm not putting much stock into stuff like that.

It really blew my mind. And the tone in this city hasn't changed in 4 years. It was so obvious Shanahan was the guy that made it happen and these fans still can't see it.
Originally posted by LifelongNiner:
Blair has been a good rotational guy every year of his career. He gets injured and has a setback and you suddenly want to dump him? I say keep Blair.
Because of the numbers, I don't expect Dee Ford to be outright cut. Do we have an easy out in 2022?
Hasn't Blair been hurt 3 out of 5 years?

I see that releasing Ford next year pre 6/1 gets a $14,355,000 hit post 6/1 gets a $4,785,000 in 2021 and $9,570,000 in 2022. If they release him pre 6/1 in 2022 it's a $9,750,000 hit that year and post 6/1 $4,785,000 that year and $4,785,000 in 2023. The way it looks the lesser hit is in 2022 post 6/1 release.
Originally posted by Hysterikal:
Originally posted by Niner4ever:
Originally posted by Hysterikal:
From what I've gathered about this coming draft is that it is a very weak edge rusher draft. So this move may remove DE from our board letting us go after QB, CB and iOL. In that order
That Baker kid wanting to come here instead of Kansas City would have been good too. That would have knocked out CB and DE early in the draft.

Yeah landing Baker would have been nice but Moseley has played better than Baker ever did in NY.
Yeah. I'm totally down with running Moseley and Verrett back next year. They have been great!
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Originally posted by miked1978:
Yikes just got off a Falcon forum and not one good thing was said about him. Some words people used:

rambling idiot
immature ( a lot of people said this)
needs to stay off social media
bust
headache

Maybe he'll grow up and become a good rotational guy for us.

Falcons suck I don't blame Takk. Lol
Originally posted by Kolohe:
Falcons suck I don't blame Takk. Lol

NBA players force trades or releases all the time. Look at franchises like the Bengals, Browns and even the Chargers that have bad ownership and bad front office personnel. They never seem to get it right. Bengals and Chargers hit on their QB but will they be able to build a good supporting cast. History says no.
Originally posted by Niners99:
Originally posted by NYniner85:
Originally posted by elguapo:
We are next in the waiver wire order of teams interested enough to put in a claim last week. The Raiders and browns also reportedly put in a claim in addition to us. So we may end up with him

Yup sounds like SF is more than likely gonna pick him up.

In before 9moon starts referring to him solely as "Mount McKinley" as if he's super creative.

ahhhh.... don't laugh cause I'm different, it's sad cause you're all the same !!!
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From what I've heard, this guy apparently has a few screws loose upstairs.
Originally posted by Kolohe:
Originally posted by miked1978:
Yikes just got off a Falcon forum and not one good thing was said about him. Some words people used:

rambling idiot
immature ( a lot of people said this)
needs to stay off social media
bust
headache

Maybe he'll grow up and become a good rotational guy for us.

Falcons suck I don't blame Takk. Lol

They probably weren't saying that when he had 13 sacks after his first 2 seasons.
Originally posted by Niner4ever:
Originally posted by LifelongNiner:
Blair has been a good rotational guy every year of his career. He gets injured and has a setback and you suddenly want to dump him? I say keep Blair.
Because of the numbers, I don't expect Dee Ford to be outright cut. Do we have an easy out in 2022?
Hasn't Blair been hurt 3 out of 5 years?

I see that releasing Ford next year pre 6/1 gets a $14,355,000 hit post 6/1 gets a $4,785,000 in 2021 and $9,570,000 in 2022. If they release him pre 6/1 in 2022 it's a $9,750,000 hit that year and post 6/1 $4,785,000 that year and $4,785,000 in 2023. The way it looks the lesser hit is in 2022 post 6/1 release.

Blair has 27 QB hits in 47 career games. Were not letting him leave.
Originally posted by Niners99:
Originally posted by Niner4ever:
Originally posted by LifelongNiner:
Blair has been a good rotational guy every year of his career. He gets injured and has a setback and you suddenly want to dump him? I say keep Blair.
Because of the numbers, I don't expect Dee Ford to be outright cut. Do we have an easy out in 2022?
Hasn't Blair been hurt 3 out of 5 years?

I see that releasing Ford next year pre 6/1 gets a $14,355,000 hit post 6/1 gets a $4,785,000 in 2021 and $9,570,000 in 2022. If they release him pre 6/1 in 2022 it's a $9,750,000 hit that year and post 6/1 $4,785,000 that year and $4,785,000 in 2023. The way it looks the lesser hit is in 2022 post 6/1 release.
Blair has 27 QB hits in 47 career games. Were not letting him leave.
The question/statement still remains. He's been hurt 3 out of 5 years?
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Originally posted by 9moon:
Originally posted by Niners99:
Originally posted by NYniner85:
Originally posted by elguapo:
We are next in the waiver wire order of teams interested enough to put in a claim last week. The Raiders and browns also reportedly put in a claim in addition to us. So we may end up with him

Yup sounds like SF is more than likely gonna pick him up.

In before 9moon starts referring to him solely as "Mount McKinley" as if he's super creative.

ahhhh.... don't laugh cause I'm different, it's sad cause you're all the same !!!

His name is A-TAKK!!

Its not 9moon's I saw it on the internets.
Originally posted by Niner4ever:
Originally posted by Niners99:
Originally posted by Niner4ever:
Originally posted by LifelongNiner:
Blair has been a good rotational guy every year of his career. He gets injured and has a setback and you suddenly want to dump him? I say keep Blair.
Because of the numbers, I don't expect Dee Ford to be outright cut. Do we have an easy out in 2022?
Hasn't Blair been hurt 3 out of 5 years?

I see that releasing Ford next year pre 6/1 gets a $14,355,000 hit post 6/1 gets a $4,785,000 in 2021 and $9,570,000 in 2022. If they release him pre 6/1 in 2022 it's a $9,750,000 hit that year and post 6/1 $4,785,000 that year and $4,785,000 in 2023. The way it looks the lesser hit is in 2022 post 6/1 release.
Blair has 27 QB hits in 47 career games. Were not letting him leave.
The question/statement still remains. He's been hurt 3 out of 5 years?

What Niner hasn't been hurt? If were going to discriminate against guys who have been hurt we won't have a team.

Besides, injuries have context. Tearing an ACL is a hazard of the job that could happen to anyone at any time. You aren't going to let Blair leave because he missed time from an ACL tear.
Originally posted by Niners99:
Originally posted by Niner4ever:
Originally posted by Niners99:
Originally posted by Niner4ever:
Originally posted by LifelongNiner:
Blair has been a good rotational guy every year of his career. He gets injured and has a setback and you suddenly want to dump him? I say keep Blair.
Because of the numbers, I don't expect Dee Ford to be outright cut. Do we have an easy out in 2022?
Hasn't Blair been hurt 3 out of 5 years?

I see that releasing Ford next year pre 6/1 gets a $14,355,000 hit post 6/1 gets a $4,785,000 in 2021 and $9,570,000 in 2022. If they release him pre 6/1 in 2022 it's a $9,750,000 hit that year and post 6/1 $4,785,000 that year and $4,785,000 in 2023. The way it looks the lesser hit is in 2022 post 6/1 release.
Blair has 27 QB hits in 47 career games. Were not letting him leave.
The question/statement still remains. He's been hurt 3 out of 5 years?
What Niner hasn't been hurt? If were going to discriminate against guys who have been hurt we won't have a team.

Besides, injuries have context. Tearing an ACL is a hazard of the job that could happen to anyone at any time. You aren't going to let Blair leave because he missed time from an ACL tear.
That's exactly the point. There are numerous guys that have a history of injury that will be free agents after this season. This team needs to move away from them. No matter what some guys can't manage to stay healthy. Blair has been available to play for 2 of 5 whole years. He's a depth/rotational piece. No need to break our heads and no need keep tying up whatever amount of cap for guys that are continually hitting the SPA instead of the field.
Originally posted by Niner4ever:
Originally posted by Niners99:
Originally posted by Niner4ever:
Originally posted by Niners99:
Originally posted by Niner4ever:
Originally posted by LifelongNiner:
Blair has been a good rotational guy every year of his career. He gets injured and has a setback and you suddenly want to dump him? I say keep Blair.
Because of the numbers, I don't expect Dee Ford to be outright cut. Do we have an easy out in 2022?
Hasn't Blair been hurt 3 out of 5 years?

I see that releasing Ford next year pre 6/1 gets a $14,355,000 hit post 6/1 gets a $4,785,000 in 2021 and $9,570,000 in 2022. If they release him pre 6/1 in 2022 it's a $9,750,000 hit that year and post 6/1 $4,785,000 that year and $4,785,000 in 2023. The way it looks the lesser hit is in 2022 post 6/1 release.
Blair has 27 QB hits in 47 career games. Were not letting him leave.
The question/statement still remains. He's been hurt 3 out of 5 years?
What Niner hasn't been hurt? If were going to discriminate against guys who have been hurt we won't have a team.

Besides, injuries have context. Tearing an ACL is a hazard of the job that could happen to anyone at any time. You aren't going to let Blair leave because he missed time from an ACL tear.
That's exactly the point. There are numerous guys that have a history of injury that will be free agents after this season. This team needs to move away from them. No matter what some guys can't manage to stay healthy. Blair has been available to play for 2 of 5 whole years. He's a depth/rotational piece. No need to break our heads and no need keep tying up whatever amount of cap for guys that are continually hitting the SPA instead of the field.

You can't just "move away" from players with injury history as if there are guys out there who are immune to tearing an ACL. The entire NFL is an injury riddled mess now that players are taught to dive for the knees instead of the head. Letting a talent like Blair leave because you want to find someone that hasn't been hurt as much is a ridiculous strategy. Every NFL player could tear their ACL on the next play.
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