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Dillon Gabriel commits to Oregon

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Committed to Oregon

I think we get Howard
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If Will Stein does what he’s expected to do with Gabriel who is a naturally better passer than Nix he won’t be in Oregon to coach after next season because some school will tab him as their next HC.
 
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hoops156 said:
fins should have played out hsi option year and now are stuck with him for another year.

why we havent traded hill yet is beyond me. move him to a contender for a 2nd rounder and call it a day.
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Tua would have sat the entire year in that scenario. No agent would have recommended him play, and he would have left with zero compensation as a free agent.

Where is the market for Hill? Hill has little value due to his contract and past incidents. Maybe a team will trade for him during the draft, but getting a 4th or 5th round pick for him at best (Right now) means trading him is less valuable than keeping him another year. I expect him to be on the team in 2025. I do expect the passing game to be more aligned towards Jalen Waddle in 2025 even if Hill is on the team.
 
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PatrickCane said:
Tua would have sat the entire year in that scenario. No agent would have recommended him play, and he would have left with zero compensation as a free agent.

Where is the market for Hill? Hill has little value due to his contract and past incidents. Maybe a team will trade for him during the draft, but getting a 4th or 5th round pick for him at best (Right now) means trading him is less valuable than keeping him another year. I expect him to be on the team in 2025. I do expect the passing game to be more aligned towards Jalen Waddle in 2025 even if Hill is on the team.
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Good take, although I think it’s his contract more than anything else. Teams will put up with a lot for somebody that produces, and even though he maybe has skirted the line, he’s never done anything really egregious that I can recall. Dolphins always seem to get stuck with these types of contracts. I mean they’re basically stuck with Tua , who has in my opinion, a low ceiling due to his physical limitations and injury history.
 
OriginalCanesCanesCanes said:
Good take, although I think it’s his contract more than anything else. Teams will put up with a lot for somebody that produces, and even though he maybe has skirted the line, he’s never done anything really egregious that I can recall. Dolphins always seem to get stuck with these types of contracts. I mean they’re basically stuck with Tua , who has in my opinion, a low ceiling due to his physical limitations and injury history.
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The phrase I always cherished.

“ It’s not the money , I’d play for free “
 
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