SAN DIEGO CHARGERS TRADE FOR DISGRUNTLED DALLAS COWBOYS WR PATRICK CRAYTON
By maureen at 4 September, 2010, 3:11 am
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The San Diego Chargers have traded a 2011 seventh-round draft collect for disgruntled Dallas Cowboys far-reaching receiver Patrick Crayton.
Crayton, who had been with a Cowboys given they drafted him in 2004, saw his roll in a Cowboys flitting offense decline after Dallas comparison Oklahoma State far-reaching receiver Dez Bryant in a first-round of a breeze this past April.
Due to his decreased roll, Crayton’s representative Fred Lyles had asked a Cowboys to accede to his customer an undisguised recover prior to Saturday’s 5 p.m. deadline when teams have been compulsory to set their 53-man rosters.
“It seems he doesn’t figure in their skeleton so it’s not judicious to be on a register until Saturday,” Lyles said.
He one after another with, “We do not see a have use of in prolonging it.”
Crayton is scheduled to have million this season.
While this might appear similar to a good preseason pick-up for a Chargers, it could spell mess for those undrafted free-agent rookies which have been on a burble to have the roster or even the practice squad.
Crayton will demeanour to be a series 3 receiver at a back of Malcolm Floyd as well as Legedu Naanee. Both Floyd as well as Naanee had good preseason appearances in a deficiency of Vincent Jackson.
With Pro Bowl far-reaching receiver Vincent Jackson austere about sitting out a complete season, it combined an event for maestro far-reaching receivers Josh Reed as well as Buster Davis to pierce up on a abyss chart, whilst presumably giving rookie far-reaching receivers Seyi Ajirotutu as well as Jeremy Williams a possibility to have a group as well as be called on in 4 far-reaching receiver sets.
It will be engaging to see how a subsequent twenty-four hours plays out, as well as to find out what players will be wearing bullion as well as blue this season.
Unfortunately, in this case, usually time will tell.
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