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[planomateo]

Norwood was not released, he was traded.

That makes a more sense, I thought Seattle was high on him. Giving him up for nothing would have been foolish.

 

[EasyTider]

Strategery by Seahawks it would seem. They leaked that they intended to release KN so they might get a trade offer instead. Panthers obviously thought enough of him to make an offer.


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[Mr. Pink]

Really wish he would have gone to the Packers... could probably walk in and be the #4 today.

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[EasyTider]

Trent has been cut.

From what I saw last night, I think he's done. Some haters may now call him NFLBTR, but to me he will always be MFBATR. I wish him the best in what the future holds. I hope he invested well.

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[JoseyWalesTheOutlaw]

Trent looks as though he doesn't really care about football.

 

[OldPlayer]

Trent was cut and national writers are calling him one of the biggest busts ever. Due to his past seasons, they don't expect him to EVER play in the NFL again.

Norwood was told he would be released but was then traded for a 2017 draft pick.

 

[EasyTider]

Trent was cut and national writers are calling him one of the biggest busts ever. Due to his past seasons, they don't expect him to EVER play in the NFL again.

Norwood was told he would be released but was then traded for a 2017 draft pick.

Is Trent the Jamarcus Russell of running backs?



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[PhillyGirl]

Trent was cut and national writers are calling him one of the biggest busts ever. Due to his past seasons, they don't expect him to EVER play in the NFL again.

Norwood was told he would be released but was then traded for a 2017 draft pick.

Bleacher Report (in their shitty as always glory) called him a "collossal draft bust". A bit harsh. He's a bust but I wouldn't say a COLLOSSAL bust.

Hate it for him but I agree, he plays like he DGAF anymore.

 

[PhillyGirl]

The fact that he got cut rather early is also pretty damning.

 

[Crimson&WhiteGecko]

I think Richardson is a colossal bust. Never in my best day would I have thought he would've played so poorly. Just don't get it.

 

[planomateo]

$20.5M fully guaranteed + a $13M signing bonus from Cleveland, he's set for life.

 

[Rev.Prote]

$20.5M fully guaranteed + a $13M signing bonus from Cleveland, he's set for life.

ok

 

[psychojoe]

The Raiders guaranteed his 600k salary this year as well.

 

[Mr. Pink]

He may want to go into training/body building or something since he likes to lift so much. Maybe start up his own gym or something in the Pensacola area for off season workout for players at all levels.

 

[BigCrimson]

Being a Raiders fan I was hoping Trent would put it together and team up with Amari Cooper to be a potent Bama tandem. But unfortunately that wasn't the case. I don't know what has happened to Trent. He ran with zero authority, missed wide open holes, and looked like someone who played on a D3 college level at best. He simply isn't cut out for the NFL. Good luck to him in his future endeavors

 

[psychojoe]

My wife's theory, and she may well be right, is that with his big contract as a rookie, Trent is no longer a hungry football player. He certainly is not playing with the aggressiveness and intensity that he showed during his three years in Tuscaloosa. Some people don't deal well with success.

 

[mrchase]

Kevin Norwood is Carolina Panthers bound.

It will hurt me to see him catching passes from that one guy :eyeroll:

 

[Elderfalsedemigod]

I've never offered an opinion on TR in the NFL and I still really don't have one. I don't understand what goes on in other folks heads. I know he was extremely intense player at Bama. I just wonder if the grind of the NFL minus the every game intensity of Alabama football plus the big money he got up front just took the fun out for him

I've heard he didn't do well with his rookie money which makes it even worse

 

[UAgrad93]

I used to always talk about how tough a HS coaches job security was because it depended on what was going on in the minds of 15-18 year old kids. Seems like TR turned into one of those 15-18 year olds once he got away from the thumb of Saban.

 

[BigCrimson]

He wasn't any "trouble" for the Raiders. I didn't hear any reports of him being lazy or a problem player. It was just a simple case of him not being able to perform on an NFL level.