@cdl15 said:

Well how about mcclain then from raiders?

Seems like a better fit for the Bungles

@cdl15 said:

Well how about mcclain then from raiders?

How abou McClane from the NYPD?

Christmas is approaching.

@tim-couch-pulls-out said:

I didn't realize Jacksonville was a contender.

Unless we're talking about contending for the first overall pick next year.

Forgot when a player gets waived, it's worst team gets first shot at the player. Different than FA.

@the-gipper said:

As I understand it, if someone is cut loose like that it is the team in the league with the worst record that gets first crack to make a waiver claim. So, apparently KC did not put in a claim, but at least Jax and Cleveland did. Since Jax has a worse record than the Browns they get to take him.

I understand how the waiver process works, I was being facetious in reply to hoorta's comment on where Babin would end up.

Per Mary Kay Cabot, the Browns did not put in a waiver claim.

Mary Kay Cabot ‏@MaryKayCabot:

#browns did not put in a claim on Jason babin, league sources said.

@tim-couch-pulls-out said:

I didn't realize Jacksonville was a contender.

Unless we're talking about contending for the first overall pick next year.

As I understand it, if someone is cut loose like that it is the team in the league with the worst record that gets first crack to make a waiver claim. So, apparently KC did not put in a claim, but at least Jax and Cleveland did. Since Jax has a worse record than the Browns they get to take him.

@hoorta said:

Per ESPN- quit on the team, bad attitude, doesn't give a s**t. Why Eagles cut him. Will only go to a contending team- take it to the bank.

I didn't realize Jacksonville was a contender.

Unless we're talking about contending for the first overall pick next year.

@harry-buffalo said:

Per league sources the Browns did put in a waiver for him but he was awarded to Jax.

I just heard that on the radio. Too bad

@kosar_for_president said:

Per ESPN hookea, the whole team quit on the Eagles.

Why wouldn't he quit here then? I heard on NFL AM that he had a bad attitude, bad work ethic, and wasn't a good role model for the younger guys. If the stories are true we don't need that on our team. Why would he be happier here than in Philly? I know we're on the bottom looking up and Philly is on the bottom looking down, but it's still the bottom.

@hoorta said:

Per ESPN- quit on the team, bad attitude, doesn't give a s**t. Why Eagles cut him. Will only go to a contending team- take it to the bank.

Per ESPN hookea, the whole team quit on the Eagles.

Why??

Way more negatives attached then any positive.

@harry-buffalo said:

Pick him up, what we pay him this season doesn't matter since we have plenty of cap room. Then after the season ask him to restructure his contract. If he doesn't then let him loose. We don't lose anything.

Per ESPN- quit on the team, bad attitude, doesn't give a s**t. Why Eagles cut him. Will only go to a contending team- take it to the bank.

@harry-buffalo said:

Pick him up, what we pay him this season doesn't matter since we have plenty of cap room. Then after the season ask him to restructure his contract. If he doesn't then let him loose. We don't lose anything.

I agree hes worth the gamble he actually is a position which we desperatly need, and has been productive the past two seasons...

@wrrebel said:

I would love him for the right price. But i think he thinks he is better than he is and will want a lot of lap dances.

So if he gave you $100 per dance would that be an acceptable price?

@badnewsbrowns said:

Had 18 sacks in 2011, only 5.5 so far this year.

Ties to Heckert and Banner, should the Browns go after him or is he washed up?

Tired of getting the Eagles rejects.

@harry-buffalo said:

Had two great seasons in a row. I think he was one of the guys who were a victim of bad defensive coaching this year. One of those guys who has it come together for him later in his career. Worth picking IMO.

Exactly, their offensive line coach turned to d coordinator. "That team will also take on the three years and $16.65 million in non-guaranteed base salary"

Zombo

http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nfl-shutdown-corner/eagles-release-jason-babin-vinny-curry-starts-rise-205658563--nfl.html