Joe Banner
Joe Banner
Joe Banneris a former front office consultant for the Atlanta Falcons, former chief executive officer of the Cleveland Browns, and former president of the Philadelphia Eagles...
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I don't get it. He was so happy. He's a guy who by his own description had a tough time in life finding a place that felt right, finding a peace of mind and finding a place where he felt appreciated. And he was very, very verbal in feeling that he had found that in Philadelphia. And not just publicly, but privately with us. If you sought that for so long, why not enjoy it for a bit and take the ride? I wish there was something more to all of this, but I don't know what it would be.
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I don't know what's going to happen two, three, four years from now, if we're still here,
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What we see happening is exactly what he said was going to happen. It kind of puts you in a hard position to then have any kind of deniability. You can try to blame other people if he wants, but it's a little bit of a stretch in credibility in light of what he said before he got here.
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What we see happening is exactly what he said was going to happen, ... It kind of puts you in a hard position to then have any kind of deniability. You can try to blame other people if he wants, but it's a little bit of a stretch in credibility in light of what he said before he got here.
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There's an accumulation of events culminating with a series of things last week, including the very public interview that he did, ... I think there's a long list of things, some of which you know about and some of which aren't public.
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It may not be acceptable to him, but it was a significant offer. I think the level of disrespect, if there is any, is pretty minor.
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It is patently irresponsible in this day and age to question the motives behind a policy driven by and recommended by security experts,
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Does this make us a better team? If the answer is yes, then we make the move. If the answer is no, we don?t.
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The next priority is to extend as many players as we can during the season.
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There is no question he's a vital part of our team and we have always maintained a strong desire to get a deal done with Brian.
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Whenever we have cap room, it is spent in these ways, in this priority. First, we spend it on anybody who can help this year's team in any way.
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Certainly this will help knock that down quite a bit.
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He still wants to be here, we still want him to be here, and in the end we think it will have a positive (resolution).
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He's a quality guy and a strong leader. He's a physical guy who sets the tone, and he wanted to be here. He's one of a number of 30-year-old guys that we have signed, and I think that's good. The notion that we don't care about those guys is false.