Really, is there any sense of disloyalty from Thompson in this offseason except cutting Ruvell Martin.
With the emergence of Jermichael Finley as a big, tall downfield threat, would Ruvell have played at all this year? He's not a particularly good special teams player and other than "being well-liked" he didn't really have any unique skills anymore.
So if Thompson had shown him "loyalty" and given him the fifth WR spot, wouldn't that have been a betrayal to 52 other guys, who may well love Ruvell but probably love winning more.
I mean, if Ruvell Martin is so very well liked that he's worth keeping around even though he wouldn't play, just hire him to a meaningless front office job, "Vice President of Team Cameraderie" or something.
With the emergence of Jermichael Finley as a big, tall downfield threat, would Ruvell have played at all this year? He's not a particularly good special teams player and other than "being well-liked" he didn't really have any unique skills anymore.
So if Thompson had shown him "loyalty" and given him the fifth WR spot, wouldn't that have been a betrayal to 52 other guys, who may well love Ruvell but probably love winning more.
I mean, if Ruvell Martin is so very well liked that he's worth keeping around even though he wouldn't play, just hire him to a meaningless front office job, "Vice President of Team Cameraderie" or something.


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