It's safe to say that Shaun Alexander is going to get his long term contract by either the end of the season and I know because the Seahawks knows that if he wasn't here this season, they wouldn't even be near 7-2 and Alexander wouldn't have the great season that he has so far. Here's something you might have known but didn't really know. Shaun Alexander scores and has a higher average per game than the Ravens entire team does.
Why sign a 29 year old running back to a long term deal? Makes no sense to me. Get somebody with fresh legs.
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (N_Burleson4life)</div><div class='quotemain'>Why sign a 29 year old running back to a long term deal? Makes no sense to me. Get somebody with fresh legs.</div> Have you seened him play? It makes perfect sense. He might be the league MVP this season. You have to take a sure thing over gamble in my opinion. He's shown no signs of slowing down. He hasn't been injury proned. He's like the opposite of Ahman Green right now.
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (N_Burleson4life)</div><div class='quotemain'>Why sign a 29 year old running back to a long term deal? Makes no sense to me. Get somebody with fresh legs.</div> I half agree, try and get him in long term deal, that has a point where you can cut him in cap friendly way in 3 years, or keep him if he is still productive
the way Shaun Alexander has been playing his whole career hes earned this a long time ago, give him what he wants if i were the Seahawks i sure wouldnt want him anywhere else.
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Steelerfan_2005)</div><div class='quotemain'>I think he should play in Pittsburgh so we could have back to back Super Bowl rings.... again.</div> Already tired of Parker, Bettis, and Staley?
