Michael Oher released by the Titans

[757RavensFan]

Released after one year with the Titans.  That's strange.  

 

http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/12285671/tennessee-titans-release-veteran-right-tackle-michael-oher

[balfan23]

Well, sometimes a change of scenery revitalizes a player ... sometimes it doesn't 

[ravensfan160]

It worked out well for us. We should be getting maybe a 6th round comp pick for him. It ended badly here for him but we don't win the Super Bowl without him so I will never speak badly of Michael Oher.

[GrimCoconut]

I'd re-sign him. Lol. I'm sure some wouldn't like that but we know him and if we can get him on a cheap deal, I'd do it. He'll probably get a deal elsewhere though.

[GrimCoconut]

It worked out well for us. We should be getting maybe a 6th round comp pick for him. It ended badly here for him but we don't win the Super Bowl without him so I will never speak badly of Michael Oher.

I think we get a fifth.

[K-Dog]

Too bad for him.

He will play in the NFL next year no doubt in my mind.

He didnt exactly set the world on fire but he certainly doesn't suck.

[AsianRice]

Nothing against Oher and I appreciate his service here, especially during the 2012 SB run.

 

Wish you find new home, Oher....

 

PS: wouldn't mind to resign him as a backup role for the Ravens.....

[ravensdfan]

Something about an injury designation?

 

Feel bad for Oher. I know he wasn't the stud we believed when we drafted him, but he did whatever was asked of him here without complaint and played his heart out during our SB run.

[The Raven]

He has gotten exponentially worse every year, and I don't know why. He looked like he'd set the world on fire in his rookie year and now he's done. Analysts questioned whether his heart was 100 percent into football and whether he'd always give 100 percent of his effort. Lack of heart/effort is the only reasonable explanation for this. He had talent, and he has athleticism, but he's not good. No other explanation

[MrDelDante]

Something about an injury designation?

 

Feel bad for Oher. I know he wasn't the stud we believed when we drafted him, but he did whatever was asked of him here without complaint and played his heart out during our SB run.

 

I'd read that he failed a conditioning test?

[TDubbs]

I'd bring him back for sure. He wasn't what he thought he'd be, but one thing I'd give him credit for was incredible durability. He could compete for our RT spot and be a depth guy. Its a shame, I always thought he was a natural Guard not a Tackle. 

[ludy51]

Too bad we had to "settle" for wagner

[757RavensFan]

I'd read that he failed a conditioning test?

 

he was put on season ending IR, why was he even tested at this time?

[Moderator 3]

he was put on season ending IR, why was he even tested at this time?

Because he had $3.35 million guaranteed if he passed his physical and was on the roster 2/6.

[Ravenseconbeast]

Too bad we had to "settle" for wagner

Top 5 RT from a 5th round draft pick.

Biggest gem in ravens history? Maybe even bigger than art & mcphee when his rookie contract is over.

[Purple_City39]

Top 5 RT from a 5th round draft pick.

Biggest gem in ravens history? Maybe even bigger than art & mcphee when his rookie contract is over.

Hmm, all three of them were 5th rounders I think but Wagner definitely made an impact quicker.  If not for Chykie I'd say the 5th round has been perfect the last five years (I liked David Reed for whatever reason)

[GrimCoconut]

Top 5 RT from a 5th round draft pick.

Biggest gem in ravens history? Maybe even bigger than art & mcphee when his rookie contract is over.

Adalius Thomas?

[Purple_City39]

Adalius Thomas?

6th round pick

[GrimCoconut]

6th round pick

He said biggest gem in Ravens history. I know what round we selected Thomas. I just think it's way too early to say he's better than Thomas.

[Purple_City39]

He said biggest gem in Ravens history. I know what round we selected Thomas. I just think it's way too early to say he's better than Thomas.

Gotcha.  I was thinking it was focused on 5th round only.