re: Anybody else think we might not resign Nick Fairley???

Funny how last year, so many said that we should give him a one year "prove it" deal. We did and he proved it. Now that we saw what he could do in our system, many are ready to just let him walk if he demands market value. Is our intent always to settle for a poor DLine if an improved one will actually cost us money? I agree we should not go nuts if the price starts getting into the Malik Jackson neighborhood, but I can easily see him getting a contract in the $8-$10 million a year range (similar to Crawford or Harrison).