Offline
It's well within his right to test the market. He had a good year, but he's not an all pro. We had become so used to our dt not getting penetration or sacks that when we finally get someone competent, it is shocking. I would love him to stay, but he can walk if his market value becomes more than his actual worth.
Not to mention we also have Rankins, who had 2.5 less sacks, and he only played in half the games Fairley did.