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2011 NFL free agency and trade thread
Chamillitary Click:
4 years, 32 million. I dig. 8)
In related NFL news, Randy Moss retires. :-\
Lunatic:
--- Quote from: Chamillitary Click, literally. on August 01, 2011, 10:39:31 AM ---In related NFL news, Randy Moss retires. :-\
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I bet there wasn't much of a market for him. They said he was in "freakishly good shape" and now he retires? I bet he only got offers from teams like Bengals, Bills, Browns, etc.
Randy Moss retires a Titan :D
Shallow:
--- Quote from: Infinite- African West Coastin' 2010 on July 29, 2011, 01:48:58 PM ---
--- Quote from: Shallow on July 28, 2011, 09:14:39 PM ---
If the Jets have Revis and Aso they can bltz on every down and do so with out leaving anyone open.
--- Quote from: Lunatic on July 28, 2011, 07:43:48 PM ---Ocho & Haynesworth to NE is pretty crazy lol. But I don't think Haynesworth will work in NE AT ALL
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I don't see Ocho working there either. Brady never worked well with finesse WRs. People knock his lack of supporting cast through the years but every one them were workhorses who fought for their spots and blocked like TEs. Chad is a is a great hands WR who can run precise routes, but Brady could never make precise throws. Randy worked like a dog to make some of those catches. Chad was never the type to do that in the first place.
--- Quote from: Infinite- African West Coastin' 2010 on July 28, 2011, 05:46:28 PM ---
--- Quote from: Shallow on July 28, 2011, 01:49:12 PM ---
Kurt Warner really helped Haley look better than he was. Haley couldn't get anything out of Leinart, and I don't think Cassel has the presence of Warner, or the talent around him. Bowe and Breaston are not Fitzsz and Bolden. Lucky for theChiefs that the AFC West is as wide open as it gets.
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Come on, you were my go-to guy last year on dubcc when it came to the Chiefs. Are you withdrawing your support since Wiess left?
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Offensively, yes. But as long as you got Romeo and it's the AFC West you still gotta chance. No 11-5 this year though, but 9-7 might be enough to win the division, and if they play a strong run first system they can get to 9-7.
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So you predict the Chief offense will rank somewhere in the top half of the league or somewhere in the bottom half? Because I think they could be a top 5-10 offense this year. Tight End Tony Moeki is an emerging star in the league, Matt Cassel and Dwayne Bowe went to the Pro Bowl last year, Jamal Charles is arguably the best running back in all of football, and first round draft pick Jonathon Baldwin and free agent Steve Breaston make it impossible for the defense to stack the line on Charles. Also, we have an emerging X-Factor in Dexter McCluster.
...btw, Shallow. KC has been taking special note of Tyler Thigpen signing with your Bills. He's a talented young kid, who had some surprising success as a first year starter under Chan Gailey here in KC. He's been a back-up in Miami, but now that he's reunited with Chan, he could be a huge unkown X-factor in Buffalo. Just keep an eye on that.
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Haley is going to run that offense into the ground. He simply doesn't know when to make thr right call and needs a head coach to keep him in line. He may be a great skills coach for WRs, I don't know, but he showed me nothing as OC with out WIES for KC in 09 and I expect it to be like that for 2011.
As for Thigpen; I still say Fitz is our guy.
Chamillitary Click:
Seahawks sign Zach Miller; 5 years - 34 million.
They should just tank, 0-16 & draft Andrew Luck.
Lunatic:
^ Rams gonna start running that division
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