Keyshawn Johnson is lucky he is still in the leauge. He is the defintion of washed up. That guy is the least of my worries.

He's not as good as he use to be, but he's far from washed up. I think he's a great complement to Smith.

All the guy has ever been really good at is running his mouth. He has never shown that he is an elite WR, yet people alwyas seem to give him the benefit because he was a #1 pick.

Hey, I am a 76ers fan, I sure hope Webber isn't washed up...... ok he is, But I wouldn't mind getting Jammer for Devery or something like that. But not Stallworth :D Donnie would be a good adition for this year, how long is his contract?

I disagree totally. Edwards is a leader, and he has the pedigree that would upgrade the entire defense's attitude.

Though you are correct in the fact that Edwards is old we dont have one LB on the current team that is better than him. He would be far and away our best LB should we sign him.

He may not have many years left, but he does have some. Even its 2, I'll gladly take it.

I think Miami wants him worse than we do. According to yesterdays Miami herald:

The Dolphins, considering taking Virginia linebacker Ahmad Brooks in the July 13 supplemental draft, will meet with him Monday and attend his workout Thursday.

Have we met with him yet or watched him work out?

Edwards is a good player, but unless it's something like a 4th round pick, I wouldn't wanna get him. Especially since the Chargers want to trade him cause he wants a new deal, at an advanced age. YES he has been productive up to this point, but so was Joe Horn, and the same season in which he got his new deal, he was hurt all year and ineffective. So, no thanks for more of that. I really would not mind having Edwards here to help some of our younger LBs, but like I said, if it's too much to get him, pass.

it would be hard to pass up on a talented LB with such a good locker room presence. saying that...i wouldn't want to give up much more than a 3rd rounder or one of our HUGE group of Safeties combined with a lower pick.

He has only had one season with less that 70 catches, and that was the year the Bucs deactivated him in midseason. He has never had sprectacular stats, usually between 800 and 1000 yards, around 6 TDs, but he is a possession reciever. Johnson isnt lucky to be in the league, and he isnt washed up. His stats are remarkably consistent throughout his career, no matter what team he is on. There is no real drop off in production last season or the season before that. Just consistency.