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Brunnell to Washington is going to leave San Diego in the lurch. At that point, Kurt Warner is going to be in play. With Kelly Holcomb recovering from shoulder surgery, I don't see Tim Couch going anywhere. I can't see the Chargers taking a shot on Kordell Stewart either. Drew Henson is appealling, but I don't think the Chargers have any more time to let him develop than they would for Eli. Brunnell to Washington instantly puts Schottenheimer on the hot seat and puts San Diego under the gun to resolve their QB issue. I think the only reasonable move for us is to float the Brooks to the Chargers possibility during the combine this week. However, we need to play our cards close so as not to give the impression that we want to dump Brooks, but that we'd be interested in a trade that nets Eli for us. We need to let the word out and offer the Chargers a sort of lifeline. With Landanian, Brooks will be an average sort of QB and probably gets the Chargers back to .500 and save Marty's job. The fans in San Diego will make the same rationalizations that Saints fans have been making for Brooks for 3-4 years and by that time, Eli has us in the Superbowl. |
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Scenario looks good to me .... ;)
Got this hair tingling on the back of my neck sensation , Drew Henson is a Miami Dolphin next year ...... :o Seems to fit ...... |
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http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/column...ohn&id=1737398
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We have simply got to move on a trade with the Chargers. It\'s time for the Saints to be bold, to take some chances, to stop playing it safe and managing for mediocrity. |
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Redskins | Steps Away From Acquiring Jaguars\' Brunell - from www.KFFL.com
Tue, 17 Feb 2004 21:04:31 -0800 Updating ongoing reports, Pete Prisco, of SportsLine.com, reports Jacksonville Jaguars QB Mark Brunell is only a few minor details away from agreeing to a contract extension with the Washington Redskins that would clear the way for a trade to be completed between the two teams. \"We\'ve had some good discussions in the past few days and it\'s looking like it could get done,\" Brunell said. \"When and if it gets done, I look forward to playing for the Redskins and owner Dan Snyder and coach Joe Gibbs.\" The contract is believed to be a seven-year deal – not the three-year agreement that had been speculated earlier. In exchange for Brunell, the Jaguars would reportedly receive a third-round pick in this year\'s draft. The trade cannot be made official until March 3. The Brunell deal is now a formality , Chargers are on the clock . Spanos needs something other then a rookie to even look good to the Los Angeles market . |
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Sorry to break up the little circle-jerk but not only is this scenario highly unlikely (Brooks trade), it\'s built purely out of fantasy and makes no sense. To each his own though...
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That little itch was telling me something after all :
Brunell, Henson might have deals By Alex Marvez Staff Writer Posted February 18 2004 The Dolphins appear to have lost out on the bidding for one quarterback and may be headed toward that same fate with another. CBSSportsline.com reported Tuesday night that Washington is \"a few minor [trade] details away\" from acquiring Jacksonville quarterback Mark Brunell for a 2004 third-round draft choice. Brunell, who had received significant interest from the Dolphins, is expected to then sign a seven-year contract extension. \"We\'ve had some good discussions in the past few days and it\'s looking like it could get done,\" Brunell told CBSSportsline. \"When and if it gets done, I look forward to playing for the Redskins.\" The Houston Chronicle reported in today\'s editions that the Houston Texans have received what the franchise deemed acceptable trade parameters from an unidentified team for quarterback Drew Henson. An NFL source said the Dolphins had not made that offer. While the parameters don\'t mean a trade is imminent or that Houston won\'t be speaking with other teams, the franchise that made the offer will now be allowed to entertain Henson on a visit. The Texans were unwilling to grant that permission to teams that weren\'t willing to offer adequate compensation for Henson, a former blue-chip quarterback at the University of Michigan who has spent the past two seasons playing in the New York Yankees\' farm system. The Dolphins could get back in the mix by making a trade offer to the Texans for Henson, who is expected to have a significant say in where he is dealt. The Dolphins are also expected to now strongly pursue a trade with the Redskins for quarterback Patrick Ramsey, who may try to force his way off Washington\'s roster with Brunell becoming the new starter. http://www.sun-sentinel.com/sports/f...dolphins-front |
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Yeah, this theory is \"Viable\"
Webster\'s New World Dictionary: Viable -- adj -- sufficiently developed to be able to live outside the uterus. That defintion is oddly accurate eh? LOL Now whether or not it\'s \"likely\" is a whole other issue, which makes \"viable\" a much better choice of words for this thread...a nice choice indeed! ;) |
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The 08 theory is moronic. It would be more believable that little black helicopters beamed mind control waves upon Haz and company rendering them totally in control of anti-saint little green aliens from Uranus.
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How much do you two think Eli would cost the Saints?
I will say this - Saintfan said in another thread that if the Saints signed Eli that would be it for their FA period, and he seemed skeptical that Bouman could run the show while Eli developed. While I will agree that Eli is an unproven commodity, I do think Bouman could run the ship pretty well. Also, if what 08 and BMG are hoping for does come to pass, the Saints may actually save money (both in salary and towards the cap). I mean, what\'s Brooks costing us right now? $6 mill a year? I doubt that Eli would be much more costly than that - or am I off? So, Wilson, Springs or Bryant, a DT somewhere and Eli Manning wouldn\'t hurt my feelings. I still think it\'s really unlikely, but I will say that this idea wouldn\'t necessarily hurt the Saint financially. Plus, a Saints backup proved he had what it takes to be a starter in this league this year. Our former backup before him is our current starter, and our current backup Haslett wanted as our starter in the first place. Point is - I don\'t think it is fair to say Bouman can\'t lead this team. We don\'t know that. I find it hard to believe he is as inconsistent as Brooks. No one is. ;) |
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http://sports.espn.go.com/nfldraft/story?id=1544068
Well Palmer\'s deal last year was worth $18.25 million for the first 3 years. Carr\'s the year before was worth $16.25 for the first 3 years. If we managed to trade with the Chargers I would like to think we could land somewhere in between these two figures. But even if we duplicated the Palmer deal, we\'d end up paying Eli what we\'re already paying Brooks. At $20.6 under the cap and the possibility of clearing $3-4 million more with the release of Carter, I hardly think that Eli would end our free agency. Besides the entire league has to operate under the rookie signing limits. I can\'t imagine Eli holding out and I can\'t imagine burning the entire rookie fund up on one guy. Getting rid of the Brooks salary would not hurt the cause either. I can\'t see us going and getting Champ Bailey if we got Eli, but I don\'t see us giving up two #1\'s for Champ either. I think we could realistically have this sort of free agency if we traded up for Eli. Jeremiah Trotter -- maybe Al Wilson, but I\'m guessing he gets tagged. Ted Washington -- Robaire Smith would be great, but his stock seems to be going up Ahmed Plummer/Shawn Springs/Fernando Bryant -- all seem to be similiar in cost |
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Eli Manning is half hype anyways. Rothlisberger will turn out to be the better QB.
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Final Say: The only question about Eli’s success is who drafts him and how soon does he suit up. He compares best with his big brother Peyton Manning. After that sit back and relax, because that team will quickly have one of the top quarterbacks in the league, barring injury or a complete mental breakdown. |
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You guys are genius\'s! If Brooks is soooo horrible, why the hell would the Chargers give up the first pick in the draft for him? Do you guys just have everything figured out and all of these pro personnel execs are just stupid? I understand that you can hide ignorance behind these here usernames but come on! Real world please!!! |
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I, for one, enjoy reading about 08 and BMG\'s \"cockamamie schemes\" and theories. For those of you that don\'t (and it\'s usually the ones of you who are SO sensitive about Brooks), click on another thread. Ignore this one. 08 has plainly labeled his threads as \'propaganda\' and \'theories\'. Do I think any of them will happen? No. Do I really want all of them to happen? No. But, in FEBRUARY, when nothing else is happening, these threads are entertaining if nothing else. .02 |
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However, the Chargers are a unique animal. 1. Marty needs to win more games NOW to keep his job. Brooks would help get him around .500 and keep him in San Diego for another few years. 2. The Chargers want a new stadium deal or to move to LA. LaDanian might be able to get the Chargers into the playoffs with a Brooks-type QB. If the Chargers could make a playoff appearance, the pitch for a new stadium might seem reasonable. 3. Brooks is a known commodity. Yeah, he\'s an 7-9, 8-8, 9-7 kind of guy, but 8-8 is a better option than either of the guys they have there now. 4. Ryan Leaf--Once bitten twice shy. 5. I have NEVER suggested that Brooks alone would get us the top pick. You\'re right, Brooks isn\'t worth that. But if we gave Brooks AND our two second rounders and a conditional pick next year, then maybe they\'d go for it. 6. I\'m not saying they would for sure pull the trigger on that deal. But I am saying, we\'d be stupid not to make the offer. 7. Brooks is probably as good as he\'s ever going to be. I\'d like to trade him while some guy thinks Brooks still has room to grow. Brooks is just a couple of seasons from being Kordell Stewart and we get nothing for him. Quote:
1. Why does Joe Gibbs want to sign Brunnell to a HUGE deal when he has Ramsey? 2. Why did Ditka trade for Schuler? 3. Why hasn\'t Cowher made a decision on the Steelers QB and RB situations? 4. Why does Martz ever draft like he does? 5. Why did the Saints sign Brooks to a HUGE deal before seeing what he could really do? 6. How could Dallas ever convince anyone that the Herschel Walker trade was really a good deal? 7. Why do the Eagles insist on not finding a real receiver for McNabb? 8. Why did Dan Reeves bring Maddux all over the league for a while? 9. How did Mueller think that Carter and Connell were good ideas? 10. Why did Mora insist on keeping Mario Bates? I can\'t explain the dumb moves that personnel people make. But I know they make them. No one is immune from stupid contracts and overpaying for guys who can\'t get it done. Nowhere is that more evident than at the QB position. Coaches and Execs are constantly suffering for guys that they thought would be good players. But these were all real world moves. Trading a so-so QB to a so-so team to get the first overall pick is not crazy or beyond the realm of possibility. The only ground you have to stand on is that Haslett has devoted himself to Brooks. Haslett loves Brooks blindly, to his cost. My contention is that the Brooks love will catch up to him and when we have another head coach, I would rather have a franchise QB in Eli than Kordell Stewart that nobody wants because they can\'t kid themselves into thinking that he\'s actually a good QB. |
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As I have stated numerous times before, I thank GOD every night that some of you aren\'t in charge. :casstet: [Edited on 19/2/2004 by saintfan] |
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Furthermore, I don\'t feel Haslett has \"blind\" love for anyone on the team, let alone Brooks. Believe it or not, Brooks has done his share of good in this city. And, Eli Manning is no less of a crapshoot than any other player in the draft. No more, no less. He isn\'t annointed because he\'s Archie\'s son or Peyton\'s brother. |
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They need to do it for the receivers , because catching a ball should not be Capital punishment . [img]c:/my documents/my pictures/hamlinhawk0908_253x299.jpg [/img] [Edited on 19/2/2004 by saintz08] |
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Peyton Manning plays with way too much ego. He too often tries to carry his team on his back instead of playing smart, humble football. Which is why Tom Brady is the best QB in the league, no contest. No, he doesn\'t have the skills or numbers of Peyton Manning. He doesn\'t care about numbers. All he cares about is that he does what he has to do to help his team win. Peyton on the other hand, seems too often to try to win FOR his team. When the Pats are down, Tom Brady isn\'t looking to make a spectacular throw to a double covered Marvin Harrison 50 yards downfield. He\'s looking for a wide open Troy Brown running a 12 yard out that will set Vinatieri up for the game winning field goal. He plays humble. He tries to win the game without caring who gets the credit for the win. Whenever I see the Colts play, if Peyton throws a pick, the next series he\'ll force a throw into coverage, as if to try to make up for his mistake, or to redeem himself. To win the Superbowl you have to win 3 or 4 games in a row against good football teams, and until Peyton learns that it\'s okay if you threw for 150 yards, 1 TD and 1 INT as long as you won, he will NEVER take the Colts to the promised land |
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I\'ve already sent it to Troy Aikman. :P
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