Re: Greer
 

It's not worth it.

Re: Greer
 

How would anybody know that? Nobody knows if he can even play let alone how much he would cost. If he can get back to at least 80% and we could get him cheap I would be all for it if the need came up.
He's not going to want to just go anywhere anyway. He would want to go somewhere to get a ring and probably play at the minimum.

Re: Greer
 

With all the potential talent we have; who would you get rid of to sign Greer at 80%?

Re: Greer
 

I gotta imagine that if we thought of it on a forum, the coaches have thought about it. I'm sure people know.

Re: Greer
 

I wouldn't get rid of anyone. Hopefully we wouldn't need him or any other DB out there. I was talking about losing someone to IR. Or 2 somebodies. At that point I imagine some phone calls would be made. Every year we seem to get beat up at a particular position, running back in 2010, then WRs, it does happen.

Re: Greer
 

Or maybe even Fred Thomas at his 2-3 year peak. It's debatable. Ashley Ambrose in his first stint was really, really good too.

I'd go:

1. Keenan Lewis (assuming he keeps it up for 3-4 more years at least)
2. Mike McKenzie
3. Jabari Greer (his peak was amazing, but it was also very short)
4. Fred Thomas
5. Ashley Ambrose

Honorable mention: Eric Allen, Fred Weary, Vince Buck, Tyronne Drakeford, Tracy Porter

Re: Greer
 

Yeah, Fred Thomas was a shut down corner for a couple years.

Re: Greer
 

I always liked that little safety Kevin Mathis.

Re: Greer
 

You do understand that if you lose a RB or WR to IR in most cases you sign another RB or WR? You don't go signing an aged player for a position of strength when you lose another position... :rolleyes:

Re: Greer
 

Our list of best corners are sad. Lol.