Discussion Thread for Other Teams' Moves
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Discussion Thread for Other Teams' Moves
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I think we will win the division if we beat Philly on MNF. The Cowboys offense might be something but that defense without Terrence Newman, Greg Ellis and Jason Ferguson has the potential to resemble our defense from last year. The Giants will potentially be without Eli and Brandon Jacobs for 3 weeks or more.
Our division rivals are in big trouble. If we stay healthy and win the games we have to, I see us finishing as division champs and dare I say.... a bye week in the playoffs
Our division rivals are in big trouble. If we stay healthy and win the games we have to, I see us finishing as division champs and dare I say.... a bye week in the playoffs
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Re: Leftwich to Atlanta
Why didn't they do this when Jacksonville first released him? Did they really need to see Joey Harrington for two more games to know that they needed help at QB?
Another thing to think about is this - Harrington has already been sacked 13 times. With Leftwich being even more immobile, how much can he really help them? He's not as erratic of a passer as Harrington but he's got zero escape ability and has been injury prone.
Also why sign him to a multi-year deal when it's pretty much a given that they're going to draft Petrino's former QB in college next April to be their QB of the future? Leftwich isn't who I think of when I hear "veteran tutor".
It's becoming clear to me that Vick's sheer talent was really masking the fact that this team is talent starved and in shambles. They aren't one or two pieces away - they are a whole team away at this point.
Why didn't they do this when Jacksonville first released him? Did they really need to see Joey Harrington for two more games to know that they needed help at QB?
Another thing to think about is this - Harrington has already been sacked 13 times. With Leftwich being even more immobile, how much can he really help them? He's not as erratic of a passer as Harrington but he's got zero escape ability and has been injury prone.
Also why sign him to a multi-year deal when it's pretty much a given that they're going to draft Petrino's former QB in college next April to be their QB of the future? Leftwich isn't who I think of when I hear "veteran tutor".
It's becoming clear to me that Vick's sheer talent was really masking the fact that this team is talent starved and in shambles. They aren't one or two pieces away - they are a whole team away at this point.
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Leftwich is a stop gab, but he will be better this year and next than anyone in college or Harrington so it's a good move if you actually believe your team has a chance. We all know Atlanta doesn't have a chance this year and probally not next, but if you want anyone in Georgia to care for the next few years until the Vick mess is behind you getting a comprable QB to man the ship was a must.
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Nice stuff (as always) from Whitlock:
Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie and head coach Andy Reid have failed to properly support McNabb. The one year they provided McNabb with a legitimate No. 1 receiver (Terrell Owens), he threw 31 TDs and just nine interceptions and led the Eagles to within a field goal of winning Super Bowl XXXIX.
Lurie got away with being embarrassingly cheap because Donovan's young legs compensated for the lack of playmakers in the passing game and a mediocre offensive line.
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Everyone wave "bye-bye" to Brian Billick!
On one hand I think it's a good move because the offense needs a complete overhaul. On the other hand I think that some of the players have too much power within the organization. They'll have to bring in a strong coach to turn that around.
Who takes over? Marty fits the tough guy condition but he's not going to help the offense any. Maybe Singletary? He'd be respected by the defensive players and if he brought in a legith offensive coordinator it could work.
I could see Billick as a good fit for the Dolphins team but I'm not sure how he and Parcells would mesh. If they can make it work they could turn Miami around pretty fast.
On one hand I think it's a good move because the offense needs a complete overhaul. On the other hand I think that some of the players have too much power within the organization. They'll have to bring in a strong coach to turn that around.
Who takes over? Marty fits the tough guy condition but he's not going to help the offense any. Maybe Singletary? He'd be respected by the defensive players and if he brought in a legith offensive coordinator it could work.
I could see Billick as a good fit for the Dolphins team but I'm not sure how he and Parcells would mesh. If they can make it work they could turn Miami around pretty fast.
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I like what they're doing. Giving up a 2nd round pick hurts since it's basically a first round pick, but they have two really good corners now, and if they pick McFadden, that Russell-McFadden combo will be sick if they both pan out.
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Any way the Skins can get in on this?
http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/story/8043460?MSNHPHMA
Jared Allen's days with the Chiefs appear to be numbered.
Allen, the NFL's reigning sack leader, told FOXSports.com that the Vikings and Buccaneers have held trade talks with the Chiefs and he anticipates a deal will get done prior to next week's draft.
http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/story/8043460?MSNHPHMA
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