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Re: Next years QB
Would anyone draft QB Jamarcus Winston at 5?
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Re: Next years QB
Who wants to trade RG3 for Jay Cutler straight up?
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Re: Next years QB
I don't think we'll be seeing any trades like that anytime soon. Now that we have Scot McCloughon running the personnel big trades like that will be limited, unless truly necessary. IMO.
I see us being more of a "picking up lots of unheard of free agents for more competition and stuff" team, instead of the usual "put all our eggs in one basket with a major trade" type team. Then once we've compiled a decent roster (meaning upgrades at almost every position) they'll start focusing on individual players and positions.
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Re: Next years QB
If you continue along this line, I will be forced to petition the Jedi Council for your permanent and forcible removal to the.........Drunk Thread
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Re: Next years QB
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Re: Next years QB
i'm just making excuses, but it would seem like he either would be trying to be more aware of his feet, or getting out of the mindset of relying on his feet. overall, who cares, it's like a slip 'n slide, if it works you're a genius, if it doesn't you're an idiot.
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Re: Next years QB
Calling it today, RG3 comeback Player of the yr
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Join Date: Apr 2008
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Re: Next years QB
Anything is possible in today's NFL. Highly unlikely, but then again, last year I thought Dallas would suck with the worst D in the history of the NFL, I thought Romo was done, and I thought Garrett was out of the NFL by this time -- but they turned it around. I'll be rooting for Griffin, but my gut tells me we'll need to draft another QB next year.
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Re: Next years QB
I am. I still believe in him and I think he's hungry
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