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Impact Rookie
Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: St. Louis, MO
Age: 70
Posts: 868
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Re: Free Agent WRs
Quit bashing Brunnel and lets get back to the subject -- #2 receiver. Whoever the quarterback is next year will need some better options. Looking at your list, the name that jumps out to me is Brandon Lloyd. San Francisco would be a fool not to resign him. This guy is on the verge of a major breakout and was held back by Frisco's quarterback carosel.
David Givens - Patriot receivers are over-rated Reggie Wayne - nice pickup, too expensive Josh Reed - this would be a great acquisition Randy Hymes - please, a Ravens receiver -- NO Antonio Bryant - another bum Antwaan Randle El - good pick, would also help return game Eric Moulds - once was great, now too old Joe Jurevicius - ok Peter Warrick - a major bust, him and Taylor Jacobs could be roomates Jabar Gaffney - this is the big receiver the Skins need. I like him. Rod Gardner - been there, done that -- didn't he detonate some bridges Corey Bradford - not bad Kevin Johnson - yuck! Peerless Price - Peerless is worthless Dez White - another big athletic receiver I would like to see in a Skins uniform Koren Robinson - drops too many passes Quincy Morgan - invisible man Az-Zhair Hakim - had his best years with the Rams, fumble prone and drops passes Tim Carter - don't know much about him David Boston - injuries have slowed him down
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Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: Dallas
Age: 45
Posts: 461
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Re: Free Agent WRs
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UFA’s 1)David Givens NE/ Solid #2 2)Reggie Wayne Ind/ to much money and already have moss 3)Josh Reed Buf/ never really fit in buffalo, may not work here 4)Randy Hymes Bal/ NO bal wr?? look at his qb, should be a nice pickup 5)Antonio Bryant Cle/ threw a towell in parcells face 6)Antwaan Randle El Pit/ Nice #3 wr but to much money for #3 7)Eric Moulds Buf/ Solid pick up with leadership to help everyone 8)Joe Jurevicius Sea/ Solid pick up with leadership and 6'5" frame 9)Peter Warrick Sea/ bust 10)Jabar Gaffney Hou/ may be ok, but not worth the risk 11)Rod Gardner Car/ LOL 12)Corey Bradford Hou/big body with some speed, this one up in the air 13)Kevin Johnson Det/ NO 14)Peerless Price Dal/ NO 15)Dez White Atl/ Big and athletic, another toss up based on no productivity 16)Koren Robinson Min/ NO 17)Quincy Morgan Pit/ NO 18)Az-Zhair Hakim /NO 19)Tim Carter NYG/ Very fast and avg height, not really proven enough 20)David Boston Mia/ LOL 21)Ike Hillard TB/ old florida WR,,, NO 22)Troy Brown NE/ Old and short with aging speed, no 23)Tim Dwight NE/ old and short with speed coming to an end soon 24)Jerome Pathon Atl/ typical #3 wr, no 25)Charles Lee Ari/ playing behind Fitz and Boldin is hard, toss up 26)Marc Boerighter KC/ seemed like he was worth value, look at stats, NO 27)Reggie Swinton Ari/ typical return guy, i think we had him on Try out team b4 28)Troy Walters Ind/ NO, return guy 29)Patrick Johnson Bal/ wont work out again, retire dude RFA’s 1)Brandon Lloyd SF/ streaky and appears to be really stupid, RFA=1st RD 2)Patrick Crayton Dal/NO 3)Nate Burleson Min/NO, 6 footer 4)Eddie Drummond Det/ KR no 5)Kevin Walter Cin/ seen him against Pit, looked good, worth a try 6)Shaun McDonald Stl/ dont really need, short and speedy 7)Willie Ponder NYG/ appears to be great on SP's 8)Kevin Curtis Stl/ same with his buddy two names up 9)Kelley Washington Cin/ young and not proven, attitude issues trail as well 10)David Tyree NYG/ havent heard of 11)Derick Armstrong Hou/ havent heard of 12)Kaseem Osgood SD/ ummmm NO?, yeah no 13)Arnaz Battle SF/ could be what we are looking for, 6'2' with good hands 14)Chris Horn KC/ no 15)Bryan Gilmore Mia/ no |
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Camp Scrub
Join Date: May 2005
Posts: 14
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Re: Free Agent WRs
I think David Patten and Patrick Ramsey played well together in the preseason; Ramsey threw about 5-6 20 yard deep outs to patten in those games, and they looked like they had chemistry. At that time, from waht i saw in the preseason, I thought Patten would be Ramsey's favorite target, and while we would get big chunks of yardages, there would be turnovers too. Hopefully Patten plays 100% next year, and we have a quaterback playing next year who is willing to spread the ball around and is accurate on those 15-20 yard outs (minus the turnovers). I liked what i saw out of Brunell the first half off the season, but he seemed unable to spread the ball around toward the end of the season, and played mediocre football after the the first Bucs game.
I like Randy Hymes since he is a big, strong target. I like Kevin Curtis, since he is a speedy big play threat. I hope we can draft Sinorice Moss in the later rounds because it would be like having Santana Moss and Steve Smith on the same team, and then find a big tall target like Randy Hymes or a big TE who can get downfield via free agency. |
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Hail Raiser
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Age: 53
Posts: 100,050
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Re: Free Agent WRs
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Camp Scrub
Join Date: Aug 2005
Posts: 50
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Re: Free Agent WRs
If we could get him I think Jerevicious is a great pick up he has good size and great hands. He does not drop balls. I mean he upgraded Seattle alot. Last few years all their recievers dropped balls was their biggest offensive flaw. But once he cracked line up you could see it change now you rarly hear of them dropping passes he is type who affects more than on field. He affects locker room and work ethic. As for Jacobs I never liked him. He was a Spurrier guy just like Shane Matthews ANd Danny Worthless Weureful. I mean very few of guys he brought in are still here. Beets is good, and Ramsey well everyone has opinions on him I like him but he has never really played under good system long enough to tell for sure.
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Special Teams
Join Date: Apr 2004
Location: Frankfort, KY
Age: 43
Posts: 336
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Re: Free Agent WRs
Kevin Curtis from St. Louis could be really good. Jurevicius is a big possession type guy, something our offense could use. Troy Walters intrigues me. He would be a valuable return specialist, taking pressure off of Thrash and Moss on punt returns and allowing us to release Antonio Brown (who is fumble prone).
If we don't get Curtis, I like the idea of Jurevicius as the #2 with Patten as the #3 guy. On 3rd and long, Patten and Moss could both stretch the field with Jurevicius working the short to intermediate routes. I also like the idea of Walters as the return man; we could probably get him cheap.
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