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Old 01-23-2011, 10:56 PM   #1
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Re: Handicapping Trading Partners for Haynesworth and McNabb

Arizona is in the most desperate QB situation and therefore the team we can garner the best deal for Donovan. Next would be Minnesota. I think Webb might work out for them, but he is it at QB for the Vikes. Jackson is a disaster. When an aging Gus Frerotte can beat you out as a starter you really must suck. Next would be San Francisco and Tennessee. Maybe we can trade them(Tenn) both Donovan and AH for their second and third round picks or 3rd and 4th rounders. If they are game maybe even give us their #1.
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Arizona is in the most desperate QB situation and therefore the team we can garner the best deal for Donovan. Next would be Minnesota. I think Webb might work out for them, but he is it at QB for the Vikes. Jackson is a disaster. When an aging Gus Frerotte can beat you out as a starter you really must suck. Next would be San Francisco and Tennessee. Maybe we can trade them(Tenn) both Donovan and AH for their second and third round picks or 3rd and 4th rounders. If they are game maybe even give us their #1.
I don't know where to find it at the moment but I've read on more then one occasion rumors from ESPN and some other source that the Cardinals want nothing to do with McNabb.
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Old 01-24-2011, 09:32 AM   #3
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I don't know where to find it at the moment but I've read on more then one occasion rumors from ESPN and some other source that the Cardinals want nothing to do with McNabb.
I've said it...and my word is gospel...unless I'm wrong

As for Haynesworth, Cleveland may emerge as a darkhorse
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Old 01-24-2011, 08:10 AM   #4
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McNabb with the Vikings

....and I would send Fat Al to Denver where he better be in shape at that altitude.
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McNabb with the Vikings

....and I would send Fat Al to Denver where he better be in shape at that altitude.
Why would Denver trade for a player that would be ineffective in their defensive scheme?
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Old 01-24-2011, 04:08 PM   #6
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Why would Denver trade for a player that would be ineffective in their defensive scheme?

I'd give them a#5 to take him.


I'd make it attractive for Denver and I would do it becuase fat al doesn't want it.
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Re: Handicapping Trading Partners for Haynesworth and McNabb

With the addition of JAURON in Cleveland, and the likelihood of the Browns transitioning to the 4/3; I like them as a trading partner .
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Jarmon said he is very close with Haynesworth & sincerely thinks he'll be a Redskin in 2011. Full writeup coming shortly. #wow
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Jarmon said he is very close with Haynesworth & sincerely thinks he'll be a Redskin in 2011. Full writeup coming shortly. #wow
I hope it's April 1st.........
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Jarmon said he is very close with Haynesworth & sincerely thinks he'll be a Redskin in 2011. Full writeup coming shortly. #wow
Well, I (and others) have said it before. If we don't find a trade partner for AH, he's going to sit on our bench. And without a CBA we won't find a trade partner. McNabb we'll let him walk out of respect
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Well, I (and others) have said it before. If we don't find a trade partner for AH, he's going to sit on our bench. And without a CBA we won't find a trade partner. McNabb we'll let him walk out of respect
To confirm what Smoot said, 2 other insiders I know of have both said that Fat Al will rot on our bench if we can't find a suitable trade (been saying this for over a year now in fact), and that we'll most likely cut McNabb since this lockout has prevented us from making a trade.
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Well, I (and others) have said it before. If we don't find a trade partner for AH, he's going to sit on our bench. And without a CBA we won't find a trade partner. McNabb we'll let him walk out of respect
I cant believe how quickly the McNabb trade (2nd and 4th) has led to us getting absolutely nothing in return.

Didnt we give him an extra couple mil half way thru last season so that we could control where he goes and he just doesnt become a FA.

Im going to assume McNabb will give back that money for his freedom to choose where he wants to finish his career....and I could see him doing very well next year.

I thought he played pretty well here considering. I hope we do release him instead of getting a 5th rounder and sending him to pergatory somewhere.
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I cant believe how quickly the McNabb trade (2nd and 4th) has led to us getting absolutely nothing in return.

Didnt we give him an extra couple mil half way thru last season so that we could control where he goes and he just doesnt become a FA.

Im going to assume McNabb will give back that money for his freedom to choose where he wants to finish his career....and I could see him doing very well next year.

I thought he played pretty well here considering. I hope we do release him instead of getting a 5th rounder and sending him to pergatory somewhere.
Not that I specifically recall
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Not that I specifically recall
We did.

Washington Redskins have out clause in Donovan McNabb's new contract - NFL News | FOX Sports on MSN

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McNabb receives a $3.5 million bonus this year as part of the new agreement, but the rest of the five-year, $78 million package would come to naught if the team decides to cut ties.

I'm not sure who was the bigger fool this past year. Shanny and crew for that trade/contract or SBXVII and Brody for actually believing the Skins were holding tryouts for replacement players....lololol
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I cant believe how quickly the McNabb trade (2nd and 4th) has led to us getting absolutely nothing in return.

Didnt we give him an extra couple mil half way thru last season so that we could control where he goes and he just doesnt become a FA.

Im going to assume McNabb will give back that money for his freedom to choose where he wants to finish his career....and I could see him doing very well next year.

I thought he played pretty well here considering. I hope we do release him instead of getting a 5th rounder and sending him to pergatory somewhere.
I wish Shanahan would try to keep McNabb as much as he wants to keep Haynesworth. Well I know he doesn't "want" to keep Haynesworth, but I just wish they could make something work out with McNabb for at least one more year. With the Haynesworth issue, it is just money, and well I feel that it is not going to be expensive to fix all the goofs that Vinny made in the past. But with McNabb it's a 2nd rounder, that could've been very useful last season, that they are wasting away. As much as the FO office has improved with BA and Shanahan, this McNabb failed trade and the continuing circus around Haynesworth are sort of giving a black eye to the improvement they've made.
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