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Living Legend
Join Date: Jun 2004
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Re: The perfect trade for Ramsey
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Special Teams
Join Date: Feb 2004
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Re: The perfect trade for Ramsey
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also, if you trade for rogers the first thing he will want is a new contract with a large bonus. better to let him hit free agency first. it will be cheaper. |
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Special Teams
Join Date: Feb 2004
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Re: The perfect trade for Ramsey
detroit was looking to get out from under rogers.. oft injured. some substance issues, but a world of talent...
he could end up cut this off season as well |
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Join Date: Sep 2005
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Re: The perfect trade for Ramsey
I would be happy for a 3rd or 4th rounder for him. But the word was last offseason a deal was almost made with Jets for Abraham and a 3 or 4th.....
THAT WOULD BE GRT!!! But we need a few players to restructure.
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Special Teams
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Re: The perfect trade for Ramsey
they won't tag abraham because he would cost too much and the jets would rather cut him (or leave him a free agent, rather) and get out from under his contract.
plus, abraham seems to be always getting nicked and is always going public with his issues. not sure i want him over howard or raheem brock or aaron kampman. abraham reminds me far too much of javon kearse. oft injured and never as productive as philly would have liked. buyer beware on abraham |
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Re: The perfect trade for Ramsey
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Living Legend
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Re: The perfect trade for Ramsey
i dont see ramsey getting either donte or porter either... 1000 yard receiver for an QB that's regarded as a backup or average. plus why would either one of those teams give up the very thing they need to make their new QB successful.
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Join Date: Feb 2004
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Re: The perfect trade for Ramsey
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Living Legend
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Re: The perfect trade for Ramsey
howard is decent, but i think guys like kampman may be in a similar price range and much mroe productive. (then again 6.5 sacks and 82 tackles from a DE is crazy, so who knows what his price will be)
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Camp Scrub
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Italy
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Re: The perfect trade for Ramsey
I agree 12thman...I dont think Gibbs will let PR go with out a backup plan with another VET to be either #3 or #2 pending on what the Coaches see in JC.
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Mr. Brightside
Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: Leesburg, VA
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Re: The perfect trade for Ramsey
todd collins cannot be relied on to start even as a backup to brunell or campbell. the guy hasnt thrown a td since 2002, and hasnt thrown more than 12 passes in a season since 1997
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Fight for old DC!
Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Aldie, VA
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Re: The perfect trade for Ramsey
Wow, now we're comparing Ramsey to Aikman??
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Special Teams
Join Date: Dec 2005
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Re: The perfect trade for Ramsey
Ramsey to Miami a 5th rd pick so they can have the Ferotte-Ramsey-Rosenfels triple threat. Jacobs and Thrash to NE for Flutie. We cut Hall and have Flutie do drop-kicks for FG's.
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Pro Bowl
Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Greensboro, North Carolina
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Re: The perfect trade for Ramsey
I guess TAFKAS! I just don't understand it. If Ramsey was starting and had the same exact year that Brunell had or better, then I would have fully supported Ramsey. My loyality lies with the team and not just certain players. I stick up for Brunell, because everybody wrote him off last year - including myself. He came back this year and had a very good year for the most part. I realize he had some bad games, but even the Super Bowl quarterbacks we had on this team had bad games once in awhile.
However, if Jason Campbell steps in next year and shows he's ready, then I'll support him 100%! If somehow Ramsey stays on the team (not likely) and starts and plays well, I'll support him. But, I'll keep supporting Brunell as long as he plays and brings in wins for us. If he can't, Gibbs and company are smart enough to know when to the pull the trigger. They haven't made any bad personnel decisions yet.
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Join Date: Feb 2004
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