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Old 08-08-2004, 02:28 AM   #16
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and ramsey's missed camp cost him, it took him a while to recover from that.
big difference between what a qb needs to know before performing well and what a d-lineman needs to know so it wouldn't be nearly as hard to plug him in in the next week or so as some people r making it seem. boston's injury definitely opens the door for a trade again, I just hope it doesn't involve next year's 1st rounder cuz next years draft I think will be deeper than this year's especially on the defensive side.
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Old 08-08-2004, 03:05 AM   #17
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I kinda think they'd be more into a good RB, or that they'd be able to get a better WR than gardner... their QBs suck and they're existing game plans are for a power back, so that seems more logical...
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Old 08-08-2004, 03:07 AM   #18
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There's no way Miami would trade their young star DE for above average "50/50" WR Rod Gardner. Good DEs are a lot more valuable than WRs like Gardner because there aren't as many of them. If Miami makes a trade, it's more likely that they'll go after RBs like Travis Henry or Willis McGahee or someone with real star potential. Regardless I'd like to see more of McCants as the Redskins' possession receiver and I hope he steps up.
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Old 08-08-2004, 07:09 AM   #19
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I really don't see anyone trading for O-Gun because at this point in the season HC are focusing on thier own teams to get their chosen players working. A trade at this point in the season for such a key player would be extremly disruptive and not much upside. Remember O-Gun has not been working out with the Dolphins for ever he may not be ready to contribute to any extecnt week 3 or 4 .

Also players are giving up on Gardner too soon rember he has been 2 years in the Spurrier joke and really was not what SS considered a WR should be .
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Old 08-08-2004, 12:23 PM   #20
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I kinda think they'd be more into a good RB, or that they'd be able to get a better WR than gardner... their QBs suck and they're existing game plans are for a power back, so that seems more logical...
I wouldn't say their QBs suck, not Fiedler at least. He's not spectacular but he wins. But I do agree that they would be targeting a RB more. You can sort of make the argument that they never really lost Boston since he had never played a down for them (that make any sense? I just woke up), but they did have Ricky Williams last year and now they don't so they have to replace him
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Old 08-08-2004, 12:34 PM   #21
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There's no way Miami would trade their young star DE for above average "50/50" WR Rod Gardner. Good DEs are a lot more valuable than WRs like Gardner because there aren't as many of them. If Miami makes a trade, it's more likely that they'll go after RBs like Travis Henry or Willis McGahee or someone with real star potential. Regardless I'd like to see more of McCants as the Redskins' possession receiver and I hope he steps up.
while I agree they're also looking for a rb, don't discount them going for a solid #2 wr whose shown flashes of #1 wr capabilities to pair up with Chambers cuz teams do some risky things when desperate and the phins right now r as desperate as u could get. and there's no way a trade would happen between in division opponents where one team gets a solid starting rb and the other gets an upper end pass rushing de.
I think something thats been left out in this argument is with all the bad publicity the phins have gotten this past offseason(hiring dan marino then him quitting less than a week later cuz he didn't want to be just a figurehead, ogunleye stting out, Williams retiring, and now their most physically gifted wr is out for the year), the phins fo might feel like they need to try to make some type of positive splash before the season starts and that could easily be either to trade away a prized commodity who doesn't want to be there unless the money's right(ogun) for a rb or wr or both.
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Old 08-08-2004, 12:44 PM   #22
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I think our depth at WR is what's going to help us win the NFC East. The glaring weakness in the toughest division in the NFL is lack of depth at CB for all teams. Thrash vs any nickle or dime is golden for us, and having 3 solid CBs (if Harris gets healthy) will help our pass rush with Arrington back at WLB and a more aggresive def. coordinator.

Leave things as is, we can win like this. Besides, O-gun seems to not be a team guy, just a 'me' guy to hold out like this. Let Arrington lead this defense to the Superbowl.
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Old 08-08-2004, 12:56 PM   #23
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I think our depth at WR is what's going to help us win the NFC East. The glaring weakness in the toughest division in the NFL is lack of depth at CB for all teams. Thrash vs any nickle or dime is golden for us, and having 3 solid CBs (if Harris gets healthy) will help our pass rush with Arrington back at WLB and a more aggresive def. coordinator.

Leave things as is, we can win like this. Besides, O-gun seems to not be a team guy, just a 'me' guy to hold out like this. Let Arrington lead this defense to the Superbowl.
I agree we can win with our current team but he would fix one of if not our biggest weakness on d. And there's nothing wrong with being a player who has perfomed at a high level consistently wanting to be paid what he's worth in NFL money. And I don't believe he's even under contract right now and in the nfl u have to look out for yourself money wise cuz the teams more than likely aren't gonna be there for u after u get hurt or used up.
the first 6-7 games of the year while he sits out will help show everyone whether he is the product of having jason taylor on the other end or if he and taylor aren't that far apart in talent.
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Old 08-08-2004, 01:06 PM   #24
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and another thing that makes this injury suck for the phins that I didn't know until reading an article about it on yahoo, but boston was done to 228lbs and that would have been one of if not the best wr combo in the league with chambers teaming up with boston having his head on straight and him being in shape(speed wise, dude's always gonna be ripped). cuz we all saw what he could do with the cardinals when he was in incredible shape and focused and let me tell u I wasn't upset one bit when he went to the afc, lol.
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Old 08-08-2004, 03:02 PM   #25
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and another thing that makes this injury suck for the phins that I didn't know until reading an article about it on yahoo, but boston was done to 228lbs and that would have been one of if not the best wr combo in the league with chambers teaming up with boston having his head on straight and him being in shape(speed wise, dude's always gonna be ripped). cuz we all saw what he could do with the cardinals when he was in incredible shape and focused and let me tell u I wasn't upset one bit when he went to the afc, lol.
lol yea,when he was with the cards they were in our division
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Old 08-08-2004, 03:26 PM   #26
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Boston was one of the few to abuse Champ on a regular basis. So much so that a resolution called Champ Protection Act was drafted in the US Senate to protect CB from predators like Boston.
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Old 08-08-2004, 04:54 PM   #27
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boston and toomer have always had champs number. TO be fair though Champ only played Boston when he was a rookie and one year pro.
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Old 08-09-2004, 05:50 PM   #28
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I just heard from ESPN radio that Chambers just went down with an injury.

I like Gardner, but I'd pull the trigger on this deal in a second assuming that O'guns conditioning didn't go down the crapper during the offseason.

I also agree that we need to hang on to next years picks and stack the D-line.

Throw Gardner and Betts at them and see what they say.
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Old 08-09-2004, 06:29 PM   #29
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I just heard from ESPN radio that Chambers just went down with an injury.

I like Gardner, but I'd pull the trigger on this deal in a second assuming that O'guns conditioning didn't go down the crapper during the offseason.

I also agree that we need to hang on to next years picks and stack the D-line.

Throw Gardner and Betts at them and see what they say.
I just did some more searching around, and it sounds like the Chambers injury is nothing more than a strained hami.

Theredzone.Org is reporting that O'gun and the Phins are getting closer to a deal.
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Old 08-09-2004, 07:48 PM   #30
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they are going to keep him now, they have a ton of cap space with Boston on IR and ricky gone. They also need to rely on their defense

as a side note, in madden teh skins have like 10 million in cap space.
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