Armchair GM

Thanks professor

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so, are you a redder shade of neck, or a whiter shade of trash?

not saying that he's not worth it, but at this stage of his career it seems more like a reward for past play cuz it's hard to believe that he can get better...

Van's term was "Fandamonium" this "Fandamodium" sounds like a cure for the diareah that ensues after watching your team suck for a decade...

Good, then he'll love the fact that the average price for a beer in the bars in Buffalo is like $3

Completely agree...his bend but don't break D is a thing of the past...he's just doesn't have an aggressive enough style for the NFL anymore.

I would love to hear your logic on Ciron Black...(serously, I've heard nothing bad about this kid and I don't know why his stock isn't risisng)

Then you want Blount..dude is a bruiser

Tony Pike? Really? Dude is so skinny, he looks like a skeleton wrapped in an ace bandage. @ 6'6" and 212Lbs, he'll get murdered in the NFL.

One name for ya fella's....Ciron Black: OT, LSU. 6'4" 318lbs. 53 game starter, 40 straight @ LT. Graded out at 85% or better all 12 games this year. I have no Idea why they got this kid going in rd 3-4...Oh, and from what I read about the Sr. bowl, he man handled Terrence Cody when they moved him inside ofr a few snaps...

It's relatively certain that he will be brought in....IMO, even if T.O. sticks around....gotta replace reed anyway!

Funny cuz yesterdaysreport had him "imposing his will and collapsing the pocket with a bullrush."

Google 2010 Senior Bowl Coverage...more than a couple!

Yeah, and all the "experts" have him going in Rd 3-4, some even as high as 2. Plus the write-ups out of Mobile, granted it's only day 3, are that he is "By Far" the most impressive QB there...Good assessment on your part cuz, you know, I'm sure you have no bias

because of the CBA or did I just get some bunk info...?

Here's what I beleive to be a realistic look at the positions of need, IMHO, that can be addressed in each. We'll start off with Free Agency: WR - May be a reach, but Id rather see them make a play for Brandon Marshal rather than resigning T.O. I'm in the minority as a T.O. fan, but Marshall is younger and faster with better hands and will pullmore double coverages than T.O. LT - Marcus McNeill, San Diego: 26 years old, 6'7" 336lbs. playing under rookie (2nd round) contract, monster rookie year, not as flashy the past couple years but still well above average. Donald Penn, Tampa: 27 years old, 6'5" 305lbs. underated guy, keeps the blind side clean, and the "2nd coming" of the Cadillac was largely do to running so well off tackle to the left. Well balanced and mobile. D Line: Johnny Jolly - Assuming we make the move to a 3-4, Jolly is great against the run and has the size to play inside. Ray Edwards - Love this guy! I think he benfits from being on the best D Line in theNFL in Minn, and it may be a stretch seeing how good he hasplayed this year, so Minn may make him a priority re-sign. Richard Seymour - Yeah, yeah...ex-*Patriot, but I think he would love to face his former team, that screwed him, a couple times a year. There are some other attractive free agents (ie. Peppers, Dumerville) but I really don't think they're going anywhere...especially Peppers as he is going to demand some premo coin and he's not exactly a spring chicken! Draft: RD 1 (assuming LT is addressed in FA): Rolando McClain - 2nd coming of Patrick Willis. I would be pumped if we land him. RD 2 Toby Gerhart (BOOM goes the Dynamite) BEAST! Freddy J isn't very young and Beast Load is on his way out, cuz he's a ruhtard. RD 3 Dan LeFevour - Just wait for this kid's combine...Right now, I've scene him as the 6th rated QB, but I think that is a testament o coming out of the MAC..(see my previous post on this kid) RD 4, 5, 6a & 6b &7 can be used on depth for thwe OL, DL and maybe WR Flame away my friends...

Here's a couple good LT prospects that will be UFA's: Marcus McNeill, San Diego: 26 years old, 6'7" 336lbs. playing under rookie (2nd round) contract, monster rookie year, not as flashy the past couple years but still well above average. Donald Penn, Tampa: 27 years old, 6'5" 305lbs. underated guy, keeps the blind side clean, and the "2nd coming" of the Cadillac was largely do to running so well off tackle to the left. Well balanced and mobile.

more like 31, but who's counting?

Agreed...the only way he is a threat is as a #2, with a viable #1 on the opposite side of the field and an above average guy in the slot.

Wow, you girls are harsh! Let me elaborate... 1. Had no idea how much scratch Roscoe was pulling in, which btw is rediculous. 2. With that said, a draft pick (Ko Simpson) should be thrown in the mix 3. Whoever read into this post that I was including an unrestricted free agent (Josh Reed) in this trade...you have a reading comprehension level that of a 2nd grader. I said there is a hole to fill with him being gone. 4. Cleveland obviously doesn't think Cribb's has potential to be an offensive threat, given the meeger "raise" they offered him. 5. From what I've read over the last couple seasons, a lot of people around the league believe Roscoe needs a change of scenery to realize his full potential. (put him in *New England and he makes Welker look like a slouch.) 6. Tigers love pepper, they hate cinnamon

Cribbs wants out of Cleveland a he believes they view him as only a kick returner...I think he was severely underutilized. Parrish will likely not "fit" into anyone's, who comes here, scheme and Josh Reed will likely not get a new contract. Cribbs could fill a void, both returning, and on O...just sayn'

He was more noticeable than Maybinot...just sayn'

You guys are total losers! Who roots for people to get injured...Though he plays for the team I hate the most, he's an incredible athlete and the best slot receiver in the league. What you deserve is a kick in the nutts, so you might as well do it yourself d-bags!