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Kelsay actually isn't that bad of a DE he just wasn't suitable at all as a LB in a 3-4 defense. This is where he's pretty decent, in all actuality he might benefit the most playing opposite of Mario Williams. I think instead of releasing him you go with the approach of restructuring first. I know a lot of people don't like him but this isn't the best time to release him. If he has a good year we might be able to trade him next year for a somewhat decent draft pick instead of getting absolutely nothing.

Robert Kraft should just worry about his prom queen QB and be a professional. Owners shouldn't comment publicly on what other teams are doing with free-agency in a negative light, that's just corny. The worst thing is a grown ass man who can't embrace a challenge or an inc rease of competition. His team was caught cheating and hasn't won a Superbowl since. To be completely honest this just shows you that we're moving in the right direction. He's nervous about having to share the spotlight, it's not just the patriots anymore and he doesn't want to accept that. We aren't that far off from being a legitimate contender and he definitely know's that. We went balls out because we had to, we don't have the luxury of getting players to just come here like he has at this point. But at least we're not cheating to win!....GO BILLS!!!!

Hahah I kinda think it's being taken a little out of context, I don't think he slammed him at all. I think Sanchez should be more worried about his teammates sh!ttin on him as opposed to our GM disregarding him.

The Dolphins have a horrible fan base, they're GM has always been a douche and it's TOO hot in Miami. Haha it's seriously uncomfortable as to how humid and hot it is during the summer!!

I understand your logic on this but at the same time I just don't think it's too realistic. Brad Smith is a great asset but not a number 2 by any means. We need a vertical threat and a guy who can run routes that will compliment Stevie on the other side.

I definitely agree with you, I say we either take kuechly or Floyd. I think they're the best values at number 10.

This is garbage. Pure rubbishness

staying another night, fingers crossed!!

I think the weather thing is waaayyy overrated. I mean seriously, these guys are multi millionares, they have homes wherever they want. The reason Meachem left is because he was getting more money, he's going to be a number one receiver, he's going to have phillip rivers throwing him the ball, he's in a vertical attack offense just a few things off the top. It's a no brainer, I'm sure the weather did play a certain role but there's a lot more factors than that.

As far as I'm concerned he's as good as gone forever. We apparently we were out to make him the highest payed defensive player and he still left so in my eyes f*%k him. Whats going to suck even more is if he goes to the pats and we lose out on another DE waiting on him to make his decision.

Not feeling this at all, dude is a horrible passer. Then you want to put him in Buffalo with this climate?

who would hold his whoppers for him?

Yeah it just seems like an early 2000's Redskins move doesn't it? haha, just something about it gleams Dan Snyder

All of that stuff is fixable. He's not out there beating up women, and doing lines in the locker room. He's a hardworker who made some dumb decisions in his past, big deal. The guy can play, he's very effective in run blocking, awesome hands I mean the list goes on.

Thats way too much money for a guy his age. I understand he's an awesome pass rusher but 14mil? you might as well go after Mario Williams.

Interesting point of view, never really thought about it in that regard. I don't think anyone would mind going all out for Mario Williams, at the same time regardless we're going to have to spend more than other teams any way you look at it.

This makes no sense for us. What a waste of keystrokes

It hasn't been a good franchise, it's cold, its a small market, we haven't been to the playoffs in over a decade...and the beat goes on. We are now doing the right things

Coy Wire is a snitch, this is just totally pointless. Is he that hard up for publicity? does he need a hug and a passifier? It's just hard to understand why he's being so persistent with this, I really don't

Nice job, he's a vital piece of our offense.

I bet they reached out to Peyton, there's a reason Fitz's contract came with a clause in it. Why wouldn't you look at Manning? I like Fitz but regardless he's no Peyton. I think we would be a lot better fit than Miami would too. No one thought we would sign T.O., no one thought we'd draft CJ, I mean nothing in this league is set in stone. NOTHING!. We haven't been the the playoffs since 1999-2000 so for them not to even try is highly unlikely

I totally agree with you on that, coples is trash. I love Nick Perry i'm so shocked that no one is really showing him any love, I think he's the top DE in the draft personally. Call me crazy but he know's how to ball

I think a lot of what is out there is bull. Just because you have surgery to repair something everyone always assumes that it means you'll "never be the same". Fact is, you're right, you could be even better. He's had this foot problem for a long time and its been nagging him, now he finally is taking the appropriate step to correct it and he'll probably have more of a burst once it's healed. He won't have to worry about every little step (sorry bobby brown for bittin).

Could very well be the case!! Hopefully we find out this week haha

I think Buddy Nix and the management did a great job getting Stevie signed, I also think they've done a decent job all together. The thing that means the most is that at least they're trying. What happened today is something that everyone all around deserves (fans, the team, the organization, the city, the NFL) and it "should" happen. We are so used to a half ass franchise that we get kinda slap happy when something normal actually happens. Either way Chan and Buddy have always kept their word and it's really refreshing to see that they do care and that it's not just about making a profit. Things like this are a good sign and it's something that players on the team have to look at and be say "Performance actually does pay here". It brings up the morale of the team and also it's going to bring a more a more competitive nature within the team. I'm glad that he got his due diligence and the way he handled the whole thing in a humble manner made it that much more great to see. We've had the opportunity to see him at his worst and at his best and he's never bashed us or wanted out. A long way from the McGahee's of the past. I'm looking forward to this off-season and I think we all should be a little optimistic.