JimBob2232

As long as he leaves Miami (and doesnt wind up in New England)

The annually overlooked special teamer has made plays when called upon in the past. Del Rio seemed to hint that a shakeup at wideout was possible. "The best way to challenge guys is with playing time. They tend to separate themselves." He could eventually challenge for kickoff return duties. As the team's No. 6 receiver, Hankton is mostly a special teams force. Sounds like a special teams Ace. Nothing more. Could take Aikens job?

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Yeah, I am cautious on this one, because raider fans seem to dispise him almost to a man. So I am inclined to think there is a reason. BUT, these clips do not show any problems with him. He looked okay here.

QB - JP has what it takes to get us there. Nothing spectacular yet, but he will do. RB - With the new line, and willis in a contract year, no worries FB - Need Help! OL - Very well played Marv! TE - Royal is sufficient. Though I would like someone to catch a few more passes. WR - Need a #2 WR P,K - Good Shape DT - Need a big body in the middle LB - Fletch gone. Spikes down or gone, Crowell back. Ellison/Digorgno/???? Need help DE - Kelsay/Denney/Shobel - Adequate CB - McGee/Youbooty/YIKES S - Whitner/Simpson - Like it. So.... FB, TE, #2WR, DT CB (x2?) & LB

Thats why marv and ralph like him! They can relate!

Awesome! I love it! After all, they DID win the national championship

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It certainly sounds like he was disliked in O-Town. This does not bode well. However... Good O-Lines are often made, not by the talent of the players, but by the synergy created when they are all working together. Perhaps a move to buffalo, and leaving the other 4 guys is what he needs. Coaching is extremely important. McNally (supposedly) is one of the best. I think we have a chance to see him succeed here, and I hope he does...but what the raiders fans are saying scares me.

I'tll get your whole was clean, then fall down.

They did? Spikes, Vincent, Milloy, Crowell & McCargo all missed time the last 2 years. And thats just the defense. Fletcher is one of the few guys who has stayed healthy. I'm not one who is big on resigning fletcher. Its better to let a guy go a year too early than a year too late, but come on guys, you cant doubt that fletcher has been a stud and has a few more good years left in him. If he doesnt break the bank, you have to get it done.

eh, ive got 2.5x as many posts (and still no avatar)! I had one of Bledsoe drinking a PBR....but that got old after the second season he wasnt on the team.

What the heck kind of logic is that? The Blue Jays have missed the playoffs for years, should they not resign Halladay? You cant sour on your best players because the team failed. The oppposite is true. You have to keep your best players and improve the other failing positions.

Its an XFL thing...

You guys are funny. Marv & Co. have a "to do" list. There are a whole lot of items on that list. Some of them have deadlines. The deadline for slapping a tender on someone turns out to be thursday. You have to think thats pretty close to top priority right now, along with making competitive offers to our own guys before FA starts. Anderson, meh. I dont particularly like him either, but there is NO REASON not to put a tender on the guy. Nothing to see here. No harm in doing it. I'd be more upset if we DIDNT tender him. In the overall glance of our offseason, this move will rank about #150 down on the importance scale. Somewhere below sending a scout team to check out the pro day at William & Mary.

Good link. Someone got killed by a daushund?

80kph. whats that about 25MPH?

The thought is this: Willis performs best when he is motivated. No better motivation than a contract year. Let him have a great season, tag him, then trade him when he has some value (or at least more than he has now). Potential upside: First Round pick. Potential Downside: Willis has a bad year and we do not get a 4th round pick.

Has he had any other injuries besides breaking his collar bone? I wouldnt say that alone classifies him as injury prone. But I agree...this this h'orrible...this idea. (and Bryan McKnight just busted my eardrums with the national anthem in Fontana)

Yeah, he has had some problems with injuries in the past, drops a few too many passes, but he is still a VERY good reciever. Trading for him, we are off the hook for his signing bonus, and all we owe him is the 12M over 3 years. Not a bad option at all....

Ugh, im getting so sick of this. SHAWN ALEXANDER AND EDGARRING JAMES WERE NOT WORTH A 2ND ROUND PICK. WHY IS WILLIS?????

Wow, cant put one past you can I

I agree 100%. And considering Edgarrin James and Shawn Alexander couldnt bring in a 2nd round pick last season, I doubt we could get one for Willis. Keep him, let him prove he deserves $$$$$. Tag him. Trade him for a 2nd rounder next year (if you can).

http://www.rosenhaussports.com/athletes.php Pretty good Testimonials as well

You do realize that Drew Rosenhaus works with a team of people, right?. Its not just him. And as far as his clients go, very few of them are Free Agents. He has his rookies to deal with, Donte Stallworth & Lance Briggs. Throw in McGahee shouldnt be that difficult.