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Name me a Tampa 2 team that uses a butterball.

He officially retired a few months ago.

Walker may be a fat slob, but he's a pretty good fat slob.

Cutler and management are such idiots. He has one the best WR's in the game, a legit #2, a very good pass catching TE, a strong running game, and an awesome O-line.... and he wants out? He wasn't even that good last year with all this, and he wants to go somewhere else? No place that will want him has an offensive core anywhere near as good as Denver. He has a chance to be really good, but he and management are !@#$ing it up.

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Hell no.. Roy Williams got traded for a 1st, 3rd, and a 6th. We can get WAY more for Peters.

No idea who is interested. Probably a team with a ton of cash to spend and a lot of draft picks.

Say we get two 1sts from Philly (not out of the question... Roy Williams fetched a 1st 3rd and 6th and he hadn't done anything in a while). There are way too many things you can do with that many picks... we could trade up for Aaron Curry, or trade down and really stock pile picks.

Walker is too large to play guard.

I have no idea... if Peters does leave, it will be for a bunch of picks.

Again, look at Cutler's receiving options. He's an average QB at this point in his career; he has the potential to be really good... but I don't think he would have much success if he had lesser talent around him. Brandon Marshall could break the single season record for catches, Eddie Royal has been very good, and Tony Scheffler is a very good receiving TE. It just doesn't make sense to trade for Cutler when we haven't even surrounded our QB with anything comparable to what Jay Cutler has. The Broncos also have a very good offensive line, and they gained 4.8 yards a carry while their rookie LT only gave up 2.5 sacks. Lets face it, the Denver Bronco's offense has so many more good players on it. What would Cutler do if no one was open? He has a penchant for bone-headed turn overs, and i don't think he would check down very often. If you brought Cutler here last year, he would have thrown 20+ INTs as he is the type of QB that forces the ball even when no one is open. His YPA was .1 greater than Trent last year. Trading for him makes no sense.

Cutler had much better talent around him. He has a great #1, a legit #2, and a very good pass catching TE. Not to mention his numbers are extremely inflated since he throws the ball near 40 times a game.

Top 10 tackles in the NFL (per scouts inc): 6-5 311 6-6 320 6-3 295 6-3 290 6-7 335 6-6 310 6-4 350 6-4 295 6-0 292 6-0 315 There are only 2 players above 320, and they are 6-4 and 6-7. Raji is 6-2 340.

That's because the pats #1 objective is to take Lee Evans away.

Get over it people, Raji will most likely have to drop a few pounds to retain the same quickness he had in College. As long as we run the Tampa 2, it would not be smart to plug in players that do not fit our scheme. It's not a coincidence that the Bears have Tommie Harris, and not a player like Ngata. You can B word all you want about our D needing someone to plug up the middle, but we don't run a 3-4. We need a tackle who can get sacks, not a fat ass. Also, the best tackles in the NFL are NOT short and fat. Most are tall and in the 300-320 range.

Warren Sapp ran a 4.69 at the combine, while being 330 lbs. Raji is nowhere close to that.

Hardy will be ready to go at the beginning of the season. In fact, he will participate in training camp.

Not even close. We were 14th in the league, and we had virtually no pass rush. The offense was around 28th.

Not saying i wouldn't take him, but i think he would better serve us at 315 rather than 330+.

We would have been in the playoffs if our offense wasn't so pitiful. We will have a top 10 defense if we can get a pass rusher.

That's extremely bad legal advice. Thank God you aren't his lawyer.

Stroud is 6-6 310... he's not huge. McCargo didn't fit our scheme because he couldn't get consistent penetration. Raji can get penetration, but to do it in the NFL he will need to drop 10-20 pounds. and yes our scheme was been successful. We were in the top half of the league last year in defense... add a DE and we are top 10.

seems a bit overweight to me. He would need to slim down a bit to play in our scheme.

Leonard was an All pro, something Stallworth is far from being.