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  • jamminpearls
    jamminpearls Posts: 7,078
    pjhawks wrote:
    yes this sounds like a guy i'd sign :roll: :roll: :roll:

    http://aol.sportingnews.com/nfl/story/2 ... y-headache
    I'd take him in a heartbeat,could u imagine how motivated he'd be to shove it down the Skins throats. Is he a tool? Yes, but what your not seeing is how much better he'd make are whole def. Trent Cole would be the sack leader and potential def mvp,with that big body creating mismatches. Revenge is a great motivation tool,he hated the coach hated the system and got paid of course he didn't care what they said. He was dead wrong but you know what the guy can play and you wouldn't have to pay him shit,it's a no brain risk imo.
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  • The Fixer
    The Fixer Posts: 12,837
    jamminpearls wrote:
    pjhawks wrote:
    yes this sounds like a guy i'd sign :roll: :roll: :roll:

    http://aol.sportingnews.com/nfl/story/2 ... y-headache
    I'd take him in a heartbeat,could u imagine how motivated he'd be to shove it down the Skins throats. Is he a tool? Yes, but what your not seeing is how much better he'd make are whole def. Trent Cole would be the sack leader and potential def mvp,with that big body creating mismatches. Revenge is a great motivation tool,he hated the coach hated the system and got paid of course he didn't care what they said. He was dead wrong but you know what the guy can play and you wouldn't have to pay him shit,it's a no brain risk imo.

    I'm with you.

    Rae Caerruth, Leonard Little, Lawrence Phillips. F it, sign all of them!!
  • Phantom Pain
    Phantom Pain Posts: 9,876
    The Fixer wrote:
    jamminpearls wrote:
    pjhawks wrote:
    yes this sounds like a guy i'd sign :roll: :roll: :roll:

    http://aol.sportingnews.com/nfl/story/2 ... y-headache
    I'd take him in a heartbeat,could u imagine how motivated he'd be to shove it down the Skins throats. Is he a tool? Yes, but what your not seeing is how much better he'd make are whole def. Trent Cole would be the sack leader and potential def mvp,with that big body creating mismatches. Revenge is a great motivation tool,he hated the coach hated the system and got paid of course he didn't care what they said. He was dead wrong but you know what the guy can play and you wouldn't have to pay him shit,it's a no brain risk imo.

    I'm with you.

    Rae Caerruth, Leonard Little, Lawrence Phillips. F it, sign all of them!!

    All I keep picturing at camp is the criminal bus pulling up like in Longest Yard

    :lol:
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  • The Fixer
    The Fixer Posts: 12,837
    Phantom Pain wrote:
    The Fixer wrote:

    I'm with you.

    Rae Caerruth, Leonard Little, Lawrence Phillips. F it, sign all of them!!

    All I keep picturing at camp is the criminal bus pulling up like in Longest Yard

    :lol:

    I refuse to watch the remake of that movie. What was the name of Burt Reynolds' squad in the original? I want to say Mean Machine but I can't remember if that's from Longest Yard or Wildcats.

    I still can't believe my boy reid signed vick. I'm secretly hoping the birds keep kolb and bryce paup re-enacts the hit on randall's knees...only on vick this time
  • pjhawks
    pjhawks Posts: 12,919
    The Fixer wrote:
    jamminpearls wrote:
    pjhawks wrote:
    yes this sounds like a guy i'd sign :roll: :roll: :roll:

    http://aol.sportingnews.com/nfl/story/2 ... y-headache
    I'd take him in a heartbeat,could u imagine how motivated he'd be to shove it down the Skins throats. Is he a tool? Yes, but what your not seeing is how much better he'd make are whole def. Trent Cole would be the sack leader and potential def mvp,with that big body creating mismatches. Revenge is a great motivation tool,he hated the coach hated the system and got paid of course he didn't care what they said. He was dead wrong but you know what the guy can play and you wouldn't have to pay him shit,it's a no brain risk imo.

    I'm with you.

    Rae Caerruth, Leonard Little, Lawrence Phillips. F it, sign all of them!!

    the guy hates ryan howard and jeff carter, you know actually productive professional athletes, and wants to sign a complete turd like Haynesworth. if you think the 7th leading goal scorer in the NHL is a dog what the hell do you call haynesworth? my god...'

    and if you say no risk you guys have no clue about putting a team together. have you guys ever played organized sports? a dog can give cancer to the rest of the team. dogs like haynesworth aren't worth a nickel. again difference between asshole off the field (vick) and asshole and dog on the field (haynesworth). ill take a shot on productive assholes but complete utter lazy ass dogs help no one.
  • The Juggler
    The Juggler Posts: 49,597
    the good thing about the nfl is there are no guaranteed contracts pjhawk. if he acts like he did in washington, which i don't really expect, we can wash our hands clean at the drop of a hat.
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  • pjhawks
    pjhawks Posts: 12,919
    The Juggler wrote:
    the good thing about the nfl is there are no guaranteed contracts pjhawk. if he acts like he did in washington, which i don't really expect, we can wash our hands clean at the drop of a hat.

    that's true but i fear haynesworth is like the smelly machinic in seinfeld. once you get that BO on you it is going to take a long time to wipe it clean. i don' know i just don't see this guy as worth the risk. burress id take a chance on.
  • The Juggler
    The Juggler Posts: 49,597
    pjhawks wrote:
    The Juggler wrote:
    the good thing about the nfl is there are no guaranteed contracts pjhawk. if he acts like he did in washington, which i don't really expect, we can wash our hands clean at the drop of a hat.

    that's true but i fear haynesworth is like the smelly machinic in seinfeld. once you get that BO on you it is going to take a long time to wipe it clean. i don' know i just don't see this guy as worth the risk. burress id take a chance on.

    money
    money
    jim washburn

    those are 3 things that will motivate the dude.
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  • The Fixer
    The Fixer Posts: 12,837
    The Juggler wrote:
    pjhawks wrote:
    The Juggler wrote:
    the good thing about the nfl is there are no guaranteed contracts pjhawk. if he acts like he did in washington, which i don't really expect, we can wash our hands clean at the drop of a hat.

    that's true but i fear haynesworth is like the smelly machinic in seinfeld. once you get that BO on you it is going to take a long time to wipe it clean. i don' know i just don't see this guy as worth the risk. burress id take a chance on.

    money
    money
    jim washburn

    those are 3 things that will motivate the dude.

    also being in the skins division

    there's no risk involved. pjhawks is wrong as always
  • The Juggler
    The Juggler Posts: 49,597
    The Fixer wrote:
    The Juggler wrote:
    pjhawks wrote:
    that's true but i fear haynesworth is like the smelly machinic in seinfeld. once you get that BO on you it is going to take a long time to wipe it clean. i don' know i just don't see this guy as worth the risk. burress id take a chance on.

    money
    money
    jim washburn

    those are 3 things that will motivate the dude.

    also being in the skins division

    there's no risk involved. pjhawks is wrong as always

    i would think with an abreviated training camp, knowing washburn's schemes will make the birds an even likelier destination for him too.

    SUPER BOWL!
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  • The Juggler
    The Juggler Posts: 49,597
    Eagles “loading up and going for it” when lockout ends
    Posted by Gregg Rosenthal on June 15, 2011, 5:05 PM EDT
    H. Roseman AP

    The Eagles aren’t even trying to contain their excitement about their plan for when the lockout ends.

    Following comments from owner Jeffrey Lurie and coach Andy Reid about being aggressive in free agency, G.M. Howie Roseman and an unnamed source made it clear to Michael Silver of Yahoo! Sports that the Eagles are ready to make big moves.

    “This is the year,” one source told Silver. “We think we have a great shot to win it, and we’re loading up and going for it.”

    Roseman added he was “ready for some action – right now.”

    So what might that action consist of? Silver’s source believes Albert Haynesworth is near the top of the list.

    “[Defensive line coach Jim Washburn] is convinced he can get the most out of Haynesworth,” the Eagles source said. “He wants him badly.”

    Also on the wishlist: Reid reportedly “loves” the idea of adding Plaxico Burress. Reggie Bush was a player that interested the Eagles earlier in the offseason, although Bush may not want to be a backup there to LeSean McCoy and the team drafted scatback Dion Lewis.

    “I think there are going to be a lot of opportunities in front of us, players looking for short-term deals who want to win a championship,” Roseman told Silver. “Any good player that we think can help our team, we’re going to take a hard look at.”

    Roseman expects a “frenzy” of action when the league returns, rewarding the most aggressive and prepared teams. It’s safe to expect the Eagles to be in the middle of the fun.



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  • The Juggler
    The Juggler Posts: 49,597
    that's a lot of coin. peter king:

    The race for the best defensive free agent since Deion Sanders.

    I make the case lower in this column that the Houston Texans have to go after free-agent cornerback Nnamdi Asomugha when the shopping season opens. And I think the Lions should make a hard run at him too. But I don't get the sense either team will. My three favorites whenever teams can hit the market:

    1. Philadelphia. Rumors (and they seem to be more than that) are flying that the Eagles are going to strike quickly and spend big money in free agency. Imagine pairing Asomugha with very good cover man Asante Samuel. It'd be money well-spent, even at a Bradyish $18 million a year.

    2. Dallas. Go back in history. Remember when Jerry Jones, against the wishes of son Steven, gave Deion Sanders a $13 million signing bonus in 1995 to come to Dallas? (Jerry thought his son was going to punch him over it.) Jones has the ability to fit Asomugha under his cap. With Tony Romo and DeMarcus Ware the only huge-money players on the roster, the Joneses can find a way to shoehorn an Asomugha contract into the fold.

    3. Baltimore. Everything says no -- the Ravens need to sign Haloti Ngata long-term, and how many megabuck defensive players can you have in a cap era? But Ozzie Newsome knows the only thing his defense lacks is a shutdown corner.

    I could see the Jets being interested if they figure Antonio Cromartie is too big of a risk to sign long-term, but how can your starting corners, collectively, be 30 percent of your cap? That's what would happen if Asomugha and Darrelle Revis became teammates. And I could see Seattle kicking the tires. The Seahawks don't have a $10-million-a-year player, and Paul Allen's got the dough. We'll see, but my guess is Asomugha ends up in the NFC East.

    By the way, I had every intention in this space of running down the top 20 free agents, but I looked at the list and it felt a little fruitless. We don't know what the rules are, and whether four- and five-year unsigned vets will be free. So I'll wait until we have more information.
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  • The Juggler
    The Juggler Posts: 49,597
    they're moving the service time to free agency back to 4 years....that means stu's gonna be an unrestricted free agent now. also means the birds will have a lot more to choose from in a few weeks.

    caps gonna be between 141M to 151M

    this is going to be a crazy summer...
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  • jamminpearls
    jamminpearls Posts: 7,078
    The Juggler wrote:
    they're moving the service time to free agency back to 4 years....that means stu's gonna be an unrestricted free agent now. also means the birds will have a lot more to choose from in a few weeks.

    caps gonna be between 141M to 151M

    this is going to be a crazy summer...
    Can't Wait!!!!!!!!!
    Go Birds!!!!
  • The Fixer
    The Fixer Posts: 12,837
    These Kolb for DRC rumors better not be true. They can get more
  • The Juggler
    The Juggler Posts: 49,597
    The Fixer wrote:
    These Kolb for DRC rumors better not be true. They can get more

    you see the latest iguadala rumors?

    they're getting better
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  • The Fixer
    The Fixer Posts: 12,837
    The Juggler wrote:
    The Fixer wrote:
    These Kolb for DRC rumors better not be true. They can get more

    you see the latest iguadala rumors?

    they're getting better

    Well they couldn't have gotten much worse.
  • The Juggler
    The Juggler Posts: 49,597
    The Fixer wrote:
    The Juggler wrote:
    The Fixer wrote:
    These Kolb for DRC rumors better not be true. They can get more

    you see the latest iguadala rumors?

    they're getting better

    Well they couldn't have gotten much worse.

    3 way trade with minnesota and la where we'd get the #2 pick plus odom and artest
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  • The Fixer
    The Fixer Posts: 12,837
    The Juggler wrote:

    3 way trade with minnesota and la where we'd get the #2 pick plus odom and artest

    derrek williams would equal a fixer romance explosion.

    hopefully odom and artest would just be expiring deals. neither of them bring much. though artest would instantly become their best rebounder...and he'd take nocioni's minutes.
  • The Juggler
    The Juggler Posts: 49,597
    The Fixer wrote:
    The Juggler wrote:

    3 way trade with minnesota and la where we'd get the #2 pick plus odom and artest

    derrek williams would equal a fixer romance explosion.

    hopefully odom and artest would just be expiring deals. neither of them bring much. though artest would instantly become their best rebounder...and he'd take nocioni's minutes.

    odom was the 6th man of the year. makes only 9 mil and is in last year of contract. and artest brings toughness. i doubt nocioni will be here

    i think these are two separate trades...though it could turn into a 3 team. either way, if we get the #2 to go along with the #16, that would be incredible. if not williams, i'd love to get enes kanter with the 2nd pick. then they could get jordan hamilton, a shooter, at 16......tomorrow is gonna be interesting
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