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Aaaaand jackass move of the year goes TO the Dolphins.
Seriously, they took Ginn WAY too early. Funny that they picked him up as a receiver and kick returner, a role filled by my personal favorite player Wes Welker, until he went to New England.
Really, though, if they wanted Ginn they could have easily traded down a few spots to get him. Maybe give up the spot to someone that wants Willis; 9 is the beginning of the point where he would be expected to go.
Indeed! I was slightly surprised when Miami passed on him.Quote:
Originally Posted by r'aggro
Ginn to Miami is definitely a reach. And what is Houston doing? They now seem set for DT starters until 2020, but don't they have more glaring needs?
The Jets just stole Pittsburgh's homeboy. LOL!!!
Heh. Well, at least every other shot isn't of Quinn anymore.
Would have been cool if he went to the Steelers. His college and pro locker rooms would have only been like 20 yards away from each other.Quote:
Originally Posted by r'aggro
that's because the NFL moved him to a suite because he couldn't deal with the cameras anymore, his emotional frailty started to show and this is possibly why he fell...teams don't want to take a chance on a crybaby whiner, we all learned the eli manning lessonQuote:
Originally Posted by Boneycat
green bay needed a QB, miami, jets.... jacksonville needs one... very telling.
KC will take him if he drops that far
Emotional frailty? He looked professional all the way. It's just freaking awkward having him sit there with cameras on him for hour after hour. They learned their lesson after Aaron Rodgers a few years back.Quote:
Originally Posted by vairox
I'm starting to get the sneaking suspicion that if he falls much farther, the Ravens will try to trade up for him. I don't think he gets by Jacksonville, though.
he is fragile... he has an image and if things aren't going his way he gets upset, might have more to do with his GF not liking the idea that there will be a lot less gucci and prada now that he has easily lost $15+ million
Well I can kind of sympathize with him since for the last month all he saw in the media was him being taken in the opening selections. I'm sure this is a huge blow to him. On the other hand, he HAS to be relieved that the Raiders didn't take him LOL.
All week the Cowboys have been saying they want to trade down, as they don't have a supreme need for anything in the first. Someone else trading into this spot is VERY likely imo. Otherwise, taking Quinn would seem like a really "Jerry Jones" type of thing to do.
If Quinn doesn't get picked up by KC, then it'll be awhile before someone takes him as I don't see any other team in dire need of a QB, unless the Browns can trade up for him.
Drama over.
Wow. It seems as if Cleavland WANTS to win this year. Just dont know if its enough.
Whats funny though... is that at least in Joe Gibbs first go around... that strategy yielded 3 Super Bowls.Quote:
Originally Posted by r'aggro
It's a new day in age now I realize... but with unrestricted free agency now... I would think that teams would be able to gamble even MORE that way now (i.e. trading away draft picks).