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I agree. The notion that some have, that he should not be traded within the AFC East is a joke. If they are the only team offering up a pick, make the deal NOW!

Johnny...I won't quote your entire post, but once again, keep up the good work. I know there was somebody during last years show that did a similar critique. I don't know if it was you or not, but you guys are great.

I don't think any team is going to take on Moulds contract, but I was wondering if the Bills cap hit for this year is the same if we trade him or cut him?

I think if the judges go back and listen to Lisa and Ace, they will go back and change their opinions. They were both bordering on bad. I think you have the bottom 3 nailed.

I read something recently that stated the Redskins have only one pick(I believe is was #53) in the first FOUR rounds of the draft.

I've never seen any of those.

Don't get to used to Brad. Between the Sabres playoff games and Yankee games(I am assuming WGR is carrying the Yankees again ), Brad doesn't get a heck of a lot of air time between April and September.

If JP doesn't step up to the plate and wins the job in training camp and at the same time Nall is impressive, I don't think it would matter if Holcomb or Nall is the starter. There is a good chance they would just cut JP loose.

All I can picture is this... After one of his classic "holding the ball too long" sacks while TO was wide open frantically waving his hands, he walks off the field, Parcells puts him in a headlock and starts punching him in the head while TO walks up behind him and gives him an atomic wedgie for all time.

Nall was so good in NFLE in 2003 that the Packers went out and drafted Aaron Rodgers in 2004. Go figure?

Just how I predicted it would play out(actually even faster than I predicted)... http://www.stadiumwall.com/index.php?showt...ndpost&p=633843

One and done. If the Bears match, he is under contract to them and is no longer an RFA.

Using a second round pick to draft Parrish who because of his size will never be anything more than a part-time player was a joke. I didn't like the pick then and I don't like it now.

I'm okay with Reed coming back. Does this mean the 10 million dollar man at WR can now be sent packing.

Yeah but would he pass the great Krumrie test. You know...that test that is the ultimate way to tell who can play and who can't in the NFL.

Coy....you are going to be coughing up some serious jack in 2006. Might as well just sign over your entire salary for 2006(assuming you make the team)

I don't think Grady will come cheap at all. This is probably his last chance to get a good contract and will try as hard as he can to maximize this contract. I would bet he is looking for at least 4 mil per year for a 3 year contract.

Outstanding summary. Keep up the good work.

Thanks for putting so much thought into your insightful thread title.

Nobody knows how the voting will shape the competition, but from my view, it should be a two horse race between Chris and Taylor. Katharine would probably round out the top 3.

Release him already so we can stop hearing him whine. Even better, trade him to a team that has bigger qb problems then the Bills!

Wanna bet... fyou Danny!

Dolphins | Goodman signed Mon, 13 Mar 2006 09:16:40 -0800 Updating previous reports, MiamiDolphins.com reports the Miami Dolphins have officially signed free-agent CB Andre' Goodman (Lions) to a three-year deal. Financial terms were not disclosed. Dolphins | Hodge signed Mon, 13 Mar 2006 09:16:18 -0800 Updating previous reports, MiamiDolphins.com reports the Miami Dolphins have officially signed free-agent LB Sedrick Hodge (Saints) to a two-year deal. Financial terms were not disclosed.

I don't think it is posted here yet, but it should be eventually(the old one is here)... http://nflpa.org/main/main.asp