JimBob2232

So much for cash to cap...

If I were the bills, I would be looking at using a mid-2nd day pick on a QB. If we had a 5th rounder...I'd consider it.

Hell, i'd take Julian Jones for a 5th round pick....

Yep. Thats about as much as I would give up as well. Essentially McGahee for Turner.

Po-Diddy for B-Lo.

WHAT? Portis and Gore and you think they need a Running Back? I am baffled you chose washington and san fran over minnesota and houston (though I dont think they need a back either)

Yeah, look what we gave up to get Losman

Ironic that in 3 days, the first time you look at it is 18 minutes after I post you havent comented...then you hijack the thread. I'll continue for a second here...but the conservtive agenda HAS NOT been rejected. In fact, the majority of americans believe in conservative politics. The problem is that Bush and Congress are not adhereing to conservative reaganesque policies which americans crave. In time, true conservatism will win out. This is why you see, as unpopular as Bush and Congress are, you still see the republican candidates out in front in national 2008 presidential polls. Someone please switch this thread back to Gore....

Oh, I wish i could find the full article....but leaving out the last 'i' is more common than you think! http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/997808/posts

Huh? career seems to be done, yet somehow he would be expensive to sign? I'm confused. If he was willing to play for at or near the minimum with incentives on a one year contract, I'd consider it. If his only other option is making eastern motors commercials, he might consider it.

hmm... 3 days and still no molson...

Turner for a 3rd...hmmm...Well...stranger things have hapened. The market for Running Backs is THIN THIN THIN. Let's re-hash NEED A RUNNING BACK NOW Buffalo - NEEDS A RB Tenessee - NEEDS A RB (White) Green Bay - NEEDS A RB Teams that could draft a RB Early New England - Maroney New York - Thomas Jones Cleveland - Jamal Lewis Houston - A. Green/Lundy/Dayne/Gado Oakland - LaMont Jordan Philadelphia - Westbrook Dallas - Barber III/J. Jones Giants - Jacobs/Droghns Minnesota - Chester Taylor Detroit - K. Jones/Tatum Bell/Duckett Teams who ABSOLUTLEY wont be looking for an upgrade at RB Miami - Ricky Williams / Ronnie Brown Indianapolis - Addai Pittsburgh - Willie Parker Cincinatti - Rudi Johnson Baltimore - McGahee Jacksonville - Taylor/Jones-Drew Denver - Henry/Bell KC - Larry Johnson San Diego - Tomlinson Washington - Portis Chicago - Benson Tampa Bay - Cadillac New Orleans - Bush/McCallister Atlanta - Dunn/Norwood Carolina - Foster/D. Williams Seattle - Alexander St. Louis - Stephen Jackson San Fran - Gore Arizona - Edgarrin James I dont think the teams in "Category 2" will give up a whole lot for Turner, considering its a secondary need at this point. But lets assume for the sake of argument, Chris Brown re-signs with Tennessee, moving them back into Category 2. Adrian Peterson Goes to someone before our pick, we grab Willis and Lynch falls right to Green Bay. Now, lets look at the landscape. NEED A RUNNING BACK NOW Buffalo - NEEDS A RB Teams that could draft a RB Early Tenessee - White/Brown New England - Maroney New York - Thomas Jones Cleveland - Jamal Lewis Houston - A. Green/Lundy/Dayne/Gado Oakland - Jordan Philadelphia - Westbrook Dallas - Barber III/Jones Giants - Jacobs/Droghns Minnesota - Chester Taylor Detroit - K. Jones/Tatum Bell/Duckett Green Bay moves into Category C, as does the team who drafted Peterson. San Diego is looking at the big picture. They have a BACKUP running back who will be a UFA after the season. There wont be time for him to negotiate a contract extension during the draft. They cant really franchise a backup running back, can they? Buffalo is waiving a top-100 pick, as is maybe Philly and New York Giants (just an example). Its not fair value, but considering there is not time to work out a contract, its a considerable risk to Buffalo. San Diego needs to get SOMETHING for him. I dont know for sure someone will get him for just a 3rd, but I dont think its outside the realm of possibility here.

Wow, Meacham, Willis AND Peterson! Pass some of that down here buddy, I need a hit!

Meh, I would have in his position as well. He is in a much better spot being behind the oft-injured mcnabb

Another good TD find. Musta been leaving Buffalo for Florida he found the "good women"

the virgina monologues

If the deal was right....maybe....but I dont see this happening.

True, but by the start of the 2009 season, we need to have Losman and Evans locked up long-term. That will eat into alot of (cash to) cap space.

http://www.cbsnews.com/sections/i_video/ma...tml?id=2622366n Wow..

Ask yourself this. We draft Willis at 12. (Replace Fletcher) We draft Aaron Ross at 43 (or pick your available Cornerback to replace Clements) Trade 1 of our two 3rd round picks this year and one of our two 3rd round picks next year to San Diego for Turner (Replaces McGahee) Draft the best available WR, TE or LB with our remaining 3rd round pick Walker and Dockery Obviously upgraded on the OL Walker upgrades the DL (though we now have quantity over quality at the position) Then ask yourself....are we truly better? I'd have to think so.... The game is only half over....give it time.

Wow, does it come in paperback?

3rd round is too high. You can adress a need position in the 3rd round. Anywhere from round 5(i know...) to round 7 is an ideal spot to take a QB this year

I think i saw you on an espn commercial. something about talking sports out of your a$$

Is AAA either your insurance company or the insurance company of the guy who hit you? I guess, when I think of AAA, i think of them as the guys who will jump start your car, tow your car, give you travel directions, etc... and I dont think of them as the guys who could be held financially responsible for the maintenance of your car or your health. Thats my confusion.

Yep thats pretty much it. People are angry they were fired for "political reasons". Never mind that bush can fire them if he thinks their teeth are too yellow. Basically, this is a which hunt to try to (further) bring down the Bush administration. Its piling on, and the American people see it for what it is. You know how when you are really mad at someone, you start nitpicking every little thing they do....thats what this is, democrats throwing a temper tantrum. The ultimate goal here is to get Rove or (preferably) Cheney under oath and then get them to say something under oath that contradicts something they have said some other time. Some little tid-bit that they remembered incorrectly or something minor to bring up purjury charges. Thats the goal here, make no mistakes about it. So, your inclination is correct, this is a non-story.