PhinBlitz9955

Hopefully he can come back to how he was in 2005. He sucked last year.

I agree 100%. Last year in week 17, Miami came down to the last play of the game with the chance of beating the Colts. They lost but I wasn't as upset as if the game had been played in week 2. I figured okay they get a higher draft pick now. Not bad.

Of course it makes you happy. Just like Buffalo's linebackers and corners make me happy. Have a good one.

Ughhhhhhh. Absolutely terrible. If they give up anything more than a 6th round pick for Green then it's a terrible trade. The guy is 37 years old, had a severe concussion, and had a bad year. I don't even want to get started on Culpepper. I thank Nick Saban (stupid son of a ......) for his brilliant decision to take him over Drew Brees.

I agree 100%. Hopefully Quinn will be that long-term starting pro for the Miami Dolphins.

Yes the reciever arguement is good because Tennessee's recievers are fantastic. Bennett (1 good year) and a bunch of 3rd reciever at best guys. Bennett is gone now so they have even less.

Well I know their 3rd round pick (#71 I believe) will only make it a 15 point difference in Miami's favor. I could see Washington taking that or maybe asking for the 60th pick.

If you look at the draft chart, pick 40 is way too much to move up 3 spots there. Their 3rd round pick is much more equal value. It could even be the 60th pick. No way they give up the 40th pick to move up 3 spots.

I think a New England logo should be placed on the cover.

VY will be a way better passer than Michael Vick. It won't even be close. He threw 1 more interception than touchdown and it was only his rookie year. Michael Vick won't be half the player Vince Young will be. Vince Young will be a better passer, a better runner, and he is an amazingly clutch player. The Titans, led by him, will have at least 1 Superbowl victory in their future.

Green is definitely an upgrade over Daunte Culpepper. He has not proven he can play without Moss. He was terrible in 2005 in Minnesota before he was injured (6 TDs and 12 INTs). He is no longer mobile, makes questionable decisions, and is not even fully healthy yet. Releasing or trading him saves Miami $1.3 million in cap room. Green is good for 2 reasons. He upgrades Miami's QB for the short term and he will be a great tutor to any QB they take on day 1 whether it be Quinn, Russell, Edwards, Stanton, Kolb, or Beck.

There's a huge difference between Zach and Green. Zach is still playing at the highest level he's ever played. Green is coming off a major concussion and did not play well after the injury. I doubt Miami gives up anything more than a 6th for Green because they have all the leverage. I don't know why I'm even talking about Thomas being traded because there is no talk of it.

I've only heard one rumor regarding Zach Thomas in a trade and that was to Denver and it was over a month ago. He won't go anywhere but if they were to shop him I'd say he can get Miami a 2nd round pick at least. He is still one of the top 3 MLBs in the game.

I'm thinking it's going to be Calvin Johnson. In the past week I've heard that he is by far the #1 prospect on their draft board, I've heard Brett Favre guarantee that Randy Moss will be in Green Bay this season, and I've heard that Oakland is interested in Josh McCown and Daunte Culpepper. Now the #1 prospect being CJ, sending your best player (who is a WR that can help a rookie QB) to Green Bay, and interest in other QBs leads me to believe that they will take Johnson.