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How can you respect a guy when it took him two seasons to realize he actually had to put some effort into his job?

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I guess respect was not the right word. My point was he realized that you cant live off of reputation alone. Most players who have one good season then sign a big deal never figure this out.

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From: Tom Donahoe<GM@buffalobills.com>

To: Arthur Blank<owner@atlantafalcons.com>

Subject: PP

 

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McNabb to Peerless Price.

 

That could be a very deadly combo.

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i agree with this....especially with TO lined up at the other end....and Westbrook coming out of the backfield or lining up in the slot....my goodness....Lights out!

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You'd think that Atlanta would almost hang on to him, if they absolutely couldn't trade him for a bag of tape, just to keep him away from their conference rivals that knocked them out of the playoffs last year.

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If Price isn't good enough to crack their starting lineup why would they be worried about his impact for another team?

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Yep. They have all the other pieces, if it happens. He'd have to clear waivers past 3 other teams and then NE. If you pick a player off of waivers, you own up to his current contract with the club that released him.

 

Unless they are willing to pay him his contract $$$.

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he's a perfect fit in philly, actually. moulds and owens come from the same mold, and philly throws more than it runs. in that sense, it's a lot like buffalo circa 2002. if philly signs him, it looks like they get the best deal of all!

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I'd be surprised if Peerless signed anywhere but Philly (although if it WERE somewhere else, I wouldn't be surprised if it were Buffalo). They have a need, they have money, Price would definitely be #2, and he could help them get to, and win, a SB.

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McNabb to Peerless Price.

 

That could be a very deadly combo.

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TO and Price together. I feel sorry for Donovan, though. He is going to have to start taking pills.

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TO and Price together.  I feel sorry for Donovan, though.  He is going to have to start taking pills.

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Nah, come on...he put up with Freddie Mitchell for the last few years...dealing with Peerless Price would strangely be a vacation to McNabb

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Nah, come on...he put up with Freddie Mitchell for the last few years...dealing with Peerless Price would strangely be a vacation to McNabb

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touche'

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Mcgahee for Price  :lol:  :lol:  :lol:

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Plus the trade freed up enough money to sign Spikes

 

 

Price = McGahee + Spikes ... ;);):P:P:P

 

That is TD's strongest point

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It's official.

 

Falcons cut Price

Wide receiver was entering third year of $37.5M deal

 

By CHRIS VIVLAMORE

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

Published on: 08/30/05

 

The Falcons and Peerless Price are through.

 

The team cut Price Tuesday on a day when NFL rosters had to be trimmed to 65. The wide receiver, who never lived up to expectations, was entering the third year of a $37.5 million contract with the team. Price lost his starting job at the start of training camp. He suffered a concussion two weeks ago in an exhibition loss to Tennessee and just returned to practice Monday.

 

In two years with the Falcons, he had 109 catches for 1,413 yards and six touchdowns.

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It's official.

 

Falcons cut Price

Wide receiver was entering third year of $37.5M deal

 

By CHRIS VIVLAMORE

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

Published on: 08/30/05

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Wow! :lol:
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anyone think its more M. Vicks fault, and NOT P. Price's fault???

 

i do.

 

but a team WILL give him a job. (but at a slightly less money).

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