02-14-2010, 06:29 AM
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Re: If we don't sign Bodden...
Interesting thought. It seems one-sided in our favor, but not everyone is as weirdly down on Maroney as Pats media and fans. I could see the Chargers point if Cromartie has been exasperatinly underachieving for them, and if they remember LoMo in the playoffs. That would be a nice trade for both sides.
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Originally Posted by BillBelichickFan79
He might be worth a look for a mid-round pick. I've always liked Buchanon for no reason at all hahaha.
I've said this in a few other threads, but this seems like the best place to discuss it:
How about a Maroney for Cromartie trade with SD? He's supposedly on the block and SD needs a RB with LT likely to be cut. LoMo shredded them in the 07-08 playoffs.
Both are considered to be underachieving for their respective teams and could benefit from a change of scenery. Both in the last year of their rookie deals. I like Maroney, but if we could get Cromartie for him I'd pull the trigger. He's big at 6'2 and still silky smooth in coverage. Great speed and great ball skills. I think working with BB would have him close to his 07 form. It's easier to find a RB of Maroney's level than it is to find a CB with Cromartie's talent IMO. Low-risk move as well seeing that Cromartie only has one year left. If he's good you can extend him. If he performs below standards, let him walk.
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“When we look at the board, based on everything we want in a football player at that particular time, we evaluate them and take the player that fits best for our football team. That’s what we always do, and I think the last nine years we’ve put a pretty competitive team out there on the field every year. I think that’s how you do it – you get good football players. Sometimes they are not always at the No. 1 position, but I don’t think you pass up good football players to get the guys who aren’t as good just because they’re at a position that somebody feels you need.”
BB on his draft philosophy, April 2010
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