broadwayjoe
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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.GJAJ15 said:Nice additions, but that is a tough division to make a significant gain in..
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PATSNUTme said:You should have warned us that there was a photo of Willie holding up that f-ing Browns jersey of his.
BelichickFan said:A lot of money spent, not a lot of on field improvements, IMO, other than Bentley.
I imagine Willie will help them soon but Ted Washington at age 38 has to be slowing down, Jurivicious isn't really an upgrade over Bryant and Kevin Shaeffer at $5M or so a year, well, that's a lot of money for a LT "with potential".Brady#12 said:sadly i think that Willie McGinest is a bit past it???
or has he still got a bit left in the tank???
jczxohn1 said:McGinest and Washington may be a one-yr shot in the arm, but may be enough to jump-start RAC's 3-4, which he had to abandon last yr. With their help, he should be able to coach 'em up. 2007 draft he'll be looking for their replacements,IMO. Winslow and Edwards should help their 3rd down stats, 8-8 finish due to the strength of their division.
BelichickFan said:A lot of money spent, not a lot of on field improvements, IMO, other than Bentley.
They are set to corner the bison burger market, ol' ralphie is pretty sly finding ways to limit his pension outlays.JoeSixPat said:I agree - guys like Ted Washington might be big names, but I'm not expecting major on field contributions - at least not for the duration of the contract.
Just look at all the big names Buffalo has added over the years. How's that working out for them?
I agree with what you said and you forgot about the $2-3M a year they gave Ted Washington. It's funny how the media says "you can't buy a Super Bowl" and then fawns over teams that try to do it. Regarding Bentley, he was a good guy to get but they paid $5-6M a year, a tremendous price for a Center, albeit a very good one.Brady#12 said:big spenders might be a flash in the pan!
here's why i think this....