tobias funke
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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.5th or lower... I think it's decent business to take a flyer from time to time on someone who might make a difference.
One problem - I think Smith's contract is kinda hefty... am I wrong ? That would bother me more than the pick, really (if it makes a difference).
like it or not, some trades just dont pan out. It will be ok folks
Uh we got Randy for a 4th. Belichick is obviously the best trader in the NFL.
That's why it's so surprising that he whiffed on this one nearly as badly as Alex Smith did last night.
Its not surprising at all. Randy Moss and Wes Welker (who wasn't really a trade) are the only two successful ones i can think of in a while. Duane Starks? That WR from oakland not named Moss? Jonathan Sullivan?
Most trades don't work out.
Its not surprising at all. Randy Moss and Wes Welker (who wasn't really a trade) are the only two successful ones i can think of in a while. Duane Starks? That WR from oakland not named Moss? Jonathan Sullivan?
Most trades don't work out.
Uh we got Randy for a 4th. Belichick is obviously the best trader in the NFL.
That's why it's so surprising that he whiffed on this one nearly as badly as Alex Smith did last night.
Doesn't change the fact that some don't work out...Doug Gabriel, Duane Starks, Andre Davis all for 5th rounders and all didn't really work out for them.
Starks was traded for a 3rd.
Also, if they carry four TE's I'd expect that fourth TE to do a lot more blocking, than pass catching, which brings Devree into the discussion.
Its not surprising at all. Randy Moss and Wes Welker (who wasn't really a trade) are the only two successful ones i can think of in a while. Duane Starks? That WR from oakland not named Moss? Jonathan Sullivan?
Most trades don't work out.