Larry Johnson wants out of Kanas City
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I saw it on Sportscenter earlier today...where do you guys think he could end up?
Davone BessNew MemberRB is one of the deepest positions in the NFL, I see LJ staying in KC
Tone_EsubscriberNew England.
Wouldn't surprise me.
"Davone Bess wrote:
RB is one of the deepest positions in the NFL, I see LJ staying in KC
He said that he wanted out, so I'm going to think that KC won't keep him around.
New Orleans.
"Tone_E wrote:
New England.
Wouldn't surprise me.
Even with Maroney, Morris, Jordan, and Evans??
I think that L.J. could possibly wind up in maybe Tampa Bay, Cincinnati, New Orleans, or maybe Denver.
"alen1 wrote:
New Orleans.
Yeah, I could see L.J. winding up in New Orleans, that'd be a very good combination with Bush and Johnson. Wow.
bbqpitloverforum_veteranDetroit, Tampa or Cincinnati
Denver
Tone_Esubscriber"Straz wrote:
Even with Maroney, Morris, Jordan, and Evans??
They don't necessarily have to keep all of them. Jordan and Morris are cheap to release.
Evans will be kept on the roster, good full back for I formations.
With Maroney's unreliability over the last few seasons, I can see them pulling the trigger on LJ.
texanphinaticforum_veteranLJ has wanted out for awhile now, no shock. There was a wave of LJ to's around trade time and nothing developed. Guess the new GM will have to take stock and see what kind of offers are on the table. I can see some teams dropping a decent package, though hes not a guy id break the bank for. Hes had alot of wear the last few seasons, and all those adventures in off'field incidents wont work in his favor either.
finsgirlieluxury_box"Straz wrote:
He said that he wanted out, so I'm going to think that KC won't keep him around.
just like cinci let chad go after he said he wanted out?? :tongue2:
Still keep an eye on Tony Gonzalez possibly moving to NYG or Philadelphia.
"finsgirlie wrote:
just like cinci let chad go after he said he wanted out?? :tongue2:
Hey! Glad to see you on here. :)
finsgirlieluxury_box"alen1 wrote:
Hey! Glad to see you on here. :)
:wave: at least some people are :lol:
anlgpNew Member"alen1 wrote:
Still keep an eye on Tony Gonzalez possibly moving to NYG or Philadelphia.
I was thinking Philly for a while after Smith decided not to play again earlier in the year but as it went on both Celek and Smith stepped up a bit.
"A man's suffering is similar to the behavior of gas. If a certain quantity of gas is pumped into an empty chamber, it will fill the chamber completely and evenly, no matter how big the chamber. Thus, suffering completely fills the human soul and conscious mind, no matter whether the suffering great or little. Therefore, the "size" of human suffering is absolutely relative." - Viktor Frankl
"finsgirlie wrote:
:wave: at least some people are :lol:
:lol:
No worries, I miss ya. :yes:
"anlgp wrote:
I was thinking Philly for a while after Smith decided not to play again earlier in the year but as it went on both Celek and Smith stepped up a bit.
Smith is a goner IMO. He can't block worth a damn and Celek is no starter in my opinion. Smith needs a new deal and I don't see him getting it in Philadelphia. A possible darkhorse to Philly is Kellen Winslow. I would keep an eye on that.
anlgpNew Member"alen1 wrote:
Smith is a goner IMO. He can't block worth a damn and Celek is no starter in my opinion. Smith needs a new deal and I don't see him getting it in Philadelphia. A possible darkhorse to Philly is Kellen Winslow. I would keep an eye on that.
Ya never know with Andy Reid, dude. And I wasn't speaking of his blocking just a few nice catches he had (last year he couldn't catch, period). Winslow... maybe.
"A man's suffering is similar to the behavior of gas. If a certain quantity of gas is pumped into an empty chamber, it will fill the chamber completely and evenly, no matter how big the chamber. Thus, suffering completely fills the human soul and conscious mind, no matter whether the suffering great or little. Therefore, the "size" of human suffering is absolutely relative." - Viktor Frankl
"anlgp wrote:
Ya never know with Andy Reid, dude. And I wasn't speaking of his blocking just a few nice catches he had (last year he couldn't catch, period). Winslow... maybe.
The trade for Tony Gonzalez was about to go down this year but Carl Peterson, whose gone now, kept raising the price for Gonzalez. I'm willing to bet that Gonzalez could be traded this off-season or regular season for that same draft pick that was first offered and then turned down by Peterson. Winslow opens his mouth too much and if he continues it, he could be gone. The Eagles were trying to bid on him as well this past regular season.
anlgpNew MemberYeah I know they were looking for TEs. They were looking for another position, too, I think. A big name. Or maybe that was it.
"A man's suffering is similar to the behavior of gas. If a certain quantity of gas is pumped into an empty chamber, it will fill the chamber completely and evenly, no matter how big the chamber. Thus, suffering completely fills the human soul and conscious mind, no matter whether the suffering great or little. Therefore, the "size" of human suffering is absolutely relative." - Viktor Frankl
"anlgp wrote:
Yeah I know they were looking for TEs. They were looking for another position, too, I think. A big name. Or maybe that was it.
They tried to trade for Fitzgerald of AZ and Roy Williams but that didn't work out.
"alen1 wrote:
They tried to trade for Fitzgerald of AZ and Roy Williams but that didn't work out.
I really wish Miami could land Fitzgerald. He's a monster.
Muckretired_adminPoor attitude, arrest record and prima donna status make him a perfect fit for Tampa.
Seriously, I expect there to be interest.
Make the throwback uniforms permanent!
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