http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=3916583&campaign=rss&source=NFLHeadlines
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I kinda doubt that we are the one team in the afc to be on his list.
Who else in the afc runs 3-4?
Lets narrow this beeotch down and get to the bottom of this. -
We wont trade for him anyway, even if he wants to come down here.
If hes tagged, its game over as far as Peppers in Miami. -
I found this on an old post from another forum
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my guess is on NE being the AFC team... i just may cry if he goes there.
anyone else tired of these stars demanding where they get traded to and where they get to play? I for one, hate it. Wish they'd just shut up, play, and collect their big fat paychecks. /end rant :lol:SCall13 and azfinfanmang like this. -
Maybe one of those teams can be the Dolphins
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Yea, I agree if you want to be traded that's one thing, but narrowing it down to 4 teams come on man. I don't think it will be NE because they aren't known for paying players and don't usually go after huge names, unless they are handed to them like Moss was.
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I hope New England keeps their paws away from him. Although, with Cassel's cap number, they may not have a choice.
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This is most likely older information. As codizzle said the ravens use a 3-4 and the Dolphins mainly use a 3-4 now, though I believe I have seen a few 4-3 alignments throughout the year. There is also an article about somewhere that tells of the Dallas Cowboys having competition in the draft and free agency because more teams are switching to the 3-4.
In the AFC I could see:
Ravens, SD, Browns, Jets
The NFC:
I would think they might play the panthers a bit regularly or at least have a shot at knocking them out of the playoffs in the playoffs. Dallas is already a team listed. -
AFC wise I think its San Diego.
And more teams are converting to the 3-4 this season. Green Bay and Kansas City and I think Denver as well.