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The problem is with Davis you take the risk of him not being good, since we dont have the film to determine differently. I would rather take a chance on someone that has actually did it on the field. If we sign Davis back and he sucks then what? You going to rely on Speath to be the guy? He blocks, and thats not going to get us vertical.

Yes I didnt think about that , Addai is more like Forte.

The guy wasnt real big on contact before the injury, after his body heals, I think his brain wont follow. I see him gun shy and will end his football life.

How about throwing J. Addai in the picture. He catches the ball well out of the backfield and as a backup could stay healthy.

Teams that are out Washington Possibilities Washington

I think we should can Barbers ass and go after Addai. He is a good receiver out of the backfield and as a back up should stay healthy.

Bennett is a #3, Knox will be out of football by the time the first regular season game is played, and Hester is only at 5 because he will still be on the team. We need another #2 WR as a draft pick and at the a4th spot a second tier WR. You should stick to bingo.

We have so many open roster spots, we have to have some filled on the cheap. There are several that will be back on that list. I see them keeping Wootton one more year due to his cheap cost of his spot, and because of his higher draft spot.

I would love that but I dont think we have the money to pay all 4 of those players. Maybe 2 of the first three, but not all three. Courtland will be the highest paid CB out there, and Wimbley wont come cheap. Those would take VJ 12 mil a year, Courtland 6 to 8 mil, Wimbley 6 to 9 mil and Bell 4 to 5 mil. I think we could afford VJ and Bell and will have to go second tier for DE and CB.

How is a package deal going to be attractive to any team? Are they going to each take 2 mil less to play together? It is not like a QB and WR, he suggested TB because they have the most money to spend. It would be nice to get both of them guys, but doubt they will spend that much on a CB.

I think that is exactly what we will do , bring in more of a specialist, but Wimbley wont be a cheap addition.

I think he still wants to play in SD, the weather, Rivers, its his home, but 3 to 4 mil more will drag him away. How will he know what the best offer is , if he looks at only the Bears, no way he jumps in one day.

The problem is he will command big money and expectations will be higher, but if he is over 1000 yards, and 8 to 10 TDS every year he will help us be successful. When you draft lousy for 5 years you have to play to get good players. The death of the franchise is poor drafting , not spending big money on one player.

That would be great to get them two, but I dont understand your statement(Their goal is to add a former 3-4 OLB) Why are they limiting themselfs to a FORMER OLB. Are your saying they want Wimbley or you just think they want him?

I think he will be going to a AFC team, probably KC, maybe Denver, already said Washington is out.

I would want either one, but prefer Colston. The fact exists that we might not get one, so we need to improve and hope we can hit gold with a draft pick.

Hindsight tells us the #2 spot is very important so getting Orton would be great, but with all the spots we need to fill I doubt they spend the kind of money on the backup.

The deal is we wont be signing 4 top tier players, so you have to get players that are cheaper with upside. I would much rather miss on Roy Williams at his pay as I would Sydney Rice at his price.

I think I mentioned this is not my first choices, it is what I think they might do. Royal hasnt did crap since his first year with Cutler, but the idea is to rekindle the relationship with Cutler and hope he can start over again. Robinson only started 4 games and had 54-858-11tds. What is so shitty about those stats as his breakout season? I would like to hear your opinions on what you(realisticly) think we will do.

Your right I confused him with Zack Miller, I disagree with you on Randle not being ready for 2 to 3 years. I think he is one of the only WRs coming out of this draft that will cotribute right away.

Will LR that is a risk you take but for 1/2 the money Jackson gets. The slot wr in their system was Lance Moore. At 6-4 225 I am not with his size , he would be considered a slot wr, even thou on some of their formations he did line up there. In 86 games he average 5.5 rec. , 14 ypc, 73 ypg, and .52 TDs. He has been consistent except for a few knee issues. I think I would trust him more than Jackson for 2 to 3 mil less.

He could be gone, as well as Floyd at 19, but do you think he is a good enough of a prospect to take at 19? The highest I see him rated is the 28th best player, so strictly from a BPA pick there should be other options to get a blue chip player. Now maybe move down 10 spots and pick us an extra 3rd and draft him, OK. I think he could turn int o a good player, but of the best prospects he is said to need time to develope. I want someone that can make an impact right away and he could not be that guy. As I rate the WRs Blackmon, Floyd, Wright,Randle are the only ones this year that could make a big impact.

With all the shit going down in NOs, would it be interesting if they let Brees go, and signed P. Manning as there new QB. That would be a big distraction to the pending issues that will go down in the south.

It wont be a big loss, we have better options and shouldnt be jumping in for a driven price. The Bears werent going to jump on him with out a try out and if he does look good, the competition would have driven the price up anyways. He could be a good addition, but as a 3 or 4 wideout not our #1 focus in FAgency.

Concusions could be an issue, but we dont know that right now. Take a chance if others OL upgrades fall thru and base contract on playing time.