I just don't view ACL's the same. I think he'll be fine, injury wise.


And he probably deserves the contract he is gonna get, dudes a great cover CB.

You would have the best CB tandem in the league, IMO. Flowers and Revis? Sure. If he's not worth it, who is?

Let me ask this, would you be getting an equal talent if you draft a CB in the second round?

The Broncos will make a run at him after Chump Bailey got smoked.

YES. LET US TRADE A PLAYER THAT WE DO NOT HAVE UNDER CONTRACT LOL

I'd trade our 2nd + some later picks or some other player for him.

What?


And wtf is football terms?

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Hell, he tore up his knee in October. He'll be fine by the time the opener rolls around.

That was my first thought as well.

Exactly, who wouldnt want a player like him... but it will be a "the moon & stars" situation.

I'd give up our 2 rounder this year, maybe a 2 or 3 next year.

I have no doubts that he will return to be a good player, but the question is how good?...he will want ELITE money, not "really good".

John Dorsey has been able to identify top notch corners in GB in the mid rounds.

I'd rather have a "Tramon Williams" for 10 years at a lower cap rate than a lesser version of Revis for 4, at the largest contract for a corner...especially when you factor in Emmitt Thomas.

He is a diva. Every year he wants to renegotiate his contract. He is good and all but is also a distraction.

I wouldn't give up what someone else would. And for an organization whose leadership has publicly stated that you build through the draft, you aren't going to give up picks for a CB coming off ACL. Or any CB. You trust your scouts to find the right guy and draft him.

Why would he not return to be elite? In this day and age, guys are coming back to be just as good with a new ACL as they were before.


And to be honest, I don't give a **** about the "cap". It can be manipulated either way to make room for guys. Also, it's not my money, so ****ing spend it.

So I'll take the best CB in the league, and draft one later on who can be developed by Emmit Thomas. Hell, you can get a top CB in next years class if you want.

Pioli slipped during an interview (I'm not gonna dig it up, just trust me) and mentioned that he let Carr walk because he didn't want Flowers to feel "one upped" by Carr getting a larger contract than him. Silly, I know...but the truth.

"In football terms" meaning we would be trading for a player that is currently 27, but would be 28 by the time the 2013 season starts.