Falcons after Gonzalez
 

Sorry if re-post, didn't see it anywhere.
http://www.rotoworld.com/content/pla...rt=NFL&id=1331

The Falcons are reportedly interested in trading for Chiefs TE Tony Gonzalez.
The National Football Post's Michael Lombardi says the Falcons are "seriously considering" the option, with their second-round pick as bait. Chiefs chairman Clark Hunt is attached to his franchise icon, but he might be convinced to part ways as the team rebuilds.

Atlanta has the 55th pick in the second. Maybe Jarron Gilbert or Paul Kruger although I'd rather see Tony stick it out here.

Good God Just say no... Clark have some integrity here. Gonzo needs to go out as Chief.

If we trade Tony is that hint that we might be seriously considering Crabtree? Without Gonzo we're lacking weapons.


PhilFree:arrow:

For a second round pick I would do it, but nothing less than that.

2nd-round pick?

Done.

And done.

Trading Gonzo would be well received within the AFCW.

I think the days of this mentality are over.

Thank God.

Tony G = HOF
History of 2nd rd Chiefs picks = can create a new town called Bustville.

I don't know why people seem to think that Clark Hunt is going to interfere with football operations.

You have to know that part of the deal in getting Pioli to sign on had to be full control over those football operations.

How many of those 2nd round picks were Pioli's?

I thought Gonzo wanted a ring? He ain't gonna get it going to Atl so he might as well stay put.

If Pioli is signing guys like Zach Thomas and trading for guys like Mike Vrabel, what makes you think he's interested in trading Tony Gonzalez?

It's going to have to be a WOW offer for them to trade Tony Gonzalez...

#55 overall isn't a WOW offer. Sorry drafturbators, it's clear Pioli is trying to build a contender with veteran presence...the Herm Edwards 25 and under only approach isn't the Pioli way. Gonzalez has a reasonable contract and is showing no signs of slowing down...he's not going to be traded IMO.

I agree and Tony G has been trying and crying for a trade, we might as well get something for him.