Clabo to Miami
 

@JasonLaCanfora: Clabo going to Dolphins would just about put a steak knife through any chance of a deal with KC for Branden Albert I presume

@RapSheet: What Clabo signing means: Emphasizes the deadness of the Albert-to-MIA deal. Puts pressure on Martin at LT. Eliminates final Dolphins hole

@RapSheet: It's a one-year deal for OT Tyson Clabo and the Dolphins. Takes the top free agent tackle available off the market. Moves Martin to the left

Good.
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The "top free agent tackle available" is only worth a "one-year deal"?

Gay ass signing bro

Well, obviously, it shows you the value that teams are placing on OT in today's NFL.

Have the Chargers found them a LT ? I hope not ?

No way you trade a player within the division

I've always loathed that idea. If you think it can improve your team, do it.

Andy Reid traded McNabb to the Redskins.

He doesn't care about division rivalry if he thinks he can benefit.

@evansilva: #Chiefs would now be smart to keep Branden Albert, field best pass-protecting OL possible. Andy Reid pass-first coach.

Albert isn't going anywhere.

I guess, but just seems like it would improve the chargers more than us

I thought we already knew this was over. Guess the media didn't or didn't want to so they would have something to report about.

He knew McNabb was a worthless POS at that point and wouldn't hurt his team and he was right.

But in general, I don't think teams are doing this. I think Clark would tell him you better be damn sure we are getting the better end of the deal here and this isn't going to puck us over, especially in the post-season some day.

:spock: :LOL:

who?

It's a long time until training camp

You are better off in KC, Branden. KC is no paradice, but without the beaches. The Fins are the Browns in a misqiuto filled sauna.

Filled their last hole? I personally think they're screwed with Martin at LT.

Eric Winston is still out there. Weird.

Can't pass a physical.

If this doesn't humble Albert and his demands, nothing will.

For their 1st round pick I would, or in other words, that trade w/ San Diego is not happinin

We just need to sign Albert now, put him at lt fisher at rt and forget about the tackle spot for a while

I like that idea...

Or just let him play on the tag this year then either sign him or let him walk.


Fisher is probably a better lt than Albert in the long run but this year he's a much better rt

We could probably sign him to a pretty good deal, value-wise, then try to trade him next year.

Having to draw up a contract with Albert's pain in the ass agent was a huge obstacle for Miami and the other teams looking for a tackle. Taking that off the table might net us a 2nd for him in 2014. Who knows.

No, I'm completely with you...

IF we could sign him to a good value deal, I'd keep him. Either at LT or LG.


I have no problem having a badass ol. Especially when Bray starts taking deep drops to throw it deep down the field

whatever deal they sign him to in 2-3 years people on here are going to want that cap number cut or restructured anyway

the same way currently with Tamba Hali.

Sign Albert and have him start off at LT this year. He gets hurt for multiple games again, then put Fisher at LT and never look back.

Bray isn't going to do shit except for be the immature child like person that he is.

or he could own like Marino and turn it around, because Dan was/is the exact same way.

Ya because you can tell the future

Bray is PS fodder. Stanzi stays, I don't think Reid cuts QBs.

Yeah there have been so many UDFA QBs that make it in the NFL.
How many was that again in how many years.
Some people still looking for the second coming of Tom Brady.

ROFL bray is way better than stanzi

I have a fear, Andy Reid thinks he can "fix" players. It's nothing about talent.
~Garcia was done. Vick was done. Smith should have been done.

If you think Stanzi has even close to Bray's talent you are high.
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The quote was edited. I don't know if Chase fits the "fix" bill.

I'd say there's about a 10% chance of this actually happening.

Talentwise Bray's s right there with any pocket passing QB , another thing about Marino actually didn't attend some scheduled draft interviews with teams coupled there were the cocaine use rumors, if Dan pulled that shit now and was a prospect his ass would be lucky to get a second thought.

I really hope Tannehill is broken in half.

It's all up to him, because Bray has all the talent that you want from a pocket QB.

10% chance an Udfa qb turns it around like Marino?



Meh that's a bit optimistic

laugh my ass off if Miami has trouble at OT this year


fans will be cussing up a storm about Miami not just giving the higher 2nd rounder and solving the problem. They are taking a big risk over 15 draft spots in the 2nd round.

I hope it haunts them all year long

Succeeding in the NFL at QB is more about what is above the shoulders than below.

We need to waste more threads on worthless Brandon Albert

bye bye Stanzi....you are gone....too bad you aren't a QB

This went from a LB league to a RB league to a QB league and next...an OL league. Was there ever a WR league somewhere in there?

I have next to zero confidence that Bray can get it together and not be a meat head. I think the most he's ever going to be in the NFL is a back up QB.

But if he even makes a small change in his work habits and respect for his coaches, I think this will be enough to oust Stanzi.

In addition to overcoming all the attitude hurdles, Bray is waaaay behind on his in-game knowledge. And even his throwing technique is a mess.

If people actually are expecting a finely developed QB at the end of this, I hope they're willing to wait a few years. Bray ain't going to be ready this offseason, and probably not next year either. Let's hope Daniel is sturdy, because if HE goes down, Bray is screwed.

First off comparing Marino, or any other drafted QB, to Bray is a little much. Bray is more like Favre than Marino. Talent-wise is great but it is what is above the shoulders in the NFL that determines whether you make it or not.
Todays NFL is a lot more QB needy than back in the early 80's. There is zero chance that Dan Marino would have went undrafted. ZERO

yeah... early 00's. look at the numbers guys like herman moore, marvin harrison, TO, ETC were putting up. absurd.

errr, sorry. mid/late 90's to early 00's.

marvin harrison from 1999-2002

1999 IND 16 16 115 1,663 14.5 57T 12
2000 IND 16 16 102 1,413 13.9 78T 14
2001 IND 16 16 109 1,524 14.0 68 15
2002 IND 16 16 143 1,722 12.0 69 11

herman moore 95-97

1995*+ 26 DET WR 84 16 16 123 1686 13.7 14 69 7.7 105.4 1686 14 2 18
1996*+ 27 DET WR 84 16 16 106 1296 12.2 9 50 6.6 81.0 1296 9 0 14
1997*+ 28 DET WR 84 16 16 104 1293 12.4 8 79 6.5 80.8 1293 8 0 13

jerry rice from 93-95

1993 SF 16 16 98 1503 15.3 80 15 3 69 23.0 43 1
1994 SF 16 16 112 1499 13.4 69 13 7 93 13.3 28 2
1995 SF 16 16 122 1848 15.1 81 15 5 36 7.2 20 1

cris carter 94-95 were dominant

Ah, hope, that Tebow isn't in the picture.

which I've made the Favre comparison too, but Marino missed draft interviews scored a 15 on the wonderlic , with the cocaine rumors and coupled with a shitty senior year. Yeah, Marino could've gone undrafted very easily if he pulled it off during the present day evaluation process.


Also with the compendium of QB busts teams are looking for the most picture perfect spotless prospects possible as the face of the franchise because of the fear of ****ing up. As stated Marino pulled shit that present prospects wouldn't even fathom for a second thought amongst NFL evaluators.