Moulds to Bills: Release Me -- Chiefs to Moulds: Come here
Buffalo Bills WR Eric Moulds asked for his relase. Considering his cap value is something like $10.8 million he'll probably get his wish. Look for the Chiefs to make a run at him thus causing Eddie Kennison to whine, piss and moan.
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He would be a hell of an addition but I don't see us making a run at him.
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He will be costly. Too costly for us.
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Kennison produced more than he did last season. Bring in TO, if the price is right. That wont happen though.
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Moulds on the other hand is.... ewwwww.... What has he done for the lowly Bills the past 3 seasons? Him being the #1 receiver and all in Buffalo the last 3 years..he seem to be lost. Simple math: TO = NFL elite WR, Superbowl, double team required on defense Moulds = mediocre, playoffs??, lost a step, gain too many LBS If we want mediocre, we dont need Moulds, Kennison, Parker is a hair or two better than mediocre. . . |
So now we are getting Moulds, TO, Law, and signing 3 Of our Rookies to start this year.
Right after we had to get under the cap :hmmm: |
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...And without restructuring Rich Scanlon's multi million dollar contract. :D |
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Great receivers excel even in the poorest of offensive teams. To name a few of my head: 2005 example - Cardinals (Fitzgerald and Boldin) 2004-05 - 49ers (Brandon Lloyd) Those crappy Chargers in the 90's (Anthony Miller) Crappy Rams in the late 80's/ early 90's (Henry Ellard) Remember, I am not saying that Moulds is a lousy WR. Mould WAS productive at one point, just that he is not the threat anymore. . . . |
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Reason he wants to leave Buffalo is because he won't restructure his contract, this guy wants MONEY... we be better spending our dollars wisely...certainly not for a possession receiver. :rolleyes: . . . |
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If it is between TO and Moulds... I will take TO, especially if Moulds is expecting #1 money.
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