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Old 07-22-2011, 03:05 PM  
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Vincent Jackson wants no franchise tag "for life"??
Vincent Jackson remains a thorn in side of labor deal

Posted by Gregg Rosenthal on July 22, 2011, 4:44 PM EDT
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Patriots guard Logan Mankins made it clear Thursday he’s not looking for anything in return for being an antitrust plaintiff. As Florio mentioned last night, Vincent Jackson remains a bit of a problem.

Adam Schefter of ESPN reports that Jackson continues to demand $10 million or no franchise tag for life, despite Jackson’s public claims to the contrary. While Jackson hasn’t made the demands himself (of course), people “close to him” have made the demands.

Florio mentioned the NFLPA* fears a lawsuit from Jackson. The Chargers receiver has somehow become an issue for both sides of the labor dispute.

It’s unclear how Jackson’s situation will be resolved, but it would be shocking for the NFL to back down and give Jackson anything. Schefter suggests Jackson could continue to sue the league even after the antitrust plaintiffs step down.
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Old 01-04-2012, 07:06 PM   #61
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Isn't Floyd a FA this year too?
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Old 01-04-2012, 07:07 PM   #62
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If we traded a ton of picks for Luck, would you guys be pissed if we signed say a Deshawn Jackson?
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Old 01-04-2012, 07:08 PM   #63
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If we traded a ton of picks for Luck, would you guys be pissed if we signed say a Deshawn Jackson?
I wouldn't be. But I don't want to see us pull a Ditka either
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Old 01-04-2012, 07:09 PM   #64
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I'd go 3 1sts and 3 3rds to start with. Maybe even our 2 this year.
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Old 01-04-2012, 07:12 PM   #65
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Then you are talking more of a Vermeil (Chiefs) offense as opposed to a wide open\run and shoot type.
Isn't this how Saunders may come into play? (R8ers is drooling, now, with that comment.) Philbin is now a must-have.

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Then you are talking more of a Vermeil (Chiefs) offense as opposed to a wide open\run and shoot type.
No, because the Chiefs ran the **** out of the ball with power formations under Vermeil. They had shit at WR.

This would be a 60/40 pass/run formation which would get the ball out quickly, give the ball to Charles on delays, draws and screens and go deep to VJ and Baldwin to keep the safeties back.

And the fact you wouldn't be force-feeding Charles would make him more effective.
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No, because the Chiefs ran the **** out of the ball with power formations under Vermeil. They had shit at WR.

This would be a 60/40 pass/run formation which would get the ball out quickly, give the ball to Charles on delays, draws and screens and go deep to VJ and Baldwin to keep the safeties back.

And the fact you wouldn't be force-feeding Charles would make him more effective.
Ok, if you had VJ then I would go for that. But you were talking about what we had now, or so I thought.
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Ok, if you had VJ then I would go for that. But you were talking about what we had now, or so I thought.
You could do it if Baldwin turned into a big-time deep threat.
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Really would like to have a burner. Who is in this years draft class that oculd fill that role?


Why can't we find a Mike Wallace?
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You could do it if Baldwin turned into a big-time deep threat.
I don't know that he has the speed. Maybe he does but I never saw it this year. Then again, to go deep the QB has to actually have more than 0.5 seconds to throw the ball.
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I don't know that he has the speed. Maybe he does but I never saw it this year. Then again, to go deep the QB has to actually have more than 0.5 seconds to throw the ball.
The dude was drafted to be a deep threat. That's what he was in college.
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The dude was drafted to be a deep threat. That's what he was in college.
I thought he was drafted more in the mold of Bowe.
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I thought he was drafted more in the mold of Bowe.
Baldwin is fast and should be a legit deep threat.

Orton can throw it deep but i'm not sure our offense really tries to go deep much. They want more of a RAC for long yardage.
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Isn't Floyd a FA this year too?
No. He is there for another year.
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No, because the Chiefs ran the **** out of the ball with power formations under Vermeil. They had shit at WR.

This would be a 60/40 pass/run formation which would get the ball out quickly, give the ball to Charles on delays, draws and screens and go deep to VJ and Baldwin to keep the safeties back.

And the fact you wouldn't be force-feeding Charles would make him more effective.
The Chiefs under Vermeil hover right around 55% pass, 45% run. Every year.

Last year's Chiefs were the exact opposite.
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