What a moronic statement by Mort. Why not write:
Joeckel is the worst pick the Chiefs could make at 1. It adds zero value to the team over signing Albert.

So why do we want a 3rd round QB that's still only worth a 3rd round pick?

Nick Foles Lust, ON THE NEXT SAM MELLINGER

Get max value = bend over and **** with a broomstick, no lube.

It will be us, just wait and see.

WE don't.

Some fans and media do.

Anything but the risk of a drafting a QB. It's SCARY!

I saw yesterday scrolling accross the NFL Network screen that Andy Reid made the statement that "Foles is not available for trade"

So why is this still being discussed ??????

Because it's not his call. It's up to the Eagles to decide whether or not Foles is available.

Right now, that's all Andy Reid CAN say. Otherwise, he's guilty of tampering.

as long as Reid finds a QB, i dont care how he gets one.

I meant the eagles getting best value.


I don't see them trading him. They can keep him and trade him next year for the same price

I know. The Eagles gettng "max value" means that some other team is getting ROBBED.

That's a cop out.

Sounds a lot like "In Scott I trust."

Remember that? Have an opinion.

Probably so.


But if Reid thinks he's the guy I guess

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=%22Foles+Gold%22

nice try

Sucks but it might be the LT from A&M


Q: What do you think you'll do with Branden Albert?
Reid: "We haven't gone through all that. I had him in because he had a fairly significant injury, so we've kind of got to work through that. I've got to see how all that works out."
"...he had a fairly significant injury...""Fairly significant injury" is what jumped out at me. Albert took his physical several weeks ago and it was leaked by his camp that he passed the physical. I noted back then that him passing a physical means very little because there's a huge difference between a team feeling a player is healthy and a team feeling a player is healthy enough to give him $50 million.
Back then, we didn't think Albert's back injury, which cost him time last year, was a big deal. But Reid's words "fairly significant injury" have me wondering about that.
Maybe I'm just reading way too much into this. Maybe. But Reid hardly gives any detailed information out so this jumped out at me.