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$10 million for Berry is an eyesore. I doubt Hali would extend and renegotiate. |
Who you looking at Dane?
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Dansby if its reasonable.
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Dansby would be a stop gap. |
Lance Twidwell said we have about 12 mil in cap space.
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Cut Studebaker and sign Osi or Seymour with that same contract.
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I am hoping for a trade down and a second round pick being involved and getting Arthur Brown.. Would love an ILB who can cover
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If we could trade down a time or even into the early teens again, acquiring some picks, I'd love to take Arthur Brown.
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They're nearly identical players and good friends... Al/Emmit will know exactly how to coach him up. And you cant coach that size, a 6'3 215 corner is MONSTERISH and RARE, he's the perfect foil for a guy like Demaryus Thomas and the other huge receivers out there. |
Brad Jones, isn't better than what Arthur Brown could be.
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Brown was a great cover ILB in college, who's got lead in his pencil and produced at a high level. He was a damn all American, IIRC.
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The pass rushing market is barren in free agency money wise. I'd venture to say that neither of those guys get too awful much.
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LOVE the signing.
About 55% of the passes thrown his way in 2012 were completed. He surrendered 6 TD's. Not as physical as you'd expect a guy his size to be in run support. Not a ballhawker (though he has good hands). Great combo of size/speed. Can struggle with smaller, speedy WR's. Dorsey kicked ass and took names with that contract though. And we're getting Smith in his prime. He'll be 26 when the year starts. |
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Some Dolphin fan responses to losing Smith:
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If you wan't him to guard a slant he can do that just fine, but anything that causes him to turn his hips and he's ****ed. |
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Some DBs actually get 4, 5, even 6 INTs in a year. That's what Sean Smith has for his CAREER. |
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Sean Smith has TERRIBLE hands, even for a CB. He has dropped a TON of interceptions. |
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He's a 43 ILB or Weakside LB. I don't see him playing inside in a 34 as a Mike. |
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He might have more INTs if he wasn't actually being burned by the WR the whole time. |
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Says the guy who's excited for the most targeted CB in the league, and the CB who gave up the 2nd most TD's in the league. |
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He doesn't fit ANY defense. |
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Gonna post all those picked cherries, or what? The guy has stone hands. |
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We're not playing one single snap of zone this year? |
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He is absolutely terrible in zone, but he isn't exactly Darrelle Revis in man either. He's not physical, and has bad hips. If we move him to safety it's the only way I"ll justify this signing. |
We should have got revis!!!!!!!!!!!1111111
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He better not be playing safety. FYI, I think he can actually be a decent corner at times. But Eric Warfield was decent at times. But his history of being absolutely roasted at the worst possible times is going to be an unforgivable sin on a team with a game manager at QB. |
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Except Sean Smith and Alex Smith. Those two things suck hardcore. |
devito signing is still way worse than this one. devito is a walking handicap/mismatch waiting to happen
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That's brilliant. In 56 starts, he has 5 INT's. Wanna guess how many picks Carr had over the first 56 starts of his career? Don't worry, I'll wait. |
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Thank god we didn't keep Carr, he sucked last year.
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I love it. Matt Miller and Incarcerated Bob are going at it on twiter.
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He doesn't. He also sucks at other aspects of his job. |
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Carr had a good year for having to cover real WRs unlike the jokes in the AFC West
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Claiborne is probably the no.1 in Dallas. |
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It's not a good hands/bad hands binary. You act as though catching a ball doesn't also involve concentration. Bowe has good hands, but he has bad habits that contribute to his drops. Same is true of Smith. Sean Smith will make an extraordinary interception from time-to-time. Because he has GOOD HANDS. He struggles with consistent concentration and focus when he tries to bring a ball in. And there's more to being a good corner than picking passes off anyway. I'll answer for you since you dodged my question. Brandon Carr had 6 INT's through his first 56 starts (1 more than Smith at the same stage). Dallas should cut him now, right? |
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The DeVito signing is an abortion on all levels. |
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and miami fans should be crying they have no secondary because they would rather spend 200 million on two WRs and two LBs based of their one season samples
so they can run their mouths all they want their starting CB is nolan ****ing carroll and the LBs they overpaid for still dont hold a candle to ours |
Andy Reid is doing the same shit he did with the Eagles. Overpay a bunch of free agents and hope it works out. I can't think of many teams that have won using this tactic since the salary cap was implemented. I can also think of many who wound up in cap hell trying.
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Nothing makes these experience happy on the board. If they got revis they would find fault with it.
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An interesting note on Carr - he recently restructured about $12.5 million of his salary into a signing bonus that will be pro-rated into the remainder of his deal.
This is interesting primarily because it makes it that much more difficult for the Cowboys to cut him now. When we looked at his deal, it had the looks of a 3 year deal with numbers at the back end he probably won't get. With this restructure, to unload him after 2 years would accelerate an additional $6 million in dead money onto the cap in 2015 over what it already would have count towards. In other words, it looks pretty damn likely that Brandon Carr might actually play out that entire deal at $10 million/season. Is he worth that? I'm not so sure. |
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And there's definitely more to a Corner than picking off passes, or Deangelo Hall would be the highest paid corner in the NFL, but Sean Smith is 6'3 and gets his hands on the ball, he just doesn't come down with them. And when you're leading the league in passes thrown your way you need to come down with more than just 5 INTs in your career. |
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I'm sorry, I don't consider a basic one year deal for Robinson and a 3 year deal for Smith to be huge deals. This is a 2-14 team, and the talent that we have isn't going to be young forever. Fill the holes with good free agents, and fix the rest in the draft. I can't for the life of me understand the people crying about these moves. |
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But now, if they want to do that, they're going to take one hell of a shot in dead money. They may well have to eat it. Shortsighted restructure, IMO. |
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