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Boldin on the market

Well, what is he worth in a trade? 2nd or 3rd? What will his contract have to be for any prospective team?

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Dolphins interview McCluster; Boldin on the market

The Combine is in full workout mode with offensive linemen running and jumping and pushing and pulling today. And of course, there is news.

Arizona Cardinals Rod Graves just made it official: Anquan Boldin in on the trade market.
"We're receptive to taking any calls," Graves said today. "I don't want to get into specifics but we're going to look at all the possibilities."

Alrightie then ...Let the Boldin to Dolphins speculation heat up.

I do not believe the Dolphins would give up a second round pick for Boldin. They probably wouldn't give up a third, either, because it's such a high pick in the round. A fourth-rounder?

Yes. That's the ticket.

The tight ends ran today. Pittsburgh's Dorin Dickerson ran a 4.40. He's a 230-pound tight end, but has wide receiver speed. The guy also has 34-inch arms and benched 225 pounds 28 times.

Miami tight end Jimmy Graham ran a 4.60. Jermaine Gresham ran a 4.76.

Something you should know is the latest report from aspiring scout Chris Cordero, who has been doing outstanding work checking out the talent in Indianapolis and reporting back to you.

According to Cordero, Mississippi running back Dexter McCluster spoke to the media today. McCluster said he had already interviewed with the Dolphins.

That's significant because the Dolphins loved McCluster at the Senior Bowl, spent a lot of time with him there, and clearly found nothing that eliminated the Mississippi WR-RB-Specialist from more scrutiny.

From Cordero:
McCluster measured in at [5081] and expects to run in the 4.3s. He will work at both RB and WR Sunday. He loves returning - especially punts - and says he is willing and able to cover punts as well.
You have to love any kid that says he's willing to get down field on special teams coverage. but when that player has been a star in the SEC that says something special. He doesn't feel entitled. He believes he has something to prove.
By the way, Rex Ryan talked to the media and took his usual swipe at the Dolphins. In talking about the the division he mentioned New England, Miami, and Buffalo. Then Ryan said, "I know Miami will be ticked because I never mention them first or put them on top, but I don't care."

On his infamous fingergate episode in South Florida during Pro Bowl week:
"Regardless of the circumstances I made a mistake," Ryan said. "I have to take responsibility for my own actions. I will learn from it."

I'd give up nothing higher than a 4th, and be nervous about that.

I would definitely give up a 3rd for Boldin, possibly even the low second round pick. Boldin still has some left in the tank, and would solidify the WR between Bowe, Boldin, and Chambers.

I don't care about the time Boldin has missed. He would be a steal for a 3rd.
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Hasn't boldin been on the market for the last 2 years more or less?

No thanks. He's getting old (not that old yet, just sayin'), has shown he's injury prone, and he's been bitching about his contract as long as I can remember. I wouldn't want to give up a pick unless we got him signed at the right price and I doubt he'd go for that in KC. And no way would I give up more than a 4th with our draft position.

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Originally Posted by Laz (Post 6563269)

Hasn't boldin been on the market for the last 2 years more or less?

No, hes wanted to be traded.

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Originally Posted by TRR (Post 6563261)

This.
I think it's funny when folks say that they would not give anything better than a 4th and likely not even that - like when was the last time the Chiefs did anything with a 4th to act like it's such a BIG deal??? Boldin is PROVEN. We all know the Chiefs could do,and have done, much worse than trading a 3rd or a 4th for Boldin.

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Originally Posted by TEX (Post 6563589)

That's exactly how I feel about it. Boldin could be a 1,000 yard receiver in KC for the next 4-5 years. I'd rather have him then some unproven third rounder that may or may not even be more than depth in that same timeframe.
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Originally Posted by TEX (Post 6563589)

He's proven he wants a shitload of money, and he's proven to be hurt.

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Originally Posted by Sully (Post 6563671)

He's proven he wants a shitload of money, and he's proven to be hurt.

He's proven he's a sure handed WR, and a 1,000 yard WR that can be a #1 or a very productive #2.
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Originally Posted by TRR (Post 6563642)

Could be?

Well so could Golden Tate, Arrelious Benn, Dez Bryant or Mardy Gilyard.

And I'd take everyone of them before a broken down, near 30 year old player.

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Originally Posted by TRR (Post 6563692)

He's proven he's a sure handed WR, and a 1,000 yard WR that can be a #1 or a very productive #2.
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If he's your number one, your team is ****ed.

He's a possession receiver.

Period.

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Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud (Post 6563718)

Could be?

Well so could Golden Tate, Arrelious Benn, Dez Bryant or Mardy Gilyard.

And I'd take everyone of them before a broken down, near 30 year old player.

Great insight. You have convinced me that we should take Tate or Bryant with our 3rd and 4th round picks if they are available.

If he can stay healthy, he'd be a great get. The "if", however, is huge.