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Lions release Rogers
LIONS RELEASE ROGERS
The Detroit Lions have parted ways with receiver Charles Rogers, the No. 2 overall pick in the 2003 draft. Rogers missed most of his first two seasons due to broken collar bones, and was ineffective in 2004, during which he was suspended four games for violation of the league's substance abuse policy. After the suspension, the team filed a grievance against Rogers for recovery of bonus money. The grievance is still pending. Prior to the 2003 draft, there were reports that Rogers had generated a positive drug test due to a diluted urine sample. The news didn't deter the Lions and team president Matt Millen. Other cuts include veteran running back Artose Pinner, linebacker James Davis, and rookie sixth-round CB Dee McCann. |
He would probably kick ass on another team. The Lions have had no continuity in leadership and Millen leads the nutballs.
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I cant believe Millen is still employed..he is clueless..
Miranelli will be his last hire.. |
I think Jeff Webb has more to offer than Rogers at this point and time. That being said, some team will probably take a shot at Rogers and he could do some good things. Either way he is still a head-case.
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You have a propensity to accuse idiots of smoking weed, or crack. I just thought you were hoping that someone would respond, "Yes I have. Do you need some?". |
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I was just making an observation. I just noticed the trend, and found it humorous. In most cases, I've been in agreement with you when you've suggested someone has been smoking something. |
I'll be shocked if we don't make a run for Rodgers. He's a perfect Herm-style, high-risk, high-reward, "I can rebuild him" reclaimation project at a position of pretty desperate need. He's also spent the entire offseason learning our offense under Martz.
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I hadn't even thought of that. |
There may be some debate on how much he actually learned.
Apparently at least part of the problem is that Rogers isn't smart enough to pick the offense up. The article I read had somebody from the team basically saying that he's dumber than a bag of hammers. |
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What this team is figuing out is that Caoch Steve wasn't the entire problem. Joey, gone - Charles, Gone. Those are just two of the same people Steve tried to get rid of while he was there. Dumb**** Millen just can't admit he is wrong, so he cans Steve and brings in a guy to do the dirty work he couldn't. |
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I agree with the character end though..this guy needs a maturity protein drink immediately.. |
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Koren Robinson has actually had productive years in the NFL.......he's an alcoholic, that's his problem. |
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I think mike bennett was the exciting O signing of the year. Enough to sell the rest of the season tickets. No way carl gets this done unless there are some 2 packs left that are unsold
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herm would be the wrong coach for him.. he would have to land in new england/dallas to turn it around.. he would need a no nonsense proven winning coach to see the light.. |
My opinion is that it depends on how many WRs we carry on the roster.
If we carry 5, I'd consider Rogers over Hannon. But if we only carry 4, I don't want to expose Webb to waivers. The other problem is that we don't really use a 4 WR set because Gonzo is always our 4th WR. So wee need our backup WRs to be STs contributors, and there's no way that Rogers would be useful on STs. |
I'm sure teams will clammer to add Jeff Webb......he made a few nice catches in the last preseason game before that he looked like complete ass.
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I just don't have a lot of faith in Rogers' ability to straighten his act up, and I don't think he's worth the risk to lose our #4 guy. |
Well that's where we differ.....I think Rogers is much more talented with still a much greater upside. When you have the piss poor WR situation the Chiefs have had since I've been alive basically and you have a chance to add a guy who was the #2 overall pick and would have gone top 5 even if the Lions hadn't picked him, and you can add him for peanuts you should probably take that chance.
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I'd be interested in seeing the Chiefs work him out. See what Charlie Joiner and company thinks. If he does seem to have a bad attitude or slow at picking things up, don't sign him, no big loss. He probably would come cheap, that makes it a lot more attractive than trading draft picks for someone like Stallworth. If he looks terrible, don't sign him. I wouldn't mind see us get someone who can at least mix it up with Dante for the 3rd WR spot. Maybe Webb can be that guy. I'm not really bothered either way about it.
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All I know is if Eddie Kennison or Samie Parker gets hurt we are completely screwed.
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eh if kennison or parker gets hurt damn we probably don't make it to 8 wins. Better draft pick
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I say bring in Rogers I don't think he could hurt anything. |
Webb and Hannon would be so blah......they better be signing someone if it's 5.
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What's the obsession with signing a WR who has only shown he has serious substance abuse issues through college and the pros?
Oh, and that he has very brittle collarbones. Yeah, a lazy pothead. That's just what this offense needs. No thanks. I'd rather take a chance with what we've got than a WR with "upside" like that. Not to mention jspchief's point that the guy's IQ is measured in low double digits. Charles Rogers<=Todd Marinovich |
which would be better ..... claim rogers off of waivers to keep him locked into current contract and force the lions to eat the signing bonus immediately
or have to worry about signing him as a regular free agent? |
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By the way his collarbone he broke twice has a steel plate over it now after the surgery he had so that is a moot point now I seriously doubt it will ever be broken again. |
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I'm sure he's awesome. Just look a what he did in college.
Sincerely, Ryan Leaf |
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This board has a real knack for falling in love with guys who are never will be's in the NFL. Chris Horn and Marc Boerigter have been replaced with Jeff Webb and Chris Hannon this year. And next year they'll be a couple more. |
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WTF has Charles Rogers done in the NFL to make the Chiefs want him?
He's played 14 out of a possible 48 games. He's caught 36 passes in 3 years. He's been busted for smoking pot and was suspected to be smoking pot just before the draft. What the hell is the selling point? The guy is a ****up and a bust? What he did in college is irrelevant at this point. If that's the basis for signing him, we should get Tony fucking Mandarich too. |
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Yeah, our WR's are so horrible and unworkable that we've only passed for 4000+ yards or so a season recently. He won't get hurt again because he has a bionic collarbone? I think you've been raiding Charlie's stash. :rolleyes:. Apparently you like the lazy, moronic pothead. I don't. :shrug: BTW- What "talent" has this guy proven at the NFL level? Other than for riding the IR list, that is? |
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If you really want to add Charles Rogers to that ever-growing list of overrated former first-rounders that the Chiefs have a tendency to acquire, then fine by me. As far as I'm concerned though, Rogers will be nothing more than another Troy Edwards. |
Cheap talent for a position we lack talent at.....obviously the natural talent is there maybe a change of scenery and we're the team that turns him around. Just because he didn't work out in Detroit doesn't mean he won't work out here. If I'm taking a chance I'd rather do it on him a guy with the natural talent to get it done that needs some coaching and a change than a guy who just flat doesn't have the talent to play in the NFL.
Just saying by this logic Eddie Kennison should have been out of the league 6 years ago and never played here. |
I'm not even going to sarcastically say, "SIGN HIM CARL!!!!!!!!"
I want nothing to do with Rogers. |
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It's a CHEAP risk with a possible high return. If he doesn't work out he's gone after the year, I don't see how this is a bad move at all. What's the downside you don't give him big money and move on if it doesn't work out. If it does we stole a WR without having to draft one. |
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Clearly he's the answer if you have crappy WRs.
Sincerely, Scott Vines, Mike Furrey, and Shaun Bodiford (receivers the Lions kept over Rogers) |
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I could care less if the guy smokes pot, crack, or pole on his own time. However, he's in a role where it affects others on his team. I don't want him anywhere near the Chiefs. Bad attitudes are infectious. Exhibit A- The last years of Marty in KC. |
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Rogers could help us at WR..If we could get him cheap,give him a shot...BOOG....
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GO OUTLAWS |
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ROFL While we're at it, we can get Todd (sorry dad, I prefer bong hits) Marinovich in here. |
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You've been eating too many babies it looks like |
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Like I said if it doesn't work out you let him go after the year no harm no foul. It's not like he's going to get any money. You guys are pretty comfortable with position we have 0 depth at. |
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"Potential" ≠ Depth. |
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Kloster: Are you planning to make some additions? Psiultracosis: NO! Our roster is set! SHUT THE HELL UP ATHAN LICKER! Merrill: What do you think of your roster? Psicosis Peanut: I'll tell you what I think, I CAN'T EDIT ANY-DAMN-BODY! I tried sticking my finger up William Bartee's colon, but there was no editing equipment in there! WHAT THE ****! I don't know what this bag of feces crap roster Carl gave me is, but I don't like it. Bartee is an 82! 82! Who the **** came up with that? Teicher: Exc..excuse me? Are you sure you don't have the real team mixed up with your Madden team? Psicosymatic Ultra Lite: I DON'T KNOW ANYMORE! IT ALL RUNS TOGETHER! WE HAVE PRACTICE! THEN I GO TO FAKE VIDEO GAME PRACTICE, AND THEN BACK TO PRACTICE, AND I DON'T KNOW WHO'S REAL ANYMORE! ARGGGH! |
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"Potential" ≠ Depth. |
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If this guy had ANY potential (or maybe a better attitude) Martz would be sucking him off on a daily basis. Detroit's offensive philosophy has done/will do a 180, which would seem to favor Rogers. Instead, he gets a pink slip. I think it says a lot when Mike Martz decides that Mike Furrey > Charles Rogers........ |
Mike Furrey played for Martz in St Louis......
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Rogers = The Ryan Sims of offense.
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No, I'd rather have Andre Johnson. But that isn't going to happen. Hence, I'll take what we've got over Charles "don't bogart me" Rogers. |
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