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Finheaven:Trade lust gone amuck
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NO...fuking...way...
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"Just heard on WQAM that the Dolphins and Chiefs are close to a deal that would send Dwayne Bowe, and Glenn Dorsey to Miami for 3 undisclosed draft pics. I also heard that Miami and Carolina are also in talks to send WR Steve Smith to Miami, but Miami it waiting to see which deal will better serve the team. So, expect one of these deals to be announced sometime today before the deadline."
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They sure seem to believe it for whatever reason
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If, and I stress IF, this is true, it had better be for no less than their first and second next year, and their first in 2011.
That being said, no way do I think this happens. |
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Can anyone go to that WQAM website and listen live? |
Ok Gang....
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Where's Athan when you need him... ROFL |
If this is the case.....color me finished as a Chiefs fan.
Getting rid of Bowe? Our best offensive weapon when we have little to no talent on offense? Did anyone learn anything from the Jared Allen trade? YOU DONT TRADE AWAY YOUR GOOD YOUNG PLAYERS and bank on the fact that you MIGHT hit on your draft pick you receive in return. Getting rid of Dorsey when it seems he's finally starting to come around?!?!?! Getting rid of Derrick Johnson is stupid too......though I can see why we would do it. |
Wow. A source from WPI.
Who would had thunk of it? |
I would actually be receptive if Ted Ginn was involved as compensation for Bowe. Bowe fits their scheme of hard nosed 10 yards at a time, and we need a Kick returner/Wideout like Ginn....
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I'm sorry, but I think this is great if true.
Dorsey does not fit our needs at all, as he is not a 3-4 lineman, and Bowe is inconsistant as a WR. Give us a few high end picks that will let Piolli and Haley get their guys in here, and away we go. |
If we do this I guess we may as well just forfeit the rest of games, We are having a hard enough time competing in this league now.
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I don't really give a sh*t who leaves, who we get in return etc.
I just want to win a super bowl before I die. |
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It's gonna be a long day. A WPI-inspired CP meltdown of epic proportions.
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just trade them Niswanger for Long straight up and be done with it.
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this would have to be compensation comparable to the walker deal the cowboys pulled off way back when...
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Boy, that doesn't give us much time. Whoa, hey. Psychic flash. I've never had one of those before. |
MONKEY THROWING POO
repeat MONKEY THROWING POO Finheaven would make the National Enquirer ashamed |
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ROFL
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can't wait till, what 3pm cst for this deadline to be over
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it is pretty funny to read all them talk like the DEAL IS DONE. lol, any one want to inform them about the source, or should we just let them get their hopes up?
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Sucks to lose both players. |
They must be trying to pry Thigpen back.
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I think this is a good trade for both sides, bowe can drop all the passes he wants in MIAMI.
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2 hours and 39 more minutes before this shitty madness finally ends....
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Now way this happens. Dorsey I can see, because we changed schemes, though I think he is coming along well.
Bowe may drop passes sometimes, but he is the best offensive weapon we have and at the very least a good player we can build on. |
I find it hard to believe that all these rumors have legitimacy considering how tight lipped Tuna and Pioli are about their dealings. So all of a sudden some radio station has the inside scoop?
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people spend too much time playing Madden football...
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And Dorsey might start getting his shit together, too. |
GoChiefs is conspicuous by his abscence.
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Vermiel says Dwayne Johnson doesn't fit the profile.
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There is a point when cleaning house is a great thing sometimes, especially given our past regime of Carl and Herm BUT I highly doubt during the middle part of the season is the right time. The time is right for Dorsey cause god knows if he'll play better than he's playing right now, Johnson seems to be a person who doesnt care about his role on this team anymore so I can see that, but Dwayne Bowe would just tell me that we aren't even fishing for one more win this year, and that Todd Haley's job isn't in question at the end of the season regardless of the final record.
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Galloway heading to KC must be a sign that bowe is nearly getting traded!111
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Joey G will replace Bowe
Roth will replace DJ Turd Sands will replace Dorsey |
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At this point, I'd love to see EVERY single player named in this article traded in the next two hours. This team has been terrible for 3, going on 4 years. BLOW IT UP! We hired Pioli to cook a meal. We should give him the groceries he wants. We're terrible on offense. We're terrible on defense. The offensive line is terrible. Load up on draft picks and get a young O-line. The entire team, offense and defense, relys on a great O-line. THAT's where rebuilding needs to begin.
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do i need to remind you of the names of jared allen, or carlos beltran? even when rebuilding you don't trade your young talented players. you just don't. when you do it sets you back even further, cause your left with a crapshoot in the draft. |
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And even then, by time this team actually sees the payoff of this, Allen will be on the downside of his career. |
Originally Published: October 20, 2009
Expect Quinn, T.O. to stay put By John Clayton ESPN.com General managers and coaches spent Monday reviewing ideas and making phone calls. As everyone saw Friday night when Adams went to the Chicago Bears for a second-round pick in 2010, a deal can come together quickly. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers spent a good portion of last week trying to get draft choices for current players, and Adams was their most recognizable name. What are the chances for something to get done? Teams such as the Cleveland Browns, Oakland Raiders, Bucs and Kansas City Chiefs would love to get future value for some of their players. The Chiefs got a fifth-round pick from the Carolina Panthers for defensive tackle Tank Tyler on Monday. It would take a lot get a Glenn Dorsey out of Kansas City. Plus, the Chiefs are trying to build a 3-4 defensive line, not break it up. Coach Eric Mangini has gone on record as saying the Browns aren't going to trade Brady Quinn or Josh Cribbs. Of the two, Cribbs would draw the most interest because numerous teams would love a versatile playmaker, but Mangini has liked Cribbs since the coach came to Cleveland. Wide receiver is one of the most cherished positions for teams in search of trade help. The New England Patriots could use a third receiver behind Randy Moss and Wes Welker. Joey Galloway was released Tuesday, and the Patriots are using special-teamer Sam Aiken and seventh-round pick Julian Edelman as their third and fourth receivers. The Baltimore Ravens would like to upgrade their receiving corps, but don't expect the Chiefs to give up on Dwayne Bowe with his productivity getting better every week. It wouldn't be surprising if the Redskins shop around for another receiver. The Bears might look for a receiver, but they have already given up enough draft choices in the Jay Cutler and Adams trades. Don't expect anything to happen with Terrell Owens. Owens might be a difference-maker, but he hasn't changed the fortunes of the Buffalo Bills' offense. To acquire Owens, a team must accept the potential problems he might cause for the quarterback and the locker room. Although teams are willing to make gambles like that, the bigger problem is that Owens would have to learn a new offense overnight, further minimizing his value. The Atlanta Falcons, New York Jets and San Diego Chargers would love to acquire a run-stopping defensive tackle, but there aren't enough available. Each team has suffered a season-ending injury at defensive tackle, but finding replacements this late is impossible. Most teams want to hold on to defensive tackles because they are too hard to find. Because most teams have excess running backs, there is virtually no value in dealing a back. At best, a good back could net a fourth-round pick, but the likelier scenario is a sixth-rounder. In most cases, it makes better sense to keep a back than trade him. John Clayton, a recipient of the Pro Football Hall of Fame's McCann Award for distinguished reporting, is a senior writer for ESPN.com. |
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Ginn is the one who sucks the penis in Miami
Haley would strangle him day one |
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Finheaven's tag line is Go Deep, and it's not new.
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who would replace Bowe in next years draft in RD 2?
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SHipley
lmao |
One more hour before this shitstorm is finally over....
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do you? |
A friend of mine in Miami just called to let me know he saw Dorsey get off a plane wearing a white tank top, under a teal cotton sport-coat w/ sleeves rolled up; white cotton slacks, and loafters w/ no socks.
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RD4 Kerry Meier |
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