So what are CP's thoughts on Kevin Curtis?

[nychief]

Would you support this move? I have my doubts - but for the right price, I could be convinced.

What are your thoughts?

[Eleazar]

Originally Posted by GoChiefs

STALLWORTH SIGNED WITH THE PATS YOU COKE-ADDLED FREE MASON!

Donte no done deal: Stallworth mulls it over
By Michael Felger
Boston Herald Patriots Beat Columnist
Wednesday, March 7, 2007 - Updated: 02:21 AM EST

Wide receiver Donte Stallworth came and went from Foxboro yesterday without a signed contract, which is a departure from the way the Patriots [team stats] have done business so far this dizzying free agency season.

Stallworth stands as the only player to visit Gillette Stadium and leave without a deal. That doesn’t mean the free agent receiver is off the Pats’ radar, however.

There were various reports last night that the Pats had made a hard-to-believe, six-year, $32 million offer to Stallworth.

Sources said Stallworth would make trips to Tennessee and Miami the next few days, and then choose between the various offers.

There were other reports that Stallworth actually agreed to a deal, but those were apparently false alarms.

Stallworth reportedly is in the NFL’s substance abuse program, which means he could be subjected to a suspension with another violation. As a result, the Pats would likely protect themselves with a contract that would hold back money if Stallworth ran afoul of the program again.

There were also reports that Stallworth would accept a one-year, incentive-laden deal with an eye toward having a big year and going for the big free agent strike next year. Those rumblings didn’t seem to jibe with the offer purportedly set forth by the Pats.

Stallworth’s agent are Drew Rosenhaus and his brother, Jason. While the pair largely avoided comment on Stallworth’s status, such confusion is not unusual with Rosenhaus clients.

[Hammock Parties]

WELL, CHUCKY DARN AND PLUCK MY CHICKENS.

[Lzen]

Originally Posted by recxjake

He isn't on the roster

Transactions: Signed a one-year exclusive rights tender with Kansas City (5/19/06)

According to the Chiefs website, he is on the roster still. And before you assume that it is outdated, it has been updated to reflect the recent signings.

http://www.kcchiefs.com/players/

I think Tynes is alright and hope we keep him.

As for Curtis, I wouldn't mind seeing us sign him as long as it isn't for a ton of money. I would love to see Curtis and Webb battle for the #2 receiver position. I think Parker still has value as a #3 or #4 receiver. As for Dante Hall, I love the guy but last I knew he was making a lot of money for a 3/4 wideout. His KRs and PRs have declined over the past couple seasons enough to make me think that it's time for him to be cut.

[Valiant]

Originally Posted by Cochise

Donte no done deal: Stallworth mulls it over
By Michael Felger
Boston Herald Patriots Beat Columnist
Wednesday, March 7, 2007 - Updated: 02:21 AM EST

Wide receiver Donte Stallworth came and went from Foxboro yesterday without a signed contract, which is a departure from the way the Patriots [team stats] have done business so far this dizzying free agency season.

Stallworth stands as the only player to visit Gillette Stadium and leave without a deal. That doesn’t mean the free agent receiver is off the Pats’ radar, however.

There were various reports last night that the Pats had made a hard-to-believe, six-year, $32 million offer to Stallworth.

Sources said Stallworth would make trips to Tennessee and Miami the next few days, and then choose between the various offers.

There were other reports that Stallworth actually agreed to a deal, but those were apparently false alarms.

Stallworth reportedly is in the NFL’s substance abuse program, which means he could be subjected to a suspension with another violation. As a result, the Pats would likely protect themselves with a contract that would hold back money if Stallworth ran afoul of the program again.

There were also reports that Stallworth would accept a one-year, incentive-laden deal with an eye toward having a big year and going for the big free agent strike next year. Those rumblings didn’t seem to jibe with the offer purportedly set forth by the Pats.

Stallworth’s agent are Drew Rosenhaus and his brother, Jason. While the pair largely avoided comment on Stallworth’s status, such confusion is not unusual with Rosenhaus clients.

That guy is only looking to get paid, that is a awesome deal by the Pats that he walked away from.. You get a great chance at winning a championship and big money, seems to want a bigger contract... I blame his agents, if I was a GM I would avoid those players with those guys as his agents..

[CoMoChief]

Originally Posted by recxjake

Sign him and Ian Scott and I think we did great in free agency...

Also we don't have a kicker on the roster... maybe a late round draft pick?

I would love to have Ian Scott.

[CoMoChief]

- Sign DT Ian Scott.
- Re-sign Mitchell, move to OLB

DRAFT
Round1: WR Robert Meachem
Round2: OT Tony Ugoh
Trade up in 3rd Round: K Sydney Crosby

Draft best players availble from here on out.

[Stinger]

Originally Posted by GoChiefs

Get ready for the first "What did Michael Irvin have that Webb doesn't already possess?" post.

Cocain habit?

[UTChief]

I'm all for it, I think he can help Ive watched him for years, coming from my home area USU is our local university.

[Mr. Laz]

don't waste a bunch of resources on a position you don't plan to try and really maximize.

[Mecca]

Originally Posted by Valiant

That guy is only looking to get paid, that is a awesome deal by the Pats that he walked away from.. You get a great chance at winning a championship and big money, seems to want a bigger contract... I blame his agents, if I was a GM I would avoid those players with those guys as his agents..

I don't blame the guy.....he'll take that offer shop around see if he gets better and if he doesn't he'll go back to the Pats, plenty of guys do this.