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Have to think that he will go to a team
with a sub -par coached team but that can win.

TO's career su record of his teams are 126-82,
13 seasons in the NFL TO's clubs have won
9 seasons  and have amassed 10 wins 7 x's.

TO's next jersey will be:

chicago
jacksonville
minnesota
new orleans
san diego
tampa bay
washington










 
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New England, they just freed up a bunch of cap room with the cassel vrabel trade, and they NEED a WR, not to mention that ol Bill won't put up with any of TO's bullshit
 
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NE needs a wr?  Are you smoking crack?  Let me help you understand something...NE has Randy Moss and Wes Welker for starters, did you forget?  Besides they wouldn't pay him a boat load of money, so freeing up salary cap space wasn't for a Wr.  Perhaps watch the NFL before making a crazy, crack headed statement.
 
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buffalo bills could use him
 
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Washington sounds right.    Little Daniel Snyder loves big name overpaid free agents.        And they are a little thin at the wide reciever position.      Antwaan Randel El?   
 
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Quote Originally Posted by wickedj:

NE needs a wr?  Are you smoking crack?  Let me help you understand something...NE has Randy Moss and Wes Welker for starters, did you forget?  Besides they wouldn't pay him a boat load of money, so freeing up salary cap space wasn't for a Wr.  Perhaps watch the NFL before making a crazy, crack headed statement.


Are you kidding me? Maybe you should read some shit before you call someone out. After Welker and Moss NE has no one at all, not to mention both Kelley Washington and Jabar Gaffney left (Gaffney was 3rd on the team for a WR in catches and yards behind Moss and Welker). If Welker or Moss goes down NE would be screwed without some insurance. If you don't think TO wouldn't take a paycut to have an ACTUAL shot at a ring you are out of your mind. I think your the one thats been smokin rock
 
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TITANS But they will never go after a BIG WR
 
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Who cares?  On second thought, I hope he ends up in Cleveland
 
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He will want to go to a team who has the chance to compete for a SB.  But I don't think a team like the Patriots or Steelers would want him.
 
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no way he goes to new england. thats just rediculous. it was odd enough for NE to get moss, not really their type of guy. but i don't think any HC is dumb enough to try to put TO alongside moss, can you say sideline blow up? have you not seen the new england winning without huge stars the last decade. no way he'd go to the skins. they've already spent way to much $, and to who said they are thin at WR they got a good TE (cooley) santana moss (still a huge big play threat) randle el (not flashy but still can play) and they just used 2 2nd round picks on WR's last year so they'll never even think about it.

imagine the numbers he could get with Brees throwing to him
 
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in the other thread there's a post...there's about 10 teams that profootballtalk i believe reported DONT want t.o.......
 
 
 
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Colston and Owens would be sick..
 
TO and Moss would be a sight to see ..
 
Minn, Wash, Balt - Ray Lewis would kick his ass.. , Tampa, Jack, Tenn , Carolina .. he won't go to Oakland..
 
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I think the guy is going to have a hard time finding a job, especially for the money he and his agent are going to be looking for.   
 
 
Owens is a cancer who only cares about himself.     Teams have finally realized that he's not worth the hassle.    If he wants to play somewhere for a small contract he might get a job.
 
Nobody is going to give that assclown big money anymore.   At least that's my opinion.   
 
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Oakland or Minnesota.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Yavapai:

Have to think that he will go to a team
with a sub -par coached team but that can win.

TO's career su record of his teams are 126-82,
13 seasons in the NFL TO's clubs have won
9 seasons  and have amassed 10 wins 7 x's.

TO's next jersey will be:

chicago
jacksonville
minnesota
new orleans
san diego
tampa bay
washington










You are wrong with Chicago (because angelo is cheap), Minnesota (because Childress hates TO more than the devil), or NO (because they won't sign another skilled player).  Missing one... Tennessee.

 
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I agree Hound, but the problem is somebody will lay the kind of cash he's looking for.
 
Please not the saints.
 
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the Colts
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Azar88:



Are you kidding me? Maybe you should read some shit before you call someone out. After Welker and Moss NE has no one at all, not to mention both Kelley Washington and Jabar Gaffney left (Gaffney was 3rd on the team for a WR in catches and yards behind Moss and Welker). If Welker or Moss goes down NE would be screwed without some insurance. If you don't think TO wouldn't take a paycut to have an ACTUAL shot at a ring you are out of your mind. I think your the one thats been smokin rock

 

First of all, you said that they freed up salaries to make room.  This isn't the same as taking a pay cut.  You talk about Gaffney being the #3 in yards and catches behind Moss and Welker...now the crack must be setting in.  Any #3 would be behind Moss and Welker in catches and yards.  Lmao.  Now your playing the "If they get hurt card"....then why doesn't Indy sign him, because if Wayne gets hurt there in deep shit.  There are AT LEAST 25 teams that don't have the 1-2 punch of Moss and Welker.  So I'd think those teams would need to worry about getting a solid receiver before NE get's insurance. 

 
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little danny snyder will probably try to sign him.  Then "TO" can play Philly and Dallas both twice a year.
 
Anything that little danny snyder does related to that pitiful football team will blow up.  Sign anyone, sign no one----won't matter, that little icehole is cursed.
 
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just heard from jay glazier he is in BUFFALO.
 
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Buffalo Bills

1 yr/$6.5 mil
 
 
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Buffalo???
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