Friday, April 9, 2010
Lynch and Marshall on the Trade Block?
2 More Punch Their Ticket
From Mississippi:
- Terrico White (has not hired an agent. basically "testing the waters.")
From Georgia Tech:
- Freshman: Derrick Favors (projected top 5 pick)
Skipping School
From Nevada:
- Junior: Armon Johnson
From Georgia Tech:
- Freshman: Derrick Favors
Thursday, April 8, 2010
Haynesworth Out in DC?
- Lions
- Bucs
- Titans
- Jaguars
The end of this debacle over to trade or not to trade Haynesworth, is far from over. Do the Redskins really want to eat almost $20 mil in cap hits over him? The asking price for Haynesworth is steep, due to the cap hit. The Redskins, however, have no draft picks in the 2nd or 3rd round of the draft. What will they do? This Albert Haynesworth trade talk will continue all the way up until the draft. Until then, "Fat" Albert Haynesworth will be rakin' in the big money. He just got a $21 million dollar bonus last month. Like I said, its a steep price for Haynesworth.
Time to Play With the Big Boys
From Penn State:
- Junior: Taylor Battle
From Lipscomb:
- Adnan Hodzic declares but does not hire an agent so he has the opportunity to return to school for another year.
Also, WVU's DaSean Butler had surgery done on his left knee to repair his torn ACL.
Jason Taylor a Jet?
Why was "Fireman Ed" quoted by the Daily News? Whatever. Thanks Ed! Didn't know you were such an "expert"! Anyhow, this could either be the Jets attempt at persuading Taylor to sign with them, or Taylor's way of getting the Dolphins to offer him a bigger and better contract. But ask Ed, I guess he's the REAL expert.
To The Big Time!
From Texas:
- Freshman: Avery Bradley
From Oklahoma:
- Sophomore: Willie Warren
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Flozell to the Redskins?
Off To The NBA
From Kentucky:
- Freshmen: Eric Bledsoe, DeMarcus Cousins, Daniel Orton, and John Wall
- Junior: Patrick Patterson
From Ohio State:
- Junior: Evan Turner
From Kansas:
- Freshman: Xavier Henry
From Xavier:
- Sophomore: Jordan Crawford (has not hired an agent and could still return for one more year)
One more NCAA basketball note: Boston College has now hired their new head basketball coach...Steve Donahue...former head coach for Cornell.
The First To Go...
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
So Long Jason...maybe
- Bills
- Raiders
- Jaguars
- Panthers
- a mystery team
The trade will most likely include a draft going to the Redskins. Many "experts" think that it will be either a 3rd or a 4th round draft pick. Either way, with the Redskins trading away the 37th pick, they need to acquire another pick of some sorts.
I am a firm believer in the ability and potential of Jason Campbell. Any team that is willing to take him is getting a high quality player. All it takes is a little bit of patience, and lets face it...Dan Snyder as none, and Campbell will explode onto the NFL scene. Campbell has yet to sign his restricted free agent tender. Until a deal gets done, either with a trade or Campbell signs the tender, Jason Campbell will not be attending off season workouts with the Washington Redskins. Mike Shanahan and company will be pursuing the trade all the way up until draft day.
Purnell a Demon?
Monday, April 5, 2010
Matt Howard Is A Go
Bulger out in St Louis?
Sunday, April 4, 2010
McNabb a Redskin?
Donovan McNabb is a Washington Redskin. This trade works out well for both teams. The Redskins get a quarterback that Mike Shanahan can work with and the Eagles get the draft pick that they have always wanted. The Redskins traded away the 37th pick and possibly a 3rd or 4th round pick for this marquee QB. Kevin Kolb finally takes control of the Eagles offense. With this trade, the Redskins are sure not to make another bone-headed pick with the 4th pick in Aprils draft. We can now expect them to select:
- Russel Okung, offensive tackle from Oklahoma St.
- Anthony Davis, offensive tackle from Rutgers
- Bryan Bulaga, offensive tackle from Iowa
- Trent Williams, offensive tackle from Oklahoma
Why an offensive tackle? To protect the quarterbacks blind side. Whether its McNabb, Campbell, Grossman, or even Colt Brennan, you need to protect the quarterback in order for them to be productive.
What do the Eagles get out of this mess? They now have 11 picks in this years draft. 11! Teams only have 11 players on offense and defense respectively! They hand over the reins to their offense to a young and promising hot shot named Kevin Kolb and they have the ability to draft lineman and weapons for Kolb to throw to. The downside for the Eagles? They traded their gunslinger away to a division foe. They will see McNabb twice a season. They have since made their opponent better. Not a smart move for the Eagles.
McNabb will also be able to mentor the younger quarterbacks on the Redskins. Colt Brennan could very well become the next Aaron Rodgers. That all depends, however, on Donovan McNabbs attitude toward the situation and how Mike Shanahan and company receive him. For the time being, be proud Redskins fans and be cautious Eagles fans, both your teams have made a move that will greatly benefit one, but could greatly hurt the other.