Really possible for Reggie Wayne and Steven Davis

Davis is old and crippled. Does anyone remember how often he was injured toward the tail of his career here? He hasn't shown that he could stay healthy in Carolina either.

As for Wayne, I don't want to see him come here. His numbers are inflated as he is playing with the best QB in the league and he has one of the best wideouts playing opposite him. Moreover, he'll want a boatload of money that I think could be better spent.

Finally, remember, Danny isn't in control of player-personnel decisions anymore. Plus, I think he's learned from his 2000 spending spree. I'd look for a relatively low-key offseason (other than in the trade/cut department - see, Ramsey, Arrington).

I agree 95 percent,especially on the wayne part,he looks like an alvin harper just waiting to happen,we could be wrong,but I think he'd be wanting too much money for his worth,I'm not quite sure on the danny thing learning his lesson

i dont see us getting wayne, but i think our boys just north will (eagles) they have the cap room and need a reciever. I think either Koren Robinson or Brandon Lloyd would be a nice aquisition. Plus drafting one in 3 rd or 4th round.

Anybody think about adding David Givens? He's kind of a tweener at receiver he's pretty fast, but kinda physical as well. I've always like the New England receivers. I think if you put him, Moss, and Patten on the field they could really turn into a NE type receiving corps.

One thing that I have to point out for people who say we should pick up TO is that there is no way Mark Brunell could keep TO and Santana Moss happy. I don't know of a whole lot of QB's who could. You don't go out and grab two #1 receivers unless you have a QB who can absolutely spread the ball around and get the job done. Would Brunell improve if we had TO? Maybe, but I doubt that TO would get enough balls to be happy if he were playing alongside someone Brunell already knew and trusted.

One thing to consider about Wayne, I'm not sure if it's been mentioned, is that he and Santana were college teammates at the U. Maybe he would like to reunite with Mr. Moss and become a dynamic duo again. I don't know, I don't think that would happen, but they all seem to have a certain bond that's stronger than other colleges. They seem to stick together and claim their school as much as possible.

What about Nate Burleson? I've seen him play a few times and looks like a solid #2, in fact he was the #2 to Randy Moss year before last. As far as Stephen Davis is concerned I think his best years are behind him. All the injuries are working against him at this point in his career.

I would like to see them take a chance on Peerless Price.
I'd like to see them take a chance Art Monk in his 50s me before that worthless sack of ****.

I would like to see Burleson as our #2 but I dont think that the Vikes will let him go and he is a RFA which means that if we do get him we have to give a draft pick to the vikes, unless he was undrafted...

Good points But I think the cap might not be in effect this year if a CBA isn't agreed upon before the draft.
There will be a cap this year in any event. The possibility for an uncapped year is in 2007.

Ok you started out by saying "Get TO" and unless the rest of that sentence is "shipped to a remote island" I'm discounting everything you have to say.
Quality line. I applaud.

I would like to see Burleson as our #2 but I dont think that the Vikes will let him go and he is a RFA which means that if we do get him we have to give a draft pick to the vikes, unless he was undrafted...

Oh well, it was a good thought. I wouldn't want to sign off on any more draft picks though. There are too many options for #2 WR in the FA this year to be married to the idea of signing an RFA.

Moss out of the "U" would be key in the 3rd round