Archuleta traded to Bears for 6th round pick

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holcknowsbest
03-20-2007, 11:29 PM
PP is a nice guy who cant start at safety in the NFL....please dont argue this point because hes spent 9 years in the league and never started plus he tore his acl last year meaning he wont be 100 percent until a year for now, its a two year injury....ARCH is gone and his money with him (we hope). SO NOW WE DRAFT LANDRY WITH 6 OR 8 which ever we have come draft day.

SmootSmack
03-20-2007, 11:41 PM
PP is a nice guy who cant start at safety in the NFL....please dont argue this point because hes spent 9 years in the league and never started plus he tore his acl last year meaning he wont be 100 percent until a year for now, its a two year injury....ARCH is gone and his money with him (we hope). SO NOW WE DRAFT LANDRY WITH 6 OR 8 which ever we have come draft day.

I'll argue the point becuase he has started in his career. Plenty of times. You're right about the ACL though. That could be a while.

FRPLG
03-20-2007, 11:42 PM
PP is a nice guy who cant start at safety in the NFL....please dont argue this point because hes spent 9 years in the league and never started plus he tore his acl last year meaning he wont be 100 percent until a year for now, its a two year injury....ARCH is gone and his money with him (we hope). SO NOW WE DRAFT LANDRY WITH 6 OR 8 which ever we have come draft day.

Well I don't need to argue it because he started in Buffalo and he started for us a lot in '05. Your point on the knee is right on though.

edit: I swear smootsmack and I are different people. Even though we made the same post at the same time.

wilsowilso
03-20-2007, 11:44 PM
My brother is convinced we are going to pull Laron Landry out of the magic draft hat. It's kind of like building a house from the top down.

EARTHQUAKE2689
03-20-2007, 11:45 PM
I'll argue the point becuase he has started in his career. Plenty of times. You're right about the ACL though. That could be a while.


true and with the re-signing of stoudmire do we go after landry or do we still go after a stud d lineman i am caught between two worlds

SmootSmack
03-20-2007, 11:47 PM
No man named Landry should ever wear a Redskins uniform (RIP Tom)

Seriously though, we need help on the line. Landry will not make us a better team

Skins4Eva
03-20-2007, 11:49 PM
ill make this short and sweet because i know this is going to get ripped but....we'd be crazy not to sign LaRon Landry...guy is in the mold of Sean Taylor but FASTER...i know everyone is clamoring about the D line but think about it...with athletic safeties like that u could potentially bring two line backers in a blitz every down!! I m sure Greg Williams can come up with some real chaotic and exotc blitz packages if he didnt have to worry about downfield coverage.

Smurf85
03-21-2007, 12:36 AM
Good move glad to see he's gone.one less thing to worry about for next year.The Skins relize that we aren't going to us him and he was a bust.So they did what the could to fix it.Sounds like we came our pretty good.i could careless about the pick it was the contract i was worried about.Its sounds like they took care of that pretty good.Lets hope they take some of that money and give it to Cooley for a long term deal.

12thMan
03-21-2007, 01:28 AM
Kudos to the F.O.

CrazyCanuck
03-21-2007, 01:29 AM
Regarding Archuleta's contract, did you guys notice that his deal with Chicago will include $5 million in guarantees? So says the ESPN article.

$5 million is exactly what we owed him tomorrow when the second half of his guaranteed money was due to him.

I await the numbers from La Canfora, but I'd venture to guess that somehow the Skins managed to transfer that $5 million payment over to the Bears. If true, the 'Skins would be taking a $4 million dead cap hit this year on Archuleta, meaning making the trade only ate up $1.7 million of incremental cap space, meaning we'd be sitting here with about $8 million in 2007 cap space.

Wow! I just saw this now.

Schneed, looks like you were right on. From the Post:

washingtonpost.com (http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/03/20/AR2007032001919.html)

"The Redskins and Archuleta agreed to postpone his original deadline of March 12 to receive his bonus payment in order to facilitate a trade, and the Bears, whose coach, Lovie Smith, has a strong relationship with the safety from their time together in St. Louis, ultimately agreed to pick up that $5 million payment as part of the deal, sources said, beating today's new deadline for the option."

IMO this is UNBELIEVABLE!!! Snyder pulled a real coup here. I don't know how we convinced them to give us a 6th rounder AND take the $5M bonus payment.

Maybe CC knows if such a transfer of guaranteed payments can be done under the new collective bargaining agreement?

I didn't know they could but I'm loving it!

I'm not sure if it's a change in the CBA, or if Snyder's just getting smarter with the signing bonuses, but it's been a trend with our recent signings. Arch, Randle-El, Carter, Lloyd, Samuels, Rabach, Patten, Jansen, Thomas, Moss, Taylor all had their signing bonuses split over the first 2 years of the contract. I figured this was just a way to delay some money past the current year, but now I see how valuable it can be. If you screw up on a guy (Arch), you still have time to recoup some of the signing bonus.

As Frank the Tank once said, "It's genius!"

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