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cpayne5 · 11-25-2007, 04:40 PM

I don't think blowing up the team is the proper thing to do. Building depth is. The only way we can get more picks is to trade somebody (or high picks). There are only 5 players on the roster that may be tradeable, but several are on your "core" list. Betts and Cooley are the only ones not in your list. Everyone else you'd have to fire; there'd be no "sale" possible.

In my opinion, we are a very close to being right there with Dallas and Green Bay in the NFC. We are 1 healthy Sean Taylor from being 2-1 over the last three.

I'll agree that Moss has been a big disappointment this year. It seems he's best when trying to adjust to an underthrown ball, which is not something JC does very often. He's a complementary receiver with Campbell under center.

Right now, we are suffering from the growing pains of a young quarterback. He has shown very bright flashes, but also shows how inexperienced he is at times. This has to happen. It's just the natural progression of an NFL quarterback. Right now we are living and dying by the arm (decisions?) of 17.

11-25-2007, 04:40 PM	#15
cpayne5 Playmaker Join Date: Feb 2004 Posts: 3,807	Re: Things I want to see: I don't think blowing up the team is the proper thing to do. Building depth is. The only way we can get more picks is to trade somebody (or high picks). There are only 5 players on the roster that may be tradeable, but several are on your "core" list. Betts and Cooley are the only ones not in your list. Everyone else you'd have to fire; there'd be no "sale" possible. In my opinion, we are a very close to being right there with Dallas and Green Bay in the NFC. We are 1 healthy Sean Taylor from being 2-1 over the last three. I'll agree that Moss has been a big disappointment this year. It seems he's best when trying to adjust to an underthrown ball, which is not something JC does very often. He's a complementary receiver with Campbell under center. Right now, we are suffering from the growing pains of a young quarterback. He has shown very bright flashes, but also shows how inexperienced he is at times. This has to happen. It's just the natural progression of an NFL quarterback. Right now we are living and dying by the arm (decisions?) of 17. __________________ "It's not about what you've done, but what's been done for you."