PFT: Raiders shopping Michael Huff

EARTHQUAKE2689 · 02-24-2008, 08:30 PM

If Oakland is ready to give up on him after 2 seasons I say no thanks

BleedBurgundy · 02-25-2008, 09:57 AM

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Originally Posted by EARTHQUAKE2689

If Oakland is ready to give up on him after 2 seasons I say no thanks

I am in no way advocating dealing for Huff but I don't think that Oakland's personnel evaluation is exactly "world class." Honestly, I think I'd be more inclined to take a chance on a player discarded by an organization with such a shoddy history of personnel evaluation as opposed to a castoff from a team like the patriots. If the pats let someone go, there's probably something wrong with them or they want way too much money. The raiders are just incompetent.

(isn't great to have a team like the Raiders in the league so we can feel better about the skins!)

rscalder · 02-25-2008, 11:12 AM

I remember him from the Texas v. USC title game, he is definitely a good player but why are they getting rid of him so early? First warning sign, although it is the Raiders. I think we have to ideal safeties right now. Reed seems to me like what they thought Archulata was suppose to be, but without the heavy contract. I think we go with something in another post, get a savvy veteran to use in nickel and dime situations who may also tutor the Landry and Doughty. Just my opinion.

QBall · 02-25-2008, 11:38 AM

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Originally Posted by rscalder

I remember him from the Texas v. USC title game, he is definitely a good player but why are they getting rid of him so early? First warning sign, although it is the Raiders. I think we have to ideal safeties right now. Reed seems to me like what they thought Archulata was suppose to be, but without the heavy contract. I think we go with something in another post, get a savvy veteran to use in nickel and dime situations who may also tutor the Landry and Doughty. Just my opinion.

I think Landry proved the only tutor he needed was Taylor and his coaches. He had a great rookie season and if healty I expect:

100+ tackles, 5+ picks, 5+ sacks, 10+ pd, PRO BOWL in 08'.

Defensewins · 02-25-2008, 02:12 PM

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Originally Posted by EARTHQUAKE2689

If Oakland is ready to give up on him after 2 seasons I say no thanks

Kind of like Randy Moss for a 4th rounder? Randy Moss was no good. :cheeky-sm

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rscalder Camp Scrub Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 9	Re: PFT: Raiders shopping Michael Huff I remember him from the Texas v. USC title game, he is definitely a good player but why are they getting rid of him so early? First warning sign, although it is the Raiders. I think we have to ideal safeties right now. Reed seems to me like what they thought Archulata was suppose to be, but without the heavy contract. I think we go with something in another post, get a savvy veteran to use in nickel and dime situations who may also tutor the Landry and Doughty. Just my opinion.

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