dolphaholic Wrote:
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> DolfanKing Wrote:
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> > berkeley223 Wrote:
> >
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> > > why not make the armstrong slaton trade if we
> > cut
> > > slaton to sign armstrong?
> >
> >
> > Rumor was Washington was looking for a throw in.
>
> > They thought they had us over a barrel because
> of
> > the WR situation. For once, Ireland did
> something
> > right. Even a blind squirrel....
> Factually speaking, your ass cheeks are flapping
> in the wind doing your talking once again, for all
> of Irelands faults, the high stakes poker game of
> trades is not one of his, he held his ground when
> the fan base and NFL world was screaming for him
> to "just give Denver what they want for Orton
> already would ya", he didn't jump at giving up a
> kings ransom for Kolb, he low-balled M. Flynn (I
> know, not a trade, but you get the drift) and he
> held out on Indy until he got what he wanted for
> Vontae. Would not want to play Texas Hold Em with
> this cat!


Wow... I compliment Ireland and you slam me.

Not that there is anything factually wrong about my post - there isn't. Its just some feel like bashing anything I write because they are angry, angry people.

Sorry, but I'm not the on that took a leak on your Corn Flakes. That would be Jeff Ireland.

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Miami Dolphins. Always Perfect.

Anyone know anything about our waiver claims?
We should have went after joselio Hanson and Evan Moore

Cut Naanee and sign Gaffney , if healthy,
And one more wr, Gurley? Jeff Maehl?
Jermaine hearse , really versatile Brad Smith, Aaron Hernandez like
player that can play some RBI

Danario alexander?

brad smith is nothing like aaron hernandez. didn't know he was cut--used to kill us but we have no need for him since we (hopefully) scrapped the wcat

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The beatings will continue until morale improves.

Ken Wrote:
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> Guys, even the best GM's don't hit on more than
> about 50% of their draft picks and average is
> 30-40%. Ireland isn't doing badly, even though he
> could be doing just a bit better than he is.
>
> I'll give him another two seasons of his own
> before I judge him...that would give him four
> drafts.
>
> Devlin is a keeper...I thought we should have
> given him more of a chance last year.

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I have been saying all along, and agree with the posters on this board, that Ireland shouldn't be judged on his draft picks YET. Give his picks a couple of years, then grade him.

My only beef with Ireland is that thus far, he has yet to pick any All Stars (Long excluded). Once he starts hitting on those, then he will be looked at differently.

captkoi Wrote:
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> My only beef with Ireland is that thus far, he has
> yet to pick any All Stars (Long excluded). Once
> he starts hitting on those, then he will be looked
> at differently.

He didn't pick Long either. That was Parcells.

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Miami Dolphins. Always Perfect.

But Captain, Ireland has been drafting since 2008. And a lot of the complaints about his stewardship have involved him having to sell at bargain basement prices picks he paid top dollar for.