A good receiver . but has injury concerns and we have to get someone to throw it to him or we have just another pissed off diva.

He is a vertical deep threat guy....if he is available, get him.

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"When you suck long enough, you get a Hickey"

absolutely go get him. Marshall and Rice would be a premier receiving duo.

....with Bess in the slot, talk about mismatches!

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"When you suck long enough, you get a Hickey"

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Work it out with each other in pms, Guys.

samsam3738 Wrote:
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> Posted by: Mia1 () Date: February 28, 2011
> 03:35PM
>
> Let me tell you this I would never insult your
> child, ever well untill they become 18, and
> considered a adult,which then can defend
> themselves if they did somthing that requird
> attention to be insulted, even then thats still
> low.
>
>
> you insulted marinos child and he is
> autistic....You said he was a girl because he is
> not into football.
>
> If it isnt the kettle calling the pot.


I never talked about his autistic child, I talked about his older son.

Somone brought up his other child who is autistic.

Well Phinsfan that is what SamSam does.

He goes out of his way to start trouble, him about 2 others.

One of the holdups in the new CBA is that the owners want to bring back the salary cap, and they want it to be reduced 18% from the 2009 level. If that winds up happening, you can forget Miami being active on big name free agents. They'd have approximately half of the salary cap tied up in Marshall, Dansby, Long, Soliai, and Carey.

dolfanmark Wrote:
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> One of the holdups in the new CBA is that the
> owners want to bring back the salary cap, and they
> want it to be reduced 18% from the 2009 level. If
> that winds up happening, you can forget Miami
> being active on big name free agents. They'd have
> approximately half of the salary cap tied up in
> Marshall, Dansby, Long, Soliai, and Carey.

I don't think a cap is the answer. It's supposed to level the playing field and allow teams in smaller markets to compete, but what market is smaller than Green Bay?! The NBA has a cap, and that league is ANYTHING but level and competitive.

montequi Wrote:
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> dolfanmark Wrote:
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> -----
> > One of the holdups in the new CBA is that the
> > owners want to bring back the salary cap, and
> they
> > want it to be reduced 18% from the 2009 level.
> If
> > that winds up happening, you can forget Miami
> > being active on big name free agents. They'd
> have
> > approximately half of the salary cap tied up in
> > Marshall, Dansby, Long, Soliai, and Carey.
>
> I don't think a cap is the answer. It's supposed
> to level the playing field and allow teams in
> smaller markets to compete, but what market is
> smaller than Green Bay?! The NBA has a cap, and
> that league is ANYTHING but level and competitive.

So montequi, what suggestions do you have? Something needs to be in place to level the playing field. Or maybe we should go back to the 60s and early 70s system and forget about parity.

I think it should be like the NBA, and Peyton Manning, Adrian Peterson, and Andre Johnson should all bring their talents to South Beach.

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"When you suck long enough, you get a Hickey"

Well lets not have a salary cap. Hell alot of players want to play in Miami.

MUCH better to play here than in Buffalo, or Seattle, or even Green Bay.

Its warm, great fishing, I mean sure they would have to learn hispanish lol but the woman!!!

Our team would be top 10 every year with no cap, we got celebrity owners baby!!

I forgot about the report button, sorry just figured doing that would get me into more trouble, rather than just arguing back and forth.

I hope Ireland scores big time on the draft....it sucks we are limited with picks, but he can make something happen.

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"When you suck long enough, you get a Hickey"

He needs to add 3 starters in this draft....atleast.

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Leon In Denver Wrote:
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> So montequi, what suggestions do you have?
> Something needs to be in place to level the
> playing field. Or maybe we should go back to the
> 60s and early 70s system and forget about parity.

As I said, Green Bay is probably the smallest market...yet they just won the Superbowl. I don't think football is the same as baseball, where the major markets always dominate (like the Yankees did for a long time). I think we HAVE a level playing field. The draft takes care of that.

Limiting rookie contracts (like the NBA does) would be something I WOULD BE in favor of. How about lowering the minimum salary for a veteran? Why should guys make almost $1 million to sit on the bench just because they've been in the league for 10+ years? Heck...how about NO MINIMUM SALARY!!!

Fly dragonfly, FLY DRAGONFLYYYYYYYY. You have to know the song to get how it fits!

Good point montequi, Green Bay is a small market and they won the SB. Think that might have something to do the the salary cap and parity?

I really don't know what the best solution is, but I don't like a team getting no compensation when a player becomes a free agent. Something should be done about the free movement of players and the huge contracts for rookies. I also agree that the minimum wage is just nuts. But then if I'm a player I would like it.

The salary cap has been fantastic for the NFL. It has leveled the playing field for all franchises. Revenue is shared equally among NFL teams. It is not like major league baseball, where teams like the Red Sox and Yankees have incredibly lucrative regional TV/Radio deals. The NFL has national TV/Radio deals, and they are shared evenly. And the NBA salary cap is a joke. Their cap has so many loopholes (Bird rights, mid level exemptions, etc) that they may as well not have a cap. The salary cap is vital to the success of the NFL, and they would be foolish to do away with it.

But, asking for an 18% cut is way too much for the owners to ask for. The cap has grown every year. To cut it by that much in one year is crazy. Cutting it at all is crazy. If they cut it from what it was in 2009, teams are going to have to start cutting people to get under the cap. And that's not what the players want.

Mark no it wont get people cut, they would make it where players under currant contracts would still get there money, kinda grandfather it in.

Ok phinfan2 i erased it. Ok its on me i messed up this thread. Wont happen again.



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For the record, the Giants just won the world series last year and I'd consider them 'small market'