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GOING TO MIAMI FOR A 2ND THIS YEAR AND A 2ND NEXT YEAR   BOY DID WE NEED A WR.
 
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yes we did that makes ginn alot better goind deep cuz u have to worry bout marshall

hope we keep ginn because our 4-5 wr sets look great with that star addition bess,ginn,marshall,hartline,camarillo
 
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we was getting open with those guys last year so imagine how better they with that stud
 
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Ginn is being shopped around...according to several sources, his days in Miami are numbered.

This probably means Dez Bryant will not be a Dolphin.

Let's hope Marshall can himself under control.

Go Fish

 
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I'd like to see them trade Ginn, and get a late 2nd or early 3rd back. Then get a solid rookie receiver like Golden Tate.

Ginn is a bust.

Looks like nose tackle in the first round

 
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Quote Originally Posted by BookBeater:

I'd like to see them trade Ginn, and get a late 2nd or early 3rd back. Then get a solid rookie receiver like Golden Tate.

Ginn is a bust.

Looks like nose tackle in the first round


Ginn wouldn't justify a 2nd or 3rd round pick
 
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Ginn wouldn't justify a 2nd or 3rd round pick

Agreed.

 
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should keep him this year then get rid of him next yr
 
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all of these draft picks given away and dollars spent by the Jets and Dolphins and the Patriots still will be kings of the AFC East...
 
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Quote Originally Posted by ratherBgambling:

all of these draft picks given away and dollars spent by the Jets and Dolphins and the Patriots still will be kings of the AFC East...

I agree but it won't be easy.Henne Sanchez Brady that is where the difference is.Also the Patriots have three second round picks this year,that can't hurt.

 

 
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I think we trade out of the first round.  Great day for the fins!

 
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Redrum, keep Ginn really?  He can't get a wet paper sack open, plus he would have to actually catch tyhe ball!  He's worth maybe a 7th rounder!

 
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great deal for miami, puts them in main contention in the division
 
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Keep Ginn only because you cant get **** for him!!  Also I honestly believe he will have his best year as a phin (IF THEY KEEP HIM)  Might as well keep him considering he won the games vs the jets last year only in the return game

So happy about this trade though.  This is EXACTLY what Chad Henne needed.  Get used to hearing Henne to MArshall!!!!!!!!!

Go phins!!!

 
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I was not happy to hear this as a Pats fan.  The two horse race in teh AFC East may have Miami ahead of my boys now
 
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Quote Originally Posted by pucku27:

GOING TO MIAMI FOR A 2ND THIS YEAR AND A 2ND NEXT YEAR   BOY DID WE NEED A WR.

yes you did, badly
 
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Miami came out well with this trade, Brandon Marshall makes any passing attack viable, they already had that awesome one two punch in the running game.

 
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Great trade for the fins who lack a great WR. I thought the price was steep though. Denver did well in this deal as well.

Ginn would fetch a 6th round pick. I can see a good team wasting a 6th rounder and gambling on him.

 
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afc east gonna be good one to watch...no team is dominant. all are building thier teams..except bills but they are restructuring their whole team.
 
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Marshall's #'s will surely go down, not that Henne isn't good or doesn't have decent upside, but Miami is first & foremost a running team, and the additional of baby T.O. doesn't change that fact, but the addition of BMarsh def. adds a new dynamic to Miami's offense... great deal for the Fins, and I see Denver taking another step "back"... McDaniels has a shitload to prove now, after dealing Cutler and Marshall abroad... I don't see the Broncos finishing any better than 8-8 again THIS year now... Denver will miss him DEARLY gang...

 
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BUT WHAT ABOUT THE RUNNING BACKS?? at this point in career brown must be watched (he also gets injured for several games...and Williams, how much gas in tank he got left? they are not deep enough in the RB's to be a run 1st team...
 
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Quote Originally Posted by misfit_aka:

afc east gonna be good one to watch...no team is dominant. all are building thier teams..except bills but they are restructuring their whole team.

captain obvious speaks again
 
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Quote Originally Posted by misfit_aka:

BUT WHAT ABOUT THE RUNNING BACKS?? at this point in career brown must be watched (he also gets injured for several games...and Williams, how much gas in tank he got left? they are not deep enough in the RB's to be a run 1st team...


What do you mean they are not "deep enough in the RB's to be a 1st run team..?" Like you said, they have Brown and Williams. How deep do they need to be? Are you saying that in order to be top tier team you need to have studs three and four deep at the running back position?
 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by JumboDaddy:



What do you mean they are not "deep enough in the RB's to be a 1st run team..?" Like you said, they have Brown and Williams. How deep do they need to be? Are you saying that in order to be top tier team you need to have studs three and four deep at the running back position?


because of their ages..yeah, they need to get a young RB.
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