The Risk of Green

By kroberts, Section NFL
Posted on Sat Jun 09 2007 at 1:21 PM EST
More on: Trent Green, Daunte Culpepper, Miami Dolphins, Kansas City Chiefs (all tags)

I just don't understand it. What is this absurd fascination with Trent Green? Why would any team want a 37 year old quarterback who just came off an injury plagued season, and is clearly on the downside of his career? Not just that, but Miami has a very capable Daunte Culpepper shaking his head in confusion, unable to understand why this is happening. There is no real reason to shake the confidence of Culpepper just to MAYBE get one more solid year out of Green. I mean, when was the last time Green led a team to a Super Bowl, anyway? And all of a sudden he's the savior. If anything, Kansas City cannot wait for this trade to happen. They probably could care less what they get, as well. They're just trying to hide their giddiness for their quarterback of the future; Brodie Croyle.

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3 Funerals and a Status Quo

By JMBoraz, Section NFL
Posted on Fri Jan 26 2007 at 6:12 AM EST
More on: Arizona Cardinals, Dallas Cowboys, Pittsburgh Steelers, Miami Dolphins, Cam Cameron, Mike Tomlin, Ken Wisenhunt, Russ Grimm, Jason Garrett (all tags)

For everyone with a weak stomach or weak knees, this is not your entry. Come back when your team makes a great move. You can be sure this is the place for it.

Today, I'm going to be talking some smack about some of the recent hires in the NFL. By the end of it, some of you will wanna kick me in the throat. Some of you will want to rip my fingers off and feed them to the wolves. Some of you will swear up and down and post comments saying that I'm wrong, that I'm a terrible person for thinking so-and-so is going to be bad at his new coaching gig. But I want to say up front, I'm not wishing for them to do badly; it's just that I think they're going to be bad, and I think I'm going to be right.

But I make some points, and I'll give you several reasons why I think the way I do on each of the following topics, and hopefully that will be enough to get you to keep coming back here...

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