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Actually that line you like so much sounds mighty familiar. Just saying. Edit: Shhh, actually the whole sentiment

I'm a fan. it's March. I have hope!

I guess it depends if you're looking at primarily LT. But even still, all these guys at least made it to the tampering period: Buluga, Free, Parnell, Stingily, & Long (who was cut) are just a few that I know about that may have been a more solid option.

Not really. Just the one that Gettleman thought that we could afford. With a little coaching up, perhaps your statement will be true at some point in the future.

Or it's just a cheap way to sidestep a valid point that you disagree with, and scream "overreaction" when there really is none.

I had full faith about picking up a receiver in FA, but now I don't know. I am beginning to think that it's better to have low expectations when it comes to G-man and free agency, otherwise you might get your feelings hurt. I am eagerly awaiting the draft however.

FIFY

According to a rumor circulating around on Twitter, the Cowboys are pursuing him (Hardy) in free agency: Even though Hardy is still on the Commissioner’s exempt list, he is free to sign with a new team, but he would not be allowed to play. --cover 32

Another special teams guy who provides some depth.

NcPsa10, if you hadn't answered me the other night, I would swear that you're a bot. Nice info!

It was a huge buzz kill in a thread where we were rolling along, having some fun at the expense of our division rival. Of course you can always start a thread about that specific hypothetical and see what the Huddle thinks...

OK, guy, you have officially earned troll status. I can't defend you anymore.

Hey! Maybe Stills got upset because the Saints traded away his BFF.

Wow! The trading of Jimmy Graham may have been the final crack in the pressure cooker.

If you listened to Gettleman's comments before the Combine about the ticking time bomb, then you'd know that drafting DGB is almost nil. Let me say this however, if they bring him in for a workout there is hope. If they don't, you can pretty much forget about that ghost of a dream.

WOW!!

Maybe so. Maybe not. He may just be that type of under the radar player that needs to be grabbed while he is still cheap as dirt and no one is thinking about him.

Antrel Rolle is a Bear.

If G-man signs him, I am going to trust that he knows what he is doing. In fact, I chose Nicks to be the first free agent signed this year in that other thread.

Why would you trash any free agent visiting, particularly as it pertains to our receiving corps, or, in the case of Boykin , maybe special teams? With our sub par receiving corps competition is a good thing in my book. We need all the depth and competition that we can get to go above and beyond what we had last year in my opinion, on special teams and receiving.

That goes for those bitching' and those bitching about those bitching. It's kind of nauseating after awhile.

Everyone can talk about what they like, but don't be surprised when you get called out for making presumptions and assumptions during the first week of free agency, much less the second day. Initial reactions are sometimes the wrong reactions. The wise man patiently looks on and analyzes the situation before opening his mouth.

The Nicks thing is probably more about the money than the scheme. Nicks miscalculated last year, and now he has to pay the price. He gambled on the one year prove-it deal with the wrong club and lost millions. If he is smart, he will sign a modest contract for a few years and prove his worth, then sign another one in a few years commensurate with his production. Or, he can try another prove-it deal at markedly less money, try it again, and risk taking even more of a financial hit. I don't think that Gettleman is interested in playing around with Nicks on a prove-it deal. Nicks' play was arguably decent, but his overall production was sub par for whatever reasons. He needs to face reality that he isn't the best receiver in the NFL, but far from it. He needs to accept the fact that the market just isn't there for him right now, and that depending on the situation, he could do more harm than good to his market, just like last year. If he gets three mil per year with a few mil guaranteed on a three to four year contract to play at home, he might should consider himself blessed. If not, he can always go gambling in Cleveland.

You may be right, but the other half looks like fuging dicks for no good reason. It's all unnecessary bitching from where I'm sitting. Everyone needs to take a chill pill as opposed to whining and let free agency play out.

In the vicinity of 2.5 mil per year, with 4-6 mil guaranteed on a 4 year contract. This person may not necessarily be a WR2, but with upside. We can then draft someone to definitely fill our WR2 role, or at least compete for it while they develop, then likely have to pay them bigger bucks in three to four years if everything works out.