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Jacoby Jones signs with Chargers


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My dream scenario is we sign Andre Johnson. Please do not give KB the Smitty treatment and leave him out there on a island by himself his entire career.

Ginn would be a nice pick up but nothing more, Harvin can't stay healthy and I'm not the biggest Torrey Smith fan. I imagine Johnson can be had for a lot cheaper than Cobb and AJ can still win on the outside and would be a nice veteran addition teams have to account for.

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Breathe in, breathe out. It's going to be okay.

Jones is very concerning because he fit our mold of the type of FAs we sign and he filled a huge need in the return game, if we can't even land a guy like Jones then who are we going to land?

I think Gettleman made a mistake making his dollar tree comment, he should have lowered expectations and still beat the "we are still cap challenged" comment to not get hopes up

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Looks like my concern about this off season is starting to be justified. First Marshall then Jones. Two down

 

Oh yeah.  Panic before the negotiating period even starts is really smart :rolleyes:

 

To be honest, I'm not ready to write our return game off even if we don't get Ginn.  Definitely not this early in the process.

 

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Looks like my concern about this off season is starting to be justified. First Marshall then Jones. Two down

Marshall was drafted during the Truman administration and Jones sucks.

I certainly hope they werent the standard.

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