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that the FO might go after

1-Antonio Bryant-29

2-Lance Moore(tendered-2nd)-27

3-Davone Bess-24(ERFA)

4-Brad Smith-(tendered-2nd)-27

5-Jason Avant(tendered-2nd)-27

6-Courtney Roby(tendered-??)-27

7-Malcom Floyd(tendered-1st)-28

8-Terrell Owens-36

9-Derrick Mason-36

10-Chris Chambers-32

11-Mark Clayton(tendered-2nd)-28

12-Domenik Hixon(tendered 2nd)-25

13-Demetrius Williams(tendered-4th)-27

14-Torry Holt-34

15-Kassim Osgood-30

16-Laveranues Coles-32

17-Antwaan Randle El-31

Davone Bess, Antonio Bryant, or Malcom Floyd is who I would want.

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wait WHAT!? BESS WASN'T TENDERED?

That is the guy that I always said I wanted. I could have sworn Miami would tender him. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE let the Panthers make a move for him. He's an excellent route runner and has outstanding hands. He's kind of like Welker in that he's an awesome possession receiver.

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Bess is ERFA, so as long as Miami tendered him, no one can touch him.

yes he is an ERFA but miami hasnt tendered him. cant think of a way we could get him unless miami tendered him at a 3rd or 2nd, then we could sign him and they would get our 2nd or 3rd/whatever. he is better than any wr that is going to fall to us at #48.

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Exclusive-Rights Free Agents (ERFA)

An Exclusive-Rights Free Agent is an NFL player who is not under contract, but has only two years of NFL experience. If his former club makes him an offer at the three year veteran minimum salary, then that's it, he has to take it or leave the NFL. These guys have no right to negotiate with other teams. They are "free" only in the sense that they're free to quit.

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yes he is an ERFA but miami hasnt tendered him. cant think of a way we could get him unless miami tendered him at a 3rd or 2nd, then we could sign him and they would get our 2nd or 3rd/whatever. he is better than any wr that is going to fall to us at #48.

we dont have to tender him. he is a ERFA regardless. he plays for the phins this year or doesnt play at all, enless we outright cut him. which we wouldnt do. get him off your wish lists.....hes a dolphin.

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