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Is getting Aso our dream or is the front office really considering it?

gorillamilitia13

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Every potientiel free agent is and has been being evaluated. They know who Aso is and they will take a long look at him IMO because not only is he a talented player but he is also a really good guy which this team loves. That doesn't mean the team can afford him or that they would actually persue him but I don't think there is any doubt that the team, behind closed doors, will look at him very seriously.

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everything i have heard says that al is going to franchise him.

i can guarantee you, though, that the panthers/hurney has been considering it but i don't know that it has been something that they are seriously trying to work out.

the panthers look at everything and everyone. it's just not feasible a lot of times.

we will fill the hole peppers is leaving somehow.

i do think we would be able to get the raiders 2 first round picks, though. peppers is the prototypical al davis type player. flashy and a lot of hype.

i would have no problem sending him to the black hole. two months and he'd be crying for mama.

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