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We are NOT over the cap according to Schefter tweet

jtnc

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cut some people, restructure Kalil, and trade for Asante

reading the training camp update thread has me pooting my pants about the corner position. really don't want to see Kevin corn on the Kolb shred us for 300 yards on opening day

Asante is too much, we'd have to give up too much. We need to keep all the talent we have on this team and our draft picks.

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Asante is too much, we'd have to give up too much. We need to keep all the talent we have on this team and our draft picks.

eagles need a MLB

we may be able to package Connor with some lower picks to get him. he costs a lot and the Eagles need to resign some guys that will require serious money.

it's wishful thinking but we really need a shutdown corner.

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eagles need a MLB

we may be able to package Connor with some lower picks to get him. he costs a lot and the Eagles need to resign some guys that will require serious money.

it's wishful thinking but we really need a shutdown corner.

I just don't see the need to over spend on a older player with a move that will hender us in our hopeful run at a superbowl years. We don't need to fix, or fill every hole this year.

And when did AS become a shutdown corner??? If so he would not be demoted to the #3 guy in Philly.

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I just don't see the need to over spend on a older player with a move that will hender us in our hopeful run at a superbowl years. We don't need to fix, or fill every hole this year.

And when did AS become a shutdown corner??? If so he would not be demoted to the #3 guy in Philly.

Feels like the 100th time I have said this. Look here:

http://www.footballoutsiders.com/player/16833/asante-samuel

Based on those stats he has been the best CB in the NFL over the past 2 seasons.

Edit: DRC is going to be the Nickel if they keep Asante. Asante(an off cover corner) wouldn't fair too well in the slot.

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Bengals and Raiders.... Both those franchises are ran by the worst owners...

Raiders??? How the hell do you lose your top players, but are still that far over the salary cap with a team with little talent??? WTF??? My goodness, to be a raider fan.... Maybe I should go take a visit to their board.. Lol

Haha. Living in SD, I have to deal with raider fans everyday. Last year, when they won the final game and went 8-8, the spots bar I was at erupted as if they won the Superbowl. They went to the parking lot and tried to tip a car. Raider fans aren't sad about being raider fans, I can promise you that. Most of 'em can't even feel emotions. Their only emotions are "hungry" "drunk" and "stabby"

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