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its time to trade jimmy

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eating up roster and cap space for what?? he hasnt even dressed in how long? its time to get rid of him and use him for SOMETHING that can make a difference on our d. whether that is an immediate trade for a player or a trade for a pick, im not sure. but i think jimmy is an OK qb and could probably make a difference on the right team. time to go while there is still SOME value.. and besides if we need a 3rd string qb, we got armanti :D (hey that pass did look good yesterday)

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eating up roster and cap space for what?? he hasnt even dressed in how long? its time to get rid of him and use him for SOMETHING that can make a difference on our d. whether that is an immediate trade for a player or a trade for a pick, im not sure. but i think jimmy is an OK qb and could probably make a difference on the right team. time to go while there is still SOME value.. and besides if we need a 3rd string qb, we got armanti :D (hey that pass did look good yesterday)

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claussen isnt a bad qb. and CAN start in the NFL. simple fact of the matter is that he got put in a posistion with two better players in front of him. there is value there, and someone needs it. might not be until someone gets hurt though.

If Derek Freaking Anderson is a "better QB" that's in front of you and that's the reason you're not starting, you are not starting material.

Brother, quit while your already not that far behind.

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claussen isnt a bad qb. and CAN start in the NFL. simple fact of the matter is that he got put in a posistion with two better players in front of him. there is value there, and someone needs it. might not be until someone gets hurt though.

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