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- Former Bills HOF QB Kelly thinks Tim Tebow would be a good fit for Buffalo
- San Francisco the best place for QB Donovan McNabb
- Colts interested in former Bears DE Alex Brown?
- Bengals re-sign guard Bobbie Williams
- Panthers GM Hurney sitting with a contract extension on the table
| Former Bills HOF QB Kelly thinks Tim Tebow would be a good fit for Buffalo Posted: 03 Apr 2010 07:58 PM PDT
It’s been wild to see people either love or hate Tebow, but the bottom line is some team is going to take him in the NFL draft, and from there it will be interesting to see where one of the most touted QB’s in college history fits in. You never now – it could be in Buffalo. |
| San Francisco the best place for QB Donovan McNabb Posted: 03 Apr 2010 04:22 PM PDT
Tweeted this earlier, but I'm going to make the case of Donovan McNabb to be traded to the 49ers (yes, yes, I know this isn't exactly Giants related, but it is NFC East related). The 49ers have two first round picks–13 and 17. With the Eagles wanting a top pick, the 49ers can afford to get rid of one. The 49ers already have significant offensive threats. Frank Gore at running back. Michael Crabtree at wide receiver. Vernon Davis at tight end. With a top QB like McNabb, their offense will be at the top of the league. The Niners have always had quarterback trouble since Jeff Garcia left. McNabb fills that need. Combine that with a defense led by Patrick Willis and you have a playoff team. You can still use that other first round pick to fill a need at safety or on the offensive line. I still don't get the reasoning for trading McNabb, but if he is to go, the Niners are the best place for him. |
| Colts interested in former Bears DE Alex Brown? Posted: 03 Apr 2010 04:21 PM PDT It's been reported that the Colts could be interested in recently released Bears' defensive end Alex Brown. Brown was the Bears' starting defensive end. The Colts could take interest because of the release of Raheem Brock. The Colts could use a third defensive end. They might even try him out a bit at defensive tackle. We'll see. Brown might be a good fit after all, who knows? |
| Bengals re-sign guard Bobbie Williams Posted: 03 Apr 2010 04:16 PM PDT Per ESPN via Adam Schefter's Twitter account, the Cincinnati Bengals have come to terms with free agent guard Bobbie Williams. With Williams in the fold for the 2010 season, the Bengals now have 21 of 22 starters from a year ago under contract for next season. Laveranues Coles, who was released by the team earlier in the offseason is the only starter not returning for 2010. Rumors that the Bengals wouldn't be able to afford (or willing to spend enough on) Williams can be put to rest with this move. If the Bengals' draft was not already wide open, this signing gives Cincinnati even more flexibility come April 21.
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| Panthers GM Hurney sitting with a contract extension on the table Posted: 03 Apr 2010 04:08 PM PDT
One would think that if Fox is shown the door, Hurney would be right behind, but that doesn’t seem to be the case. The Panthers haven’t been that stockpiled with talent to make Hurney that valuable, so one has to wonder why he would get to stay if the team has another bad season? |
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