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Official NFL 2011 Offseason Thread of OUR LONG NATIONAL NIGHTMARE IS OVER

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Fox318

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Enron said:
pretty much anything will rank Sanchez over Henne. Or anyone over Henne.

Leave the lolphins alone, haven't they suffered enough?
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TheFatOne

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I think the Pats are currently at 110mil, but they still need to sign Ras-I,Solder, and Vareen. If they sign Mankins to a deal they should have enough money for Osi. They could always restructure deals to make space. So what is top DE money theses days? 8-10milper?


Futurevoid said:
Feel free to hand over that first rounder. I'll be quite happy if the Patriots are stupid enough to do so.

If the Pats get Osi I can guarantee you that they would not have given up a first.
 
TheFatOne said:
So what is top DE money theses days? 8-10milper?
Here you go:

giantswfan (TV / Radio Personality) osi's base is $3.1M this season -- clearly team dealing for him will need to pre-qualify to give him raise - to approx. $10M #giants

TheFatOne said:
If the Pats get Osi I can guarantee you that they would not have given up a first.
...and considering the Giants can just sit back and not accept the trade, I can guarantee you they will extract the maximum value they can out of him from whatever team comes calling. *IF* they actually do trade him.
 

bionic77

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DeaconKnowledge said:
Brees had 22 ints for 33 Tds, yet is still in the top tier. Seems yards is the most important stat - it's the only thing the top guys share.
It must have great analysis considering Ben didn't even play the whole season (if yards were the biggest factor) and it has Matt Ryan as an elite qb.

This is why you look foolish if you base everything on stats (especially predictions). There is so much that doesn't show up on the stat sheet that determines who wins and loses.
 

Fox318

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Futurevoid said:
Here you go:




...and considering the Giants can just sit back and not accept the trade, I can guarantee you they will extract the maximum value they can out of him from whatever team comes calling.
The bucs could pick him up.
 

squicken

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It's tough to trade a #1 since they are so much lower cost now, and then additionally pay free agent rates to a guy who hasn't shown the highest football IQ
 
Vachianno reiterating that the Giants want a 1st round pick to deal Osi:

TheBlueScreen (Beat Writer / Columnist) Never doubt Sal Pal ... Report confirmed. Agent given permission to shop Osi. ... #NYG also want a 1st round pick in return, I'm told.

Reese this morning said the Giants are basically in a good cap position though he noted that he would need to do some trimming after resigning Boss, Smith and Bradshaw. The Giants are simply not in a position to give Osi what he wants money wise.
 

Big-E

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I wouldn't mind the Pats kind of fucking up the future for now. The team won't have too many more chances to make a run I think so go for broke now.
 

Sanjuro

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Getting Osi would certainly make our defense more dynamic like that fans have been asking for the last several seasons. On the other side, I feel weird being the rehab center for disgruntled NFL players. Feels like the Raiders only not as stupid.
 

KingGondo

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Any chance the Pats sign Osi? I can't imagine Belichick would give up a 1st, price seems to high for them.

That pass rush could be ferocious though if Haynesworth is even remotely effective.
 

Sanjuro

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KingGondo said:
Any chance the Pats sign Osi? I can't imagine Belichick would give up a 1st, price seems to high for them.

That pass rush could be ferocious though if Haynesworth is even remotely effective.
I don't mind giving up a first round pick, because he somehow will get multiple later round picks in the trade.
 

TheFatOne

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Big-E said:
I wouldn't mind the Pats kind of fucking up the future for now. The team won't have too many more chances to make a run I think so go for broke now.

This doesn't really screw up the future IMO because everyone knows the cap is going up. When the new tv deal is done the cap is going to go up. The question then becomes is Osi worth a first and then close to 10/year. Any Giant fans still around? I need a scouting report on Osi.

Alligatorjandro said:
New England has 2 1st rounders next year and I doubt they will use them on 2 players so why not use one on a proven player if they can afford it?

This is how I feel, but BB loves his picks.
 

KingGondo

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Sanjuro Tsubaki said:
I don't mind giving up a first round pick, because he somehow will get multiple later round picks in the trade.
It's just so un-Belichickian for them to trade a truly valuable pick and then drop millions to pay the guy.

I could only see them doing that if they truly think Osi is the answer to their pass-rushing woes and that he'll contribute not only this year, but for 3-4 years down the road.
 

bionic77

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eznark said:
For a team that can win this year, absolutely.
He is definitely a good player, but I feel like he benefits from playing alongside a lot of other talented players on that Giants frontline. I agree that a 1st is worth it if the player is going to get you over the top, but I am not sure if Osi is that guy. There is always that question in football of system versus player and I don't know the answer with him.

He can of course prove me wrong when he goes to Philadelphia and wins DPOY (please don't let that British bastard go to Baltimore...).
 

Sanjuro

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KingGondo said:
It's just so un-Belichickian for them to trade a truly valuable pick and then drop millions to pay the guy.

I could only see them doing that if they truly think Osi is the answer to their pass-rushing woes and that he'll contribute not only this year, but for 3-4 years down the road.
Our defense can't penetrate shit. Osi will completely alter this. We have the pick to give, like I said I wouldn't be surprised we send out a first round or second that we wouldn't get a token late round pick for Bill to play his fantasy game with.
 

Milchjon

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beast786 said:
what does :jncs means?

I feel like I am out of the loop :(

:jnc is short for :jakncoke, which replaced :lol when the smiley disappeared. Presumably because jakncoke was one of its most frequent users?
 

TheFatOne

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If Haynesworth is anything close to what he was a line of Vince Wilkfork,Haynesworth,Osi, and Cunningham would be ridiculous.


Milchjon said:
:jnc is short for :jakncoke, which replaced :lol when the smiley disappeared. Presumably because jakncoke was one of its most frequent users?

This is correct. For the record I believe eznark was the first person to use :jakncoke
 

Wellington

BAAAALLLINNN'
Prying a first rounder away from soneone will be tough. The minimization of the salary requirements to sign these guys makes it much better for the "buying" teams to just keep all their picks.
 
Wellington said:
Prying a first rounder away from soneone will be tough.
I think the Giants are banking on that. I don't think the team has serious intentions in trading him and I've said that from the start. They are opening up the opportunity for him to seek a trade to please him and if no serious market develops with teams willing to overpay for him - then he will have little choice but to stay until the Giants are in a better salary-cap position to rework his contract.

Even then the Giants aren't going to pay him $10 million/yr. Tuck is up for a contract extension after the 2012 season is memory recalls - what kind of precedent does that set when Tuck comes to the table to negotiate as a far more important piece of the defense and just a better player in every way?
 
Futurevoid said:
I think the Giants are banking on that. I don't think the team has serious intentions in trading him and I've said that from the start. They are opening up the opportunity for him to seek a trade to please him and if no serious market develops with teams willing to overpay for him - then he will have little choice but to stay until the Giants are in a better salary-cap position to rework his contract.

Even then the Giants aren't going to pay him $10 million. Tuck is up for a contract extension after the 2012 season is memory recalls - what kind of precedent does that set when Tuck comes to the table as a far more important piece of the offense and just a better player in every way.

It just seems like the Giants are trying to prove to Osi that he needs them more than they need him.
 

Plinko

Wildcard berths that can't beat teams without a winning record should have homefield advantage
squicken said:
Below average: Shaun Hill, Jason Campbell, Jay Cutler, Matt Hasselbeck, Chad Henne, Donovan McNabb, Sam Bradford and Alex Smith.

:jnc
 
DeaconKnowledge said:
It just seems like the Giants are trying to prove to Osi that he needs them more than they need him.
Nothing to prove, he DOES. Giants are stacked at that position and arguably has a better all-around player waiting in the wings.
Futurevoid said:
Pretty much. I just want the entire situation done with. JPP future.
YOU DOWN WITH JPP?
 
DeaconKnowledge said:
It just seems like the Giants are trying to prove to Osi that he needs them more than they need him.
Completely agree. Taking JPP in the first round becomes less and less a "luxury" pick as the situation plays out. I mentioned it before but the Kiwi resigning killed just about all leverage Osi had.
 
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