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Just read this article on ESPN Insider. Didn't like when he talked about it at the Pro Bowl and definitely don't like reading this either. I hate the Jets and would be sick if they somehow landed Nnamdi Asomugha. How good would a secondary with Revis and Asomugha be? And we would be going against them 2 times per year. BOOOOO JETS!!!
Does anyone else find this sickening?
Here is the article.:
Nnamdi to the Jets back on?
5:04PM ET
Nnamdi Asomugha | Raiders | Interested: Jets?
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Nnamdi Asomugha started a firestorm of controversy at the Pro Bowl by suggesting that he and Darrelle Revis were poised to be in the same defensive backfield. Later, he clarified, saying that he was joking.
But where there's smoke, there can be fire, and such could be the case here. NFL Insider Adam Schefter has word that the Raiders are looking to swing a trade this offseason, and Asomugha is among those that the team is open to trading.
The problem, if you haven't been following closely, is the CB's contract situation, which includes an interesting clause, summarized below. But that might not keep the Jets away if he's really available, per AFC East scribe Tim Graham. Expanding on the "Revis Island" theme, we'll call the Jets' defensive backfield with Revis and Asomugha the "Rex Ryan Archipelago."
Tim Graham
Bad times for opposing QBs
Adam Schefter
Nnamdi gets quite pricey
Does anyone else find this sickening?
Here is the article.:
Nnamdi to the Jets back on?
5:04PM ET
Nnamdi Asomugha | Raiders | Interested: Jets?
Top Email
Nnamdi Asomugha started a firestorm of controversy at the Pro Bowl by suggesting that he and Darrelle Revis were poised to be in the same defensive backfield. Later, he clarified, saying that he was joking.
But where there's smoke, there can be fire, and such could be the case here. NFL Insider Adam Schefter has word that the Raiders are looking to swing a trade this offseason, and Asomugha is among those that the team is open to trading.
The problem, if you haven't been following closely, is the CB's contract situation, which includes an interesting clause, summarized below. But that might not keep the Jets away if he's really available, per AFC East scribe Tim Graham. Expanding on the "Revis Island" theme, we'll call the Jets' defensive backfield with Revis and Asomugha the "Rex Ryan Archipelago."
Bad times for opposing QBs
"If Asomugha really wants to play with Revis and experience life under defensive savant Ryan -- and get out of Oakland while he's at it -- perhaps he'd be willing to restructure his deal to play for a team that's trying to, you know, win. The possibility of Asomugha still seems remote because of his contract, but the fact the Raiders are dangling him around the league makes you wonder how nauseous AFC East quarterbacks will get at the mere thought of him and Revis in green and white together."
Nnamdi gets quite pricey
"What makes a potential trade for Oakland's Pro Bowl cornerback even more difficult is that, after his contract expires following the 2011 season, Asomugha's team is forbidden from franchising him -- or it must pay him the average of the top five quarterback salaries, which this year would be $16.4 million."