CJ wanted by Falcons owner and GM at all costs

[SR 7]

http://www.footballsfuture.com/news/2007/04/falcons-owner-orders-gm-to-move-up-and.html

 

[kpcane]

Had they kept Jim Mora, Jr., and pulled this deal off, I think they'd be a super bowl contender next year.

 

[NYinBostonFin]

Why would they want to ruin another WR's career?

 

[Bill C]

Good news - it means that CJ is first off the board.
Bad News - it means that the Raiders would definitely go QB in the #8 spot.

This would force the Phins to HAVE to move to at least #6 in order to have a shot at Quinn - if he is the intended target.

 

[Motion]

Good news - it means that CJ is first off the board.
Bad News - it means that the Raiders would definitely go QB in the #8 spot.

This would force the Phins to HAVE to move to at least #6 in order to have a shot at Quinn - if he is the intended target.

That probably would be a good thing cause then we could trade ahead of them to #6 like so many wanted to in the first place for some unknown reason.

 

[fishypete]

At all costs? Where Ditka...when you need him!

 

[JFoxx]

Interesting that some teams opinions about themselves are much different than everyone else's. They must think they are literally one/two players away from the superbowl if they are willing to trade away the rest of their draft (and possibly some from next year) to get one player. Even if they get him, it will be funny to watch Vick run for 8 yards versus throwing to a wide open CJ 30 yards down the field every other play.

Draft-wise, this puts us in the same scenario as if Oak took CJ with the first pick. Increases our odds of getting someone decent at #9 and/or trading to the #6 spot to get Quinn or whoever we want.