Miami finally getting the most of trades

[kain22377]

Another trade we happened to get the most of even though it wasnt transacted by the Trifecta, was Chris Chambers for a 2nd. This was something IMO that was coming sooner or later, and it was definitely the right move.

14 Games Played
9 Games Started
33 Receptions
462 Yards
5 TD's

I think this goes to show and prove to everyone that Chris Chambers is never going to be a true #1 WR. He had a QB passing the ball to him this year that came up with a QBR of 105.5 (squashing the "hes never had a quality QB passing the football to him" excuse brought up year after year).

Chambers no doubt has a lot of talent at the WR position, he has just never been able to ramp it up to that elite notch.

Oh yeah, and we also got Chad Henne for his pick. Good thing we had Tuna, Ireland and Sparano here to make the decision of what to do with that pick :)

 

[GoonBoss]

Trade value is not quantified by the picks taken. It's about relative value.


(I'm more or less quantified as a Chambers hater)

 

[Wildbill3]

chambers is what 28/30? if he hasn't proven himself as elite by now, no way is he going to.

 

[GoonBoss]

chambers is what 28/30? if he hasn't proven himself as elite by now, no way is he going to.

I have a buddy that is the biggest WI fan in the history of the world. He's from Hurley, WI.

When we got CC, he messaged me and said.."Congrats on the pick...If CC can put it all together, he'll be the next unstoppable force in the NFL.......What's going to happen, though is he will flash greatness, only to diminish consistancy."

Truer words, never spoken.

 

[kain22377]

Trade value is not quantified by the picks taken. It's about relative value.


(I'm more or less quantified as a Chambers hater)

You can classify trade value however you want. The fact is Chad Henne replaced Chambers from the 2nd round pick.