Its interesting because when MIA drafted Turner and Hartline it seemed that they saw Camarillo as a stop gap at possession receiver. Now, Camarillo has shown to be a VERY clutch player and is good enough to be a starter at #2 or at least a clutch #3 or #4 receiver.
The fact that MIA seems to be grooming Hartline to replace Camarillo as the starter and Turner not being cut and worked on, could Ireland be willing to dangle Camarillo in the offseason to see if he could net us another Welker type deal? No. No. I'm not saying Camarillo is going to bait a team to cough up a 2nd and a 5th like the Pats did with Welker, but can he net us another 4th round pick, if Hartline and Turner are in MIA's plans?
And if not, does anyone think Bess could?
I mean, MIA has to let go of one of these guys to make room for Turner (if he is still in their plans, which he may still be).
Now this has absolutely nothing to do with whether they will trade Ginn or not. Because Ginn plays the other side. Ginn will either be kept as the backup speedster or traded to help us get that starting speedster and open up a roster spot for the backup speedster/KR/PR.
So the Ginn fiasco is the "other side".
Right now, I'm looking at what is this organization planning to do with the possession guys, which they have 4 of them, and this team basically needs, at most, 3 of them.
The fact that MIA seems to be grooming Hartline to replace Camarillo as the starter and Turner not being cut and worked on, could Ireland be willing to dangle Camarillo in the offseason to see if he could net us another Welker type deal? No. No. I'm not saying Camarillo is going to bait a team to cough up a 2nd and a 5th like the Pats did with Welker, but can he net us another 4th round pick, if Hartline and Turner are in MIA's plans?
And if not, does anyone think Bess could?
I mean, MIA has to let go of one of these guys to make room for Turner (if he is still in their plans, which he may still be).
Now this has absolutely nothing to do with whether they will trade Ginn or not. Because Ginn plays the other side. Ginn will either be kept as the backup speedster or traded to help us get that starting speedster and open up a roster spot for the backup speedster/KR/PR.
So the Ginn fiasco is the "other side".
Right now, I'm looking at what is this organization planning to do with the possession guys, which they have 4 of them, and this team basically needs, at most, 3 of them.