Whats next?

[fish fan 4 life]

We wasted a 2nd round pick for a 3rd string qb.(Ray Lucas was better then Feeley)We trade a 3rd round pick for Gordon who wont play the rest of this year.So whats next Wanny and Rick?Are we going to give up our #1 for Bernie Kosar?I just dont understand what the hell they was thinking giveing up a 2nd rounder for Feeley.The only thing that we did good at this off season was the draft and at this rate we are not going to have any picks this next year.Wanny has to be fired.Our team has gotten worse every year since hes been here.I watch as we suck more and more every year Wanny is here.We lost to the freakin Bengals.Thats as low as it gets.We have now hit rock bottom.

 

[Rafiki]

I wouldn't be surprised if we lose another RB (3 so far), and maybe even injure Feeley.

This OL is getting people killed, and there's no end in sight.

 

[LD124]

One of the points I have yet to see brought up about the Feely trade is an obvious one:

It would have to be assumed that any real evaluation of Feely was based on his performance in 2002 in relief of an injured McNabb. Since he did not play last season,(and was actually considered 3rd string), those 5 games provide the only real game action. Yet for all that, Miami did not attempt a move to get Feely after that season, judging Brian Griese to be a better possibility as an upgrade for Fiedler. We know how that turned out, don't we? So why was he such a hot commodity this season, after a full year of inactivity? What made him more atractive to Miami from the bench? Only Spielman and Wannstedt know for sure.Considering the price paid was one that a couple of real contenders paid to obtain real producers and pro-bowl type players like Owens and Dillon, it is a real question whether there is a competent strategy in place or whether this and other moves smacks of faint desperation and the philosophy of throwing crap on the wall and seeing what sticks.

 

[Pink_Dove]

Speil took big risks with the Feeley, Boston and Gordon acquisitions..
While he has no say in injuries, everyone knew Boston was prone to injuries, with his bodybuilding tendencies, and Gordon hasn't shown he could be healthy...As for the Feeley decision he fell in love with the guy based on his arm...
I just hope he will be held accountable for the HIGHLY questionable decisions he has made...