Which free agent are you most hoping for?

[Finole]

Which free agent(s) are you most hoping for? You can choose more than one.






EDIT: Oops! Stallworth is a 5 year vet.

 

[miami234ever]

Stallworth and Dielman.

 

[bluehaze]

Depends who we draft but I voted Dielman.

 

[Finole]

Depends who we draft but I voted Dielman.

I think it's the other way around. Doesn't who we draft depend on who we pick up in free agency?

 

[Se7eN]

isn't micheal lewis a FA

 

[Nappy Roots]

even though i think the chances are slim of either, Dielman and Thomas are the best players available IMO. both at positions we need, so those 2.

 

[bluehaze]

I think it's the other way around. Doesn't who we draft depend on who we pick up in free agency?

Kinda works both ways man, You have to factor in who you will be able to get in the draft in order to know who you will need in FA as well as vice versa. That's kinda like the 'ol what came first chicken or egg?

 

[IluvJuMiami]

Depends who we draft but I voted Dielman.

Exactly.

-If we go Levi Brown at 9 then I would love Dielman to help the rookie out on the left side.

-If Quinn falls to 9, I'd like to take a WR in the 2nd round like Bowe, Rice, or Meachem if any fall to 41 so a FA OT would be the best fit: Steinbach or Davis.

- I think an OLB in the 3rd(73) is priority in the draft and I'd like that rookie to start like Channing Crowder did. With Crowder and Thomas, mentoring doesn't get any better. Plus fresh blitzing legs will be quicker than any veteran pair in the league.

But I voted Nate Clements because Asante Samuels is going to be RIDICULOUSLY expensive and deservedly so.

Nate is gonna want to get paid too but his stock is not as valuable as Samuels this offseason.

Now that I think about it, our secondary needs one star no matter who we draft.

Nate Clements. Go get em.

 

[SR 7]

even though i think the chances are slim of either, Dielman and Thomas are the best players available IMO. both at positions we need, so those 2.

from what i know steinbach is better then deilman.

 

[johngarryvo]

I think it's the other way around. Doesn't who we draft depend on who we pick up in free agency?

Actually no, it only seemed like it did (with our team) for the last decade...FA (for those who think 'big picture') is early March...the Draft late April...I'm bettin Meuller's gonna be FA active Day1 of availability! (leastways, I'm hoping so)

 

[Nappy Roots]

from what i know steinbach is better then deilman.

yea, but hes not the protypical Houck lineman. and Deilman played under both so hes the best fit for us. what i probably should of said is best available "for us"

 

[rob19]

Adailus Thomas, he's who im most hoping for.

Btw did you get some of those FA's from my thread?:tongue:

 

[VT Dolphan]

I voted for Dielman and Samuels. I really think that Dielman is practically a must-sign...I can't deal with another season of Kendyl Jacox and Bennie Anderson. I know that Samuels will want a huge contract and will probably get it. I say that if it is reasonable then sign him, but I'm pretty sure somebody will offer him something ridiculous and it that case I hope we don't try to match it.

 

[IluvJuMiami]

Actually no, it only seemed like it did (with our team) for the last decade...FA (for those who think 'big picture') is early March...the Draft late April...I'm bettin Meuller's gonna be FA active Day1 of availability! (leastways, I'm hoping so)

True, but you don't sign Steinbach in FA and draft Levi Brown at 9 meaning once you've signed Steinbach(or w/e OT) you've committed to not taking one with the first pick in the draft.

 

[FinAtic8480]

Kris Dielman, the guy played for Cameron in Indiana, he has been coached by both Houck and Cameron.......