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03-15-2007
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#16
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Newo
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Originally Posted by theogt
If you hadn't heard of Russell before the ND game, you're not paying attention. Actually look at something besides ESPN sometime, you might learn something.
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lol i never said I didnt hear of him. I said he is now considered the number one pick, but during the season he wasnt even talked about. Russell is a lot like Kyle Boller in my eyes.
I watched Russell struggle to move the ball against tennessee, and then saw the backup come in and have lots of success moving the ball. Im just not that impressed by him or Quinn. Neither is worth the first pick imo
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03-15-2007
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#17
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Right Kind of Guy
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Originally Posted by abersonc
I'm not sure of that. A guy like Sean Taylor or Chris Cooley might draw some serious interest.
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Fair point.
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03-15-2007
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#18
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Senior Member
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http://blog.washingtonpost.com/redskinsinsider/
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Redskins Insider
Jason LaCanfora
Posted at 12:39 PM ET, 03/15/2007
The Jamarcus Rumors Are Bogus/Todd Wade To Sign Today
First of all, before this becomes an internet craze and takes on a life of its own, I have people in authority at Redskins Park telling me with much vigor that the team is in no way trying to trade up and take the LSU QB first overall. There is nothing to this at all. Get your fingers off the mouse and do not send another email floating this junk. No need to waste any more time on it.
The Skins love Campbell and want to give him every chance to succeed. They are actually trying to trade down from everything I've heard and the idea that The Owner is infatuated with Russell and willing to blow up this draft and trade a potential franchise QB they gave up a lot of get just two years ago is naive. The Snyder commands ultimate authority over there, but this idea, as reported on Yahoo.com, is lunacy. [View Full Quote]
Everybody takes their shots at The Snyder for one reason or another, but at least have some facts in line before you do. Everything I have heard tells me that Russell's agents are behind this, spoon-feeding it to reporters at the Pro Day, to create a market for their player. They want Oakland to have to compete with someone to get every last dollar for their client, and creating the perception that Dan The Man was going to offering huge money and trying to get this kid only helps their position.
I actually spoke to one of his reprensatives Wed. night - I called earlier about a completely unrelated matter and never gave consideration for a second that the Skins were after Russell - and got an earfull of how much the Skins love him and Snyder is out to get him.
Again, I am told this is completely false, and I wouldn't be shocked that should this rumor get too out of control Coach Joe might even come out and make a statement on it if need be. For now, though, they hope it dies and isn't something that JC would heard about or have to worry about, because it's not true.
Okay, now on to Todd Wade. His agent, Ken Kremer, emailed to say Todd has agreed to terms on a two-year deal, and will sign it today. I am guessing the numbers Schefter reported - $3.5 guaranteed and $6 million total - are probably right now, but have yet to hear them myself, so I can only go with what I know for now.
Look for the Skins to announce the Yoder deal by tomorrow, and probably announce Wade by Friday as well.
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03-15-2007
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#19
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Moderator
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Originally Posted by carphalen5150
According to Todd McShay this was the best QB Pro Day he has ever been to. Whatever that is worth...
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Yeah, he said he has been for like 10 years running and I know for a fact that Payton Manning and Carson Palmer were both close to flawless when they came out. I know that Russell missed a couple of throws and he timed at something like 4.8. That's not all that great IMO. I don't mean to say that he isn't talented but I watched him at LSU. He was far from perfect IMO. I guess we will see. I hope the Skinz trade there lives away to get him. I really do.
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03-15-2007
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#20
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Surrealist
Years Donated 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Muhast
lol i never said I didnt hear of him. I said he is now considered the number one pick, but during the season he wasnt even talked about. Russell is a lot like Kyle Boller in my eyes.
I watched Russell struggle to move the ball against tennessee, and then saw the backup come in and have lots of success moving the ball. Im just not that impressed by him or Quinn. Neither is worth the first pick imo
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Maybe you're thinking of another game. Against Tennesse, Russell threw for 247 yards, 3 TDs, had a QB rating of 135 and rushed for 71 yards.
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03-15-2007
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#21
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Newo
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hmm i remember it was an SEC game, he got hurt and periloux(something like that) came in around the 2nd qaurter and did pretty well.
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03-15-2007
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#22
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Surrealist
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Originally Posted by Om
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So, why are they having a personal workout? That can't be due diligence, because if he falls to your draft spot, that would be the perfect trade down situation.
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03-15-2007
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#23
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Surrealist
Years Donated 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Muhast
hmm i remember it was an SEC game, he got hurt and periloux(something like that) came in around the 2nd qaurter and did pretty well.
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Periloux had 4 pass attempts all season (spread out over 3 games).
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03-15-2007
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#24
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Banned
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Location: | DC suburb |
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Two points:
1) If the Skins were really interested in Russell, they'd never tip their hand. So Redskin Park denials are meaningless.
2) Charles Robinson is not some PFT hack. If he says there's smoke, I believe him.
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03-15-2007
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#25
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Banned
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The Redskins Are A Mess
Talk about a mess, this team takes the cake. Between Little Danny, Old Joe Gibbs, inept QBs Jason Campbell & Mark Brunell, where is the bright side for these folks? Campbell was a terrible pick, and Gibbs is in a total fog in today's world of football. Has it been 15 full years of futility now? Snyder makes JJ look like a genius. Poor saps. LOL 
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03-15-2007
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#26
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Banned
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I just find it funny that the Skins got their main guy to spread the report that this rumor is false, it was at least a week before Jerry responded to a question posed to him, if they are entertaining trading Julius
but even then, it wasn't an unequivocal no
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03-15-2007
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#27
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Banned
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Originally Posted by bbgun
Yahoo:
TRADING UP FOR JaMARCUS?
BATON ROUGE, La. – Where will JaMarcus Russell land? It's still too early to tell, but the trade whispers have started to circulate around the potential No. 1 pick in the draft. A prominent one has the Washington Redskins taking a keen interest.
According to a source with intimate knowledge of the situation, Redskins owner Dan Snyder has become enamored with the idea of drafting Russell, which has in turn fueled speculation Washington could be targeting Oakland's No. 1 pick in a trade scenario. The trade could involve Redskins quarterback Jason Campbell, the team's first-round pick in 2005, getting dealt to another team, or to the Raiders as part of a package to move up in the draft.
[View Full Quote]Russell has impressed the Raiders thus far, both with his skills set and his quiet-but-confident demeanor, which the team got to see over dinner at Ruffino's Italian Restaurant on Tuesday night in Baton Rouge. But coach Lane Kiffin insisted Wednesday Oakland was going to explore trading the No. 1 pick.
As it stands, Russell is set to take visits for personal workouts with Oakland, Washington, the Detroit Lions and Cleveland. If Washington were to be involved in a trade with the Raiders, a move to the top choice would likely cost the Redskins a healthy package of picks and possibly players. And it's worth noting Washington doesn't have a second-round pick this year to use for ammunition, having already dealt that choice away to the New York Jets (who sent the pick to the Chicago Bears as part of the Thomas Jones deal).
– Charles Robinson
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More fantasy football for Little Danny. LOL
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03-15-2007
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#28
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Senior Member
Joined: | Mar 2005 |
Location: | Schertz, TX |
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The deadskins are on the move--gotta love it
Mr. Jones and CrazyCowboy--Training Camp 2004
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03-15-2007
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#29
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DeMarco's Agent
Years Donated 2007, 2009, 2011
Joined: | Apr 2004 |
Location: | in my driveway d |
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Quote:
Originally Posted by bbgun
Yahoo:
TRADING UP FOR JaMARCUS?
BATON ROUGE, La. – Where will JaMarcus Russell land? It's still too early to tell, but the trade whispers have started to circulate around the potential No. 1 pick in the draft. A prominent one has the Washington Redskins taking a keen interest.
According to a source with intimate knowledge of the situation, Redskins owner Dan Snyder has become enamored with the idea of drafting Russell, which has in turn fueled speculation Washington could be targeting Oakland's No. 1 pick in a trade scenario. The trade could involve Redskins quarterback Jason Campbell, the team's first-round pick in 2005, getting dealt to another team, or to the Raiders as part of a package to move up in the draft.
[View Full Quote]Russell has impressed the Raiders thus far, both with his skills set and his quiet-but-confident demeanor, which the team got to see over dinner at Ruffino's Italian Restaurant on Tuesday night in Baton Rouge. But coach Lane Kiffin insisted Wednesday Oakland was going to explore trading the No. 1 pick.
As it stands, Russell is set to take visits for personal workouts with Oakland, Washington, the Detroit Lions and Cleveland. If Washington were to be involved in a trade with the Raiders, a move to the top choice would likely cost the Redskins a healthy package of picks and possibly players. And it's worth noting Washington doesn't have a second-round pick this year to use for ammunition, having already dealt that choice away to the New York Jets (who sent the pick to the Chicago Bears as part of the Thomas Jones deal).
– Charles Robinson
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This would do it for me if they went hog wild and moved up to get him. Talk about giving up on your future before he even gets a chance...ala Jason Campbell. Of course this is just a rumor but it sure is an enchanting one. I'll be interested in how the hog fans downplay this. 
"Competition is the greatest motivator." - - - Your Boy Bleu
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03-15-2007
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#30
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Old Testament...
Years Donated 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Hostile
The only way the Skins could move up from 6 to 1 and get him from Oakland would be to give up future number 1 picks.
That would also mean they admit wasting two number 1's on Campbell.
Please do it.
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I've been reading that the Raidah's are enamored with Calvin Johnson. If they pull the trigger on that Moss for Rogers and picks, it might be an indication they are going that route.
Given, Detroit, Cleveland and Tampa could all use a QB, but you never know what will happen on draft day...
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