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My freind David Canter is his agent and says even though the raiders just signed Lelie to a 1 year deal, hes there working out & then hes going to Atlanta.
SUX!
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Doesnt look like were going after Chad Jackson
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I know what he said, he has said things before that were a smoke screen as well in the past...DCBoysfan;2227832 said:
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Jerry SAYS a lot of stuff...I don't listen too much to what he says...I watch his actions.DCBoysfan;2227832 said:
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I just sent him a message on facebook, he'll answer me and Ill post the answer..Hoofbite;2227838 said:
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What is his healthy status? Anyone know?
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Stanback practiced today and should be ready to go Sunday.
So, we're not as desperate to sign Terry back or any another WR.
So, we're not as desperate to sign Terry back or any another WR.
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CHAD JACKSON VISITING RAIDERS ON TUESDAY
Posted by Mike Florio on September 1, 2008, 7:15 p.m.
Though many teams might not be interested in receiver Chad Jackson, a second-round pick in the 2006 draft cut Sunday by the Patriots, one team is bringing him in for a look-see.
That team is the Raiders, according to Adam Caplan of Scout.com.
The Raiders signed receiver Ashley Lelie on Monday. Adam Schefter of NFL Network reports that starting wideout Javon Walker is questionable for Week One with a hamstring injury.
Caplan also reports that the Raiders seriously considered making a waivers claim for Jackson.
Because Jackson isn’t a vested veteran, his 2008 salary won’t be guaranteed if he’s on a roster for Week One.
CHAD JACKSON IS A FREE AGENT
Posted by Mike Florio on September 1, 2008, 6:10 p.m.
Receiver Chad Jackson, a second-round pick in the 2006 draft, was cut on Sunday by the Patriots, and wasn’t claimed on waivers by any other team, according to Adam Caplan of Scout.com.
As a result, Jackson becomes an unrestricted free agent.
Whether anyone else wants him remains to be seen. We’d heard in the weeks prior to the 2006 draft that multiple teams simply didn’t like the guy. In Pittsburgh, the Steelers cut short a visit with Jackson after his cell phone rang multiple times during a meeting with coach Bill Cowher. As we heard it at the time, Jackson muttered at the airport, “I didn’t want to play here anyway,” or words to that effect.
Apparently, the Patriots thought they could change the guy. And it’s the latest example of success creating a sense of hubris. The Pats presumably thought they could turn Jackson into a solid player at a time when many others believed no one could.
Compounding the error is the fact that Bill Belichick and Scott Pioli moved up in round two to get Jackson, giving up a second-round pick and a third-rounder to land Jackson.
The picks went to the Packers. And though the Pats deserve credit for not clinging to a mistake in order to avoid admitting that a mistake had been made, the Packers drafted with that second-round pick from the Patriots a receiver named Greg Jennings.
Maybe you’ve heard of him. One thing that’s looking likely at this point is that you won’t be hearing much of anything from Chad Jackson in 2008, or ever.
Posted by Mike Florio on September 1, 2008, 7:15 p.m.
Though many teams might not be interested in receiver Chad Jackson, a second-round pick in the 2006 draft cut Sunday by the Patriots, one team is bringing him in for a look-see.
That team is the Raiders, according to Adam Caplan of Scout.com.
The Raiders signed receiver Ashley Lelie on Monday. Adam Schefter of NFL Network reports that starting wideout Javon Walker is questionable for Week One with a hamstring injury.
Caplan also reports that the Raiders seriously considered making a waivers claim for Jackson.
Because Jackson isn’t a vested veteran, his 2008 salary won’t be guaranteed if he’s on a roster for Week One.
CHAD JACKSON IS A FREE AGENT
Posted by Mike Florio on September 1, 2008, 6:10 p.m.
Receiver Chad Jackson, a second-round pick in the 2006 draft, was cut on Sunday by the Patriots, and wasn’t claimed on waivers by any other team, according to Adam Caplan of Scout.com.
As a result, Jackson becomes an unrestricted free agent.
Whether anyone else wants him remains to be seen. We’d heard in the weeks prior to the 2006 draft that multiple teams simply didn’t like the guy. In Pittsburgh, the Steelers cut short a visit with Jackson after his cell phone rang multiple times during a meeting with coach Bill Cowher. As we heard it at the time, Jackson muttered at the airport, “I didn’t want to play here anyway,” or words to that effect.
Apparently, the Patriots thought they could change the guy. And it’s the latest example of success creating a sense of hubris. The Pats presumably thought they could turn Jackson into a solid player at a time when many others believed no one could.
Compounding the error is the fact that Bill Belichick and Scott Pioli moved up in round two to get Jackson, giving up a second-round pick and a third-rounder to land Jackson.
The picks went to the Packers. And though the Pats deserve credit for not clinging to a mistake in order to avoid admitting that a mistake had been made, the Packers drafted with that second-round pick from the Patriots a receiver named Greg Jennings.
Maybe you’ve heard of him. One thing that’s looking likely at this point is that you won’t be hearing much of anything from Chad Jackson in 2008, or ever.
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That is so stupid.Jerry the terrible GM strikes again.DCBoysfan;2227832 said:
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Ok...to the ignore list you go...I've seen about enough of your crap.cowboyrock;2228007 said:
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I can handle only so much incessant and unfounded negativity...which IMO equates to "Troll".dbair1967;2228096 said:
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for the last time......Chad Jackson sucks.....
look, if he couldnt do anything with Tom Brady and that pass happy offense, he is a complete waste of space. He has had 2 years do show something and all he has shown is that he is injury prone, inconsistent, and displays no heart or passion.
As far as I am concerned........Dallas can stay as far away from him and any other ex-Gator WR as possible.
look, if he couldnt do anything with Tom Brady and that pass happy offense, he is a complete waste of space. He has had 2 years do show something and all he has shown is that he is injury prone, inconsistent, and displays no heart or passion.
As far as I am concerned........Dallas can stay as far away from him and any other ex-Gator WR as possible.
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DCBoysfan;2227832 said:
..guess that rules out Boldin and RW from Detroit.
Neither of them has ever worked with Romo, either.
Hostile will be disappointed to hear this.
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