Rotoworld: Champ Bailey's agent says no contact, maybe walk

tunahelper;3813854 said:
Champ said his future is FS.

I think I could settle for a Bailey and Huff safety combo....:starspin
 
JJ should really consider him for our free safety position.we have so much mediocre play there and champ is going to shine there for the next couple of years.this wil allow us to bring along AOA the right way and concentrate elsewhere in the draft.
 
CCBoy;3813862 said:
I think I could settle for a Bailey and Huff safety combo....:starspin

That actually has the potential to be devastating.
 
tunahelper;3813854 said:
Champ said his future is FS.

That's why I wrote that. He has already said he wants to move to FS to prolong his career.

I'd give him a 4-year deal as our next FS and not even think twice. Rod Woodson, Darren Sharper have both played well into their late 30s.
 
casmith07;3813900 said:
That's why I wrote that. He has already said he wants to move to FS to prolong his career.

I'd give him a 4-year deal as our next FS and not even think twice. Rod Woodson, Darren Sharper have both played well into their late 30s.

Champ's play has certainly merited "Rod Woodson" comparisons. He would instantly turn our defensive backfield around and I also personally think his presence back there would be good for Mike Jenkins and Scandrick.
 
InmanRoshi;3813671 said:
Bailey has already said he's not interested in playing FS for another 3-4 years, and he still sees himself as a premium CB and wants to be paid as such for this upcoming contract.

I thought I read he said the exact opposite!
 
I could definitely go for Champ Bailey. It would be like signing Charles Woodson 2 years ago.
 
DWhite Fan;3813941 said:
Why not both :eek:hboy:

Champ Bailey and Huff at safety, backed by AOA. Then draft CB Williams from Texas in the second round, to go with Terence Newman, Mike Jenkins, and Orlando Scandrick.

That would leave Sandejo, Church, Ball, McCray, Weaver, and McCann to fight out for the final positions.
 
Just go get Asomugha. He is 3 years younger than Champ and 5 years younger than Charles Woodson. He is also the biggest of the three.

Based on the overall play of those two, Asomugha will play at a high level at CB for the next 3 to 5 years at which time you can convert him back to Saftey which was the position he originally played for the Raiders.

Just a thought.
 
I think Champ would be a terrific FS, and I'd sign him to a fairly lucrative deal to play there if it was my choice. 33 is not old for a safety. Darren Sharper had 9 INTs in 2009 at age 34.
 
InmanRoshi;3813671 said:
Bailey has already said he's not interested in playing FS for another 3-4 years, and he still sees himself as a premium CB and wants to be paid as such for this upcoming contract.

Yeahhhh....actually, its the complete opposite of what you said. He said he'd be more than willing to move to FS to prolong his career.
 
So the ? would be, would you rather just get another cornerback either in the draft or free agency and move TNew to Safety or just sign Champ and keep TNew at corner?

Personally, I would like to see what Bailey could do at FS and keep Tnew. I think with the addition of Ryan we will start to see a more physical and aggressive Defense and TNew would be okay for a while. And still draft a corner for replacement in the future.
 
ThreeSportStar80;3813651 said:
Ever heard of a guy named Rod Woodson?

Because Rod Woodson was able to play later into his career does not mean Bailey will do the same. There are more guys who start to slow down at that age than those who beat the odds. I'm not opposed to Bailey but I think you really have to careful and make sure you know what you are getting before making a deal.
 
Rule of thumb people. Don't sign players on the wrong side of 30 unless it's short term and had a great previous season or they are VERY cheap.

I would pass on Bailey.
 
DWhite Fan;3813941 said:
Why not both :eek:hboy:
Because neither one could be a FS, and even if they are decent tacklers, our run defense would suffer.
 
nyc;3814185 said:
Rule of thumb people. Don't sign players on the wrong side of 30 unless it's short term and had a great previous season or they are VERY cheap.

I would pass on Bailey.

I agree. Unless you get a guy like a Brooking who was a stop gap for a short contract. Big contracts with old guys you run a big risk
 

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