It'd have to be madden 2004Rack said:I'm Charles Rogers... I caught 68 passes and 16 touchdowns!
^^^ Madden 2003 (?) commercial.
HanfordDixon said:We'd be getting screwed if it were Price for Rogers STRAIGHT UP.
No offense, but that isn't a very intelligent comment. Price available to anyone who wished to sign him and nobody was even remotely serious. He is going to be here for 12 more games and that's it. And it doesn't look like he'll even be active, let alone a part of the offense anytime soon.
Detroit would be lucky, and probably very happy, to get a conditional 2nd day pick for him at this point.
As for Rogers, like I said, he's still the 6-3, 220 pound WR who was the 2nd overall pick in the draft. I never heard of any problems with him prior to this one. I imagine he smoked a little pot and got caught.
I can see a 3rd rounder is a bit of a stretch, but 5th rounders are where you take your chances on flawed players anyway. I would jump at that opportunity to get a guy with this talent.
Look at it this way, Antonio Bryant never had the talent Rogers possesses, yet we took a reasonable chance on him with a 3rd rounder. Now a change of scenary has Bryant flourishing. Now I say it again, who wouldn't give up a 5th rounder to see if Rogers can live up to that incredible potential?
HanfordDixon said:Now is the time to pry Rogers away. Judging by the comments from coaches and teammates, he might not be welcomed back. Peerless is not happy being inactive and he is not a future solution at WR anyway. Rogers could be.
Sarge said:Do you work for the Detroit Lions?
HanfordDixon said:Rogers is 6-3, 220 and was the 2nd overall pick in the draft.
Sometimes you gotta take chances if you're going to return to the top.
A 5th rounder and Price. Offer it.
abersonc said:Why make a trade for a big contract when this guy will be cut after his suspension? He won't see the '06 season with Detroit. I've got no problem with taking a free look at someone but taking over a big contract, losing a more productive career player who at least has had some time to study the playbook, and giving up a pick for a guy would could hand you out to dry with his next toke -- No freaking way.
I'll go out on a limb right now and say it is never going to happen
HanfordDixon said:huh? you been watching the games? his big game this season was 7 catches -- of course, he got a huge penalty for unsportsmanlike conduct to offset a big reception. AB is nothing special.
He's the leading receiver on a bad team and on pace for 80 catches and 1000 yards. Of course, we got Quincy Morgan...
Rogers hasn't show squat in the NFL -- who cares what he did in college.
yeah, you're right because college is never a good indicator of what a player will do in the pros. Neither is height, weight or speed.
HanfordDixon said:Quincy Morgan was bigger and faster than Bryant and had some decent numbers for a young receiver in his first couple of years in the NFL. He did absolutley nothing in Dallas. I guess it highlights that there are no guarantees. I don't think Rogers is in that good of a situation since he has already missed two years. Morgan wasn't worth trading for and neither is Rogers. Now Morgan was worth picking up after being released just like Pittsburg did. That is what teams will do with Rogers.
Quincy Morgan was not the second overall pick in the draft.