things more dependable than winston justice...

[Zanshin]

Well, the performance enhancing drugs would be a start.

[General_Failure]

Do you have a solution for the Winston Justice problem, oh wise one?

I'm working on a time machine. If I get it finished soon, you won't even know who he is.

[Sgt PSN]

Do you have a solution for the Winston Justice problem, oh wise one?

I'm working on a time machine. If I get it finished soon, you won't even know who he is.

3 words:  Draft.  Chad.  Johnson. 

[Zanshin]

That's working out great for the Bengals.

[General_Failure]

Do you have a solution for the Winston Justice problem, oh wise one?

I'm working on a time machine. If I get it finished soon, you won't even know who he is.

3 words:  Draft.  Chad.  Johnson. 

This will probably lead to an incredible final showdown with the guy that went back in time to draft Jon Harris.

[SD_Eagle5]

Link

Eagles Notebook: No Justice in Eagles' future?
Philadelphia Daily News

The Eagles are shopping offensive tackle Winston Justice, a league source told the Daily News last night.
This isn't a big surprise, considering that Justice has been a huge disappointment who has played in just 12 games since arriving as a second-round draft choice in 2006. And considering that he is best known for his disastrous first career start, at the Giants on Sept. 30, 2007, a game in which the Eagles set a record by giving up a dozen sacks.

But the seeking of a Justice trade is one more indication that the former USC star, moved from left to right tackle last year, does not figure in the Eagles' plans, as they piece together their offensive line with both incumbent starting tackles, Tra Thomas and Jon Runyan, scheduled to become free agents Feb. 27.

Runyan, 35, faces an uncertain future after microfracture surgery on his right knee.

Thomas is 34, but healthy by comparison. He was solid in pass protection last season, as the Eagles allowed just 23 sacks. They allowed one sack for every 27.3 pass plays, the best ratio in franchise history.

There are indications that the team is talking to Thomas' agent, Peter Schaffer, about a new deal, though Schaffer refused comment on that. It would be difficult to replace both starting tackles the same year, especially if the Eagles have come to the same conclusion about Justice that the fan base reached quite a while ago.

Many observers feel the Eagles will use one of their two first-round selections in the April 25 entry draft on an offensive tackle, especially with the Carolina Panthers reportedly trying to sign Jordan Gross, the only high profile young o-tackle scheduled for free agency. It's possible the team will move right guard Shawn Andrews to right tackle if Runyan isn't retained. *

- Les Bowen

[ice grillin you]

he should command a lot

[PoopyfaceMcGee]

Seriously... "Shopping" Justice?  What are they trying to get?  A conditional 7th?

[Seabiscuit36]

Hookers and BBguns

[reese125]

so another team is going to be convinced that maybe he was awful because he was just in the wrong system and give up a pick?

ha.

[Zanshin]

Hookers and BBguns

No way he commands even one hooker.

[PoopyfaceMcGee]

Well, he has, but he claimed that he put those ways behind him.

[rjs246]

F-

[ice grillin you]

how bad does winston justice have to be for a team that currently has vacancies at both tackle positions to not want him

[Diomedes]

how dumb does said team have to be to think under these circumstances that any team would want him, much less give them anything in trade for him?