Samuel apparently IS at the Novacare complex...aka Free Agent thread

[Cthulhu]

What was wrong with the Curtis signing?

But I agree, I would like to have Donte back as well. If they strike out on Williams or Fitz, bring back Stallworth.

And yes, I'd love to have Williams.

[PhillyPhreak54]

What was wrong with the Curtis signing?

But I agree, I would like to have Donte back as well. If they strike out on Williams or Fitz, bring back Stallworth.

Curtis would be great if we had a really kick ass receiver. it's just too easy to focus on him whithout one. And I believe his contract amount is kinda high.

Well, he quietly had a pretty good season last year. I do think he is an ideal #2 guy which is why I want to see them go balls out and get Roy Williams or someone like that. Hell, even like we've talked about before; Stallworth. He'd give them two guys who can get deep on speed alone.

I dont worry about his contract amount with the way the cap has blown up and wll continue to rise.

[Cthulhu]

Well, he quietly had a pretty good season last year. I do think he is an ideal #2 guy which is why I want to see them go balls out and get Roy Williams or someone like that. Hell, even like we've talked about before; Stallworth. He'd give them two guys who can get deep on speed alone.

I dont worry about his contract amount with the way the cap has blown up and wll continue to rise.

Hell yeah! That's what i'm saying. He'd rock at #2 if we could get the right #1. if we got another burner for wr, even another #2, it would make it difficult to cover both effectively. and open it up for the other receivers and the running game. the running game being key here.....

[PoopyfaceMcGee]

Curtis was arguably one of the best Eagles' FA signings of the last decade.

[Cthulhu]

Maybe, with the right supporting cast.......

[Sgt PSN]

Kevin Curtis makes up 1/2 of Eagles recievers in the last 10 years to have 1000 yard season.  He's not a top 10 reciever but he was a good signing and one of the best FA pickups they've had in quite a long time.  The best FA pickup they've had in 10 years is probably John Runyan.  After that it very well may be Curtis. 

[Geowhizzer]

Curtis was arguably one of the best Eagles' FA signings of the last decade.

You mean that's not Dhani Jones?

[Cthulhu]

Kevin Curtis makes up 1/2 of Eagles recievers in the last 10 years to have 1000 yard season.  He's not a top 10 reciever but he was a good signing and one of the best FA pickups they've had in quite a long time.  The best FA pickup they've had in 10 years is probably John Runyan.  After that it very well may be Curtis. 

And look who we have had for recievers over the last ten years...
thrash, pinkston, mitchel, etc...
we need another good one to make Curtis shine. Like i said, not a great one necessarily, but a "#2".....

[Diomedes]

No.  The Eagles need a bona fide #1.

[Geowhizzer]

No.  The Eagles need a bona fide #1.

You know that.  I know that.  Even Munson knows that.  But does Andy F. Reid know that?

[Diomedes]

We're about to find out I suppose.  Oh, the excitement.

[Sgt PSN]

Greatest.  Offseason.  Ever. 

[Cthulhu]

No.  The Eagles need a bona fide #1.

Hmmm. Again, i'd be good with Stallworth back in the mix.....

of course R. williams, etc.. wouldn't be bad either. point is, matching him with another good receiver. not necessarily a #1, but a complement...

[Cthulhu]

Greatest.  Offseason.  Ever. 

Becuase of Samuel? we need help on offense....

[hunt]

i don't know if you guys saw this but it might be important:

http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/story/7852370

Asante Samuel is just another greedy lil n***** looking for a big payday rather than winning. It just goes to show you that the Pats are not about family, but more about punching your ticket for better things elsewhere. His 2007 was no where near his 2006, but he still made the big cheese because there is no one else out there. He was never that good anyway; watch him fake injuries and sit around collecting a fat paycheck. He is set for life, so he will rather eat watermellon and drink Ripple now than work.