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RE: With the 52nd pick in the nfl draft the Jacksonville Jaguars select...

Tigeras — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 21:25:36 GMT

got a laugh out of Prisco this afternoon...

everyone calling in about how Kiper and ex-Jag Marcellus Wiley were saying the Jags should have traded their 1st round pick for Taylor instead of moving up for Harvey...

the caller mentioned about how JT was 34 or going to be 34 and may even retire at the end of this season and Prisco said "So, they said they wanted the Jags to trade their first round pick for a guy that old? Who said that? Wiley? Look what happened when the Jags brought HIS OLD BUTT to the team." :D
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RE: With the 52nd pick in the nfl draft the Jacksonville Jaguars select...

The Mad Dog — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 17:01:48 GMT

[quote][b]08 Fear Hussein 08 (4/28/2008)[/b][hr][quote][b]The Mad Dog (4/28/2008)[/b][hr]You know what?....

If the Dolphins still want to trade Jason Taylor, I'd make the trade....

for a 2009 4th rounder + Brent Hawkins.

This would allow for Harvey + Groves to be brought along slowly & also learn under Taylor.

What a fearsome fiveman rotation that could be:

Hayward/ Harvey/ Taylor/ Spicer/ Groves

....from no pass rush to one that rivals the Giants in amount of quality DE weapons...[/quote]

I bet you could pull that off.. but there is no way Shack could.

MIA would NEVER go for that.[/quote]

Then the Dolphins can rot with their 9 MIL per year, 34 y/o player who will be worthless to them by the time Miami is a contender.

At least the 4th rounder + a young DE/ 3-4 OLB could be useful for their rebuilding plans.

RE: With the 52nd pick in the nfl draft the Jacksonville Jaguars select...

6 Joe Six-Pack 6 — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 16:22:44 GMT

[quote][b]The Mad Dog (4/28/2008)[/b][hr]You know what?....

If the Dolphins still want to trade Jason Taylor, I'd make the trade....

for a 2009 4th rounder + Brent Hawkins.

This would allow for Harvey + Groves to be brought along slowly & also learn under Taylor.

What a fearsome fiveman rotation that could be:

Hayward/ Harvey/ Taylor/ Spicer/ Groves

....from no pass rush to one that rivals the Giants in amount of quality DE weapons...[/quote]

I bet you could pull that off.. but there is no way Shack could.

MIA would NEVER go for that.

RE: With the 52nd pick in the nfl draft the Jacksonville Jaguars select...

The Mad Dog — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 16:18:23 GMT

You know what?....

If the Dolphins still want to trade Jason Taylor, I'd make the trade....

for a 2009 4th rounder + Brent Hawkins.

This would allow for Harvey + Groves to be brought along slowly & also learn under Taylor.

What a fearsome fiveman rotation that could be:

Hayward/ Harvey/ Taylor/ Spicer/ Groves

....from no pass rush to one that rivals the Giants in amount of quality DE weapons...

RE: With the 52nd pick in the nfl draft the Jacksonville Jaguars select...

6 Joe Six-Pack 6 — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 16:08:15 GMT

The JT trade was a 'sexy' deal for the talking heads to spew over.

The coaching staff made the right decision.

Harvey is about 12-13 years younger than JT.

With the 52nd pick in the nfl draft the Jacksonville Jaguars select...

jj82284 — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 15:53:53 GMT

Jason taylor is anundersized DE with freakish strength at the point of attack and a terrifick motor. They went out and got that skill set 11 years younger in the second round of the draft. i just heard marcellus wiley tlaking about how we should have sold the farm for jason taylor and it just sickens me. the guy will be retiring soon, maybe even before traning camp if he isn't traded, and you don't mortgage a ten year elite pass rusher for a two year pass rusher. thats just not good value.