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[popo]

Oh, I thought you said ALSO.

You're talking about Nnamdi. I didn't know peeps were abbreviating his name. lol

Yeh, he's one of the few bright spots on the team

Aah lol.

[JayDhil24]

Our team would not win games if Philadelphia gave us McNabb because our Raiders have turned into a bunch of LOSERS.

We need to get rid of that garbage Russell and build a Offensive line so we can maybe one day think about getting a real QB.

The Raiders need to get rid of their garbage loser mentality that runs through out the organization after Gruden whooped us in the Super Bowl.

Stupid owner, Stupid organization, and they are still my favorite football team

Edited by JayDhil24, March 26, 2010 - 04:52 PM.

[Simba]

I actually heard the trade was McNabb+Asante for Asomugha, I would do that trade in a hearbeat if I was Al Davis.

[popo]

I actually heard the trade was McNabb+Asante for Asomugha, I would do that trade in a hearbeat if I was Al Davis.

Yeah i just read that and we add a 2nd rd.
So its Aso, 2nd pic for McNabb and Samuel.
I think Al wants to do this so, McNabb can put Russell under his wing. But don't know how long Russell will last.

With the 1st pick we should go for OT
3rd pick CB/SS or WR

[Real Deal]

Hell no to McNabb. Let's try and grab some protection before we throw a veteran in there.

I'd rather grab a young QB out of the second round, if anything, and just get rid of Russell for a sixth-rounder, for all I care.

[Windu]

Hell no to McNabb. Let's try and grab some protection before we throw a veteran in there.

I'd rather grab a young QB out of the second round, if anything, and just get rid of Russell for a sixth-rounder, for all I care.

Kind of a lose/lose situation. Cause normally, if you throw a rookie behind a [expletive]ty line...he's not gonna turn out too good. Veterans are better able to handle playing behind a poor offensive line than a rookie but veterans can be injured far worser.

[Real Deal]

Kind of a lose/lose situation. Cause normally, if you throw a rookie behind a [expletive]ty line...he's not gonna turn out too good. Veterans are better able to handle playing behind a poor offensive line than a rookie but veterans can be injured far worser.

My only gripe with it is that the Eagles are done with McNabb for a reason.

If we get a rookie that DOESN'T turn out like JaBust Russell, at least we have a chance of keeping him AND improving that line within the next 2-3 years. Quite frankly, I'm done being a believer in Russell. I was done before last season. I spent $120 on a Russell jersey, and I've wanted my money back for a few years now.

[Windu]

My only gripe with it is that the Eagles are done with McNabb for a reason.

If we get a rookie that DOESN'T turn out like JaBust Russell, at least we have a chance of keeping him AND improving that line within the next 2-3 years. Quite frankly, I'm done being a believer in Russell. I was done before last season. I spent $120 on a Russell jersey, and I've wanted my money back for a few years now.

Ok. What if you get McNabb (assuming there is no underlying reason like an injury) and Asante for Aso and a 2nd rounder; you'd still have your 1st and 3rd round picks iirc to shore up the line and possibly even get a young QB to groom behind Donovan.

lol, sucks about the $120.

[Real Deal]

I just prefer not to trade Asomugha for McNabb...doesn't matter if we rake in Asante. Asomugha is the best we've got, and that second rounder can give us the young QB we need (one that's better than Russell and will last longer than McNabb).

[Windu]

How much longer is Aso under contract? Didn't he sign a big one recently?

[Real Deal]

How much longer is Aso under contract? Didn't he sign a big one recently?

He signed a three-year deal back in February or March, 2009.

[Windu]

So, who's more than likely gonna be the starter for this year? JR? Bruce? Not much depth and talent at that position.

[popo]

So, who's more than likely gonna be the starter for this year? JR? Bruce? Not much depth and talent at that position.

They reported JaMarcus came to camp now at 290, 30 pounds more then last year. Coach Cable has to go with Bruce.

[Windu]

They reported JaMarcus came to camp now at 290, 30 pounds more then last year. Coach Cable has to go with Bruce.

The most recent news was that he's since lost that weight and that he's in shape...more slim...more fit. At least thats what I read.

[popo]

The most recent news was that he's since lost that weight and that he's in shape...more slim...more fit. At least thats what I read.

Yeah i read that too then saw a few stories saying he gained.
http://www.scoresreport.com/2010/03/27/jamarcus-russell-reportedly-weights-290-pounds/

[Windu]

Yeah i read that too then saw a few stories saying he gained.
http://www.scoresreport.com/2010/03/27/jamarcus-russell-reportedly-weights-290-pounds/

I had read this on ESPN...

http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=5002368

[Ricky]

The most recent news was that he's since lost that weight and that he's in shape...more slim...more fit. At least thats what I read.

J-Russ still a fat [expletive] that cant aim...cant believe i ever liked the guy

[Windu]

Just saw on Sportscenter that the Eagles are willing to trade McNabb to Oakland for a top 32 2nd round pick. Idr seeing anything about them wanting Aso in return. Better hop on this raider nation

Edited by Windu, March 29, 2010 - 02:09 PM.

[popo]

Just saw on Sportscenter that the Eagles are willing to trade McNabb to Oakland for a top 32 2nd round pick. Idr seeing anything about them wanting Aso in return. Better hop on this raider nation

The problem is they are saying no way McNabb will re-sign with us after the season and if we franchise him it will be for 20 mill.
If we do get him for the pick, i hope they try to sign a WR for him to throw too and draft a OT with the 8 pick. Since Carlisle and Green are thrash and Gallery is mediocre.

Imagine Al signs TO for him.

[Windu]

ESPN

The Oakland Raiders have emerged as the leading candidate to land quarterback Donovan McNabb in a trade with the Philadelphia Eagles, league sources tell ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter.

The sources say all the ingredients for a trade are in place. Of all the teams the Eagles have spoken with, the Raiders have been the most willing to meet the Eagles' asking price. Last week, The Associated Press reported that the Eagles want a pick in the top 42 of the 2010 draft for McNabb. Oakland has a second-round pick that is the 39th overall selection.

Also, the sources say McNabb's contract, which has one year and $11.2 million left on it, has scared off other teams. But, the sources say, Oakland is not concerned that McNabb is due a $6.2 million roster bonus on May 5 nor that the quarterback is scheduled to become a free agent after the 2010 season.

There also are connections between the Raiders and McNabb. Raiders owner Al Davis and McNabb each went to Syracuse, and Oakland's new offensive coordinator, Hue Jackson, is a distant cousin of McNabb's.