kosar !!

[AR182]

what's the story with your browns.....lets get the deal done already..want to see my giants get back in the super bowl...

please get on the phone to them & tell them we will give a #1 & a # 3...& switch personalities between mangini & coughlin....

get back to me asap....

 

[kosar]

what's the story with your browns.....lets get the deal done already..want to see my giants get back in the super bowl...

please get on the phone to them & tell them we will give a #1 & a # 3...& switch personalities between mangini & coughlin....

get back to me asap....

For a 1 and a 3 the Browns would be nuts not to do it, but last I saw, the Giants were offering a 2 and 5.

Anyways, you can have Edwards. He's a pain in the ass whiner with a bad attitude who is coming off a horrible season.

I doubt they'll trade Edwards until they get Crabtree, if he's still around.

Now I see something where they're considering trading Quinn and taking Sanchez at #5.

Regardless, they can't trade Edwards unless they draft or aquire a good WR. Winslow was traded and their other WR's are a flat out disgrace.

 

[AR182]

just read this in the daily news...

just read this in the daily news...

the problem is that both az & cleveland are basing their asking price on what dallas paid (they were robbed) for roy williams last year...

think a #1 & a #3 is a fair price...

i just posted this in the nfl forum about the sanchez situation...

http://www.madjacksports.com/forum/showthread.php?t=364878

think it's going to be a wild draft this year...

April 23, 2009

No deal: Giants don't expect to land Edwards

The Braylon Edwards deal, which many people around the NFL believed was all-but done, now appears to be all-but dead.

According to a source familiar with the situation, the Giants no longer see any hope of acquiring the Cleveland receiver and are moving forward with their plans to take a receiver early in the NFL draft. The sticking point still appears to be GM Jerry Reese?s refusal to part with the Giants? first-round pick and the Browns? refusal to take anything less.

It?s pretty much been that way since Reese and Browns GM George Kokinis first talked about Edwards in February, but until very recently there was at least some optimism inside the Giants? organization that one of the two sides would blink. Reese has no plans to blink, the source said, and the Giants are now convinced that Kokinis won?t either.

So, barring a late drop in the Browns? asking price - or a dramatic change of heart by Reese ? the Giants will head into Day 1 of the draft focused on getting a receiver to help out a corps thinned by the losses of Plaxico Burress and Amani Toomer. Several sources have said they almost certainly will take a receiver in Round 1, though there?s at least a small chance they?ll draft a linebacker, depending on how the first 28 picks break.

The Giants also have an interest in moving up in the first round, according to several team sources. With two second-round picks, two third-round picks and 10 picks overall, they certainly have the ammunition to do it, although given their position in the draft it?s not likely they?d be able to get inside the Top 15.