Corey Dillon Traded to Patriots

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I wonder if he's going to whine to the world that he didnt get traded to the team he wanted to go to, like Owens did

Owens had a case though. As big of a Niners fan that I am, they tried to screw him BIG time. They went behind his back on the trade. Dillon, like many others, just said "it would be nice to play for [insert team here]". But the Eagles had a deal done with the niners. They then went behind the Eagles backs and got a deal with the Browns because they got a better draft pick.

anyway...back to the topic. Yeah, the Pats got a GREAT deal.....the deal of the year.

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Owens had a case though. As big of a Niners fan that I am, they tried to screw him BIG time. They went behind his back on the trade. Dillon, like many others, just said "it would be nice to play for [insert team here]". But the Eagles had a deal done with the niners. They then went behind the Eagles backs and got a deal with the Browns because they got a better draft pick.

anyway...back to the topic. Yeah, the Pats got a GREAT deal.....the deal of the year.

the deal of the year was made by the redskins the day they adquired Portis

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I actually think they got screwed on that deal. It's much harder to find a good cornerback than a good runningback.

portis is not a good running back, its a supper running back with some experience

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Denver got what most in the nfl believes to be best CB in the game. ANYONE in ANY sport can have a bad day. That doesn't define the level of your play.

Apparently, Washington...the team that traded him, disagrees.....and also added a 2nd rounder to the deal to prove it.

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Apparently, Washington...the team that traded him, disagrees.....and also added a 2nd rounder to the deal to prove it.

Let's get the story straight here. He wanted out of Washington, and let everyone know about it. The only team that could afford him AND had a huge need, was Denver. Therefore Washington really had no choice when it came to the deal. Denver made their demand, and Washington had to take it. This deal will hurt Washington more than help. Denver will be MUCH better because of the deal. Great cornerbacks are RARE. They are THE highest commodity in the NFL. There are less than 10 great CBs in the league, while RBs number in the high 20s...at least one per team.

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no way. batch can do the same as stewart...except play wr. but we have one of the best receiving squads in the nfl so there's no reason for it.

maddox's good season was a fluke. ever since he got that injury he hasn't been anything special. he wouldn't even be a starter on any other team.

i'm not saying batch should either though, but we need a mobile qb.

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