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stlblackshirt
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| Flatlyner wrote: | | chris00cm wrote: | | I think US Agent is a top priority. How does everyone else feel? He's the one guy I'd probably break the bank for. |
US Agent Top priority? If we are breaking the bank for someone, I'd take Wolverine of the listed players.
Also, would love to sign Hawkeye, very underrated. |
With the list I got, Wolverine was the one guy that I thought would be a top priority. With the other moves made, plug him in and forget about that unit.
I do like US Agent a lot. Much more than Thor. He would offer many different looks for us.
How about Human Torch? How are you guys on him?
If you're talking about opening up the checkbook, I still maintain Ms. Marvel would be the guy on my list I would go after hard, especially since Ghost Rider is no longer available. Great fit for the system, young and really took a big step this year.
OK I'm off my soapbox now 
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Gambino62
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I love Human Torch. I think he's a better option than Mr. Fantastic as he has worked with said position coach at a previous destination and was very successful in his development.
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Gambino62
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| Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 10:28 pm Post subject: |
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We got Glenn Dorsey! Wooo!
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The J.R.S.
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| Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 10:30 pm Post subject: |
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| Gambino62 wrote: | | We got Glenn Dorsey! Wooo! |
Nice. We should target Wolverine pretty aggressively in my opinion.
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stlblackshirt
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| Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 10:36 pm Post subject: |
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| Gambino62 wrote: | | We got Glenn Dorsey! Wooo! |
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chris00cm
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| The J.R.S. wrote: | | Gambino62 wrote: | | We got Glenn Dorsey! Wooo! |
Nice. We should target Wolverine pretty aggressively in my opinion. |
I can get behind that. Would be a perfect fit.
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Gambino62
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The winning pitch:
| Gambino62 wrote: | Glenn Dorsey – DT
Contract – 5 years, $24.95mil $10.5mil signing bonus, $13mil guaranteed*
2014 - $2.5mil salary, $2.1mil sign bonus (guaranteed salary)
Cap Hit - $4.6mil
2015 - $2.75mil salary, $2.1mil sign bonus
Cap Hit - $4.6mil
2016 - $2.75mil salary, $2.1mil sign bonus
Cap Hit - $4.85mil
2017 - $3.0mil salary, $2.1mil sign bonus
Cap Hit - $5.1mil
2018 - $3.45mil salary, $2.1mil sign bonus
Cap Hit - $5.55mil
Glenn,
We are writing you today to let you know that we are incredibly interested in bringing you to St. Louis to become a part of our dominant defensive line. We truly believe we are one or two pieces away from having the single handed most active and capable defensive line in the NFL and we believe you are one of those pieces.
One of the strongest things we can offer you in St. Louis is coaching. Our staff is absolutely loaded with defensive minded coaches who are capable of making you a better player and maximizing your potential. The man you’ll be working most closely with is Mike Waufle, our defensive line coach. Mike Waufle is a master of molding talent on the defensive line as he has turned players from unknowns into Pro Bowlers and helped revitalize the careers of veterans. In his most recent stop in Oakland he helped them amass 47 sacks in a season (2nd in NFL 2010) and sent Richard Seymour to the Pro Bowl when many thought he had nothing left in tank. Before coming to Oakland, Waufle was one of the reasons the New York Giants pass rush was so feared as he helped develop Osi Umenyiora and Justin Tuck into household names and ensure Michael Strahan was still as feared towards the twilight of his career as he was in the prime.
Another advantage of coming to St. Louis is the talent you’ll get to work with. We in St. Louis believe in a rotation as fresh legs mean a more active pass rush so even though you won’t be listed as a starter you will still get all the reps you’ll need to showcase that run stuffing ability you showed in Kansas City. In addition, with having Brockers, Quinn and Long along the line, you will be fortunate to get a lot of one on one battles with offensive guards and we will take that match up any day of the week. This will afford you the chance to cause havoc in the backfield.
Now, football is not the only reason we want you here. We also know about all the community outreach you were responsible for in Kansas City. One that comes to mind is your work with PETA to be a dog defender. We love the idea that you’re the type of person who responds to animals as much as you do people and we want to let you know that this kind of community involvement will make you that much more of a fit in the St. Louis community.
In closing, we feel that our coaching, our scheme, our players and our community is reason enough for you to come and don the horns in St. Louis. You are an incredible talent and we look forward to unlocking that potential and unleashing it on the rest of the NFC West and continue to develop our team into a contender.
Best of luck in your search.
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Brilliant Gambino. Well done
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jrry32
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| Gambino62 wrote: | The winning pitch:
| Gambino62 wrote: | Glenn Dorsey – DT
Contract – 5 years, $24.95mil $10.5mil signing bonus, $13mil guaranteed*
2014 - $2.5mil salary, $2.1mil sign bonus (guaranteed salary)
Cap Hit - $4.6mil
2015 - $2.75mil salary, $2.1mil sign bonus
Cap Hit - $4.6mil
2016 - $2.75mil salary, $2.1mil sign bonus
Cap Hit - $4.85mil
2017 - $3.0mil salary, $2.1mil sign bonus
Cap Hit - $5.1mil
2018 - $3.45mil salary, $2.1mil sign bonus
Cap Hit - $5.55mil
Glenn,
We are writing you today to let you know that we are incredibly interested in bringing you to St. Louis to become a part of our dominant defensive line. We truly believe we are one or two pieces away from having the single handed most active and capable defensive line in the NFL and we believe you are one of those pieces.
One of the strongest things we can offer you in St. Louis is coaching. Our staff is absolutely loaded with defensive minded coaches who are capable of making you a better player and maximizing your potential. The man you’ll be working most closely with is Mike Waufle, our defensive line coach. Mike Waufle is a master of molding talent on the defensive line as he has turned players from unknowns into Pro Bowlers and helped revitalize the careers of veterans. In his most recent stop in Oakland he helped them amass 47 sacks in a season (2nd in NFL 2010) and sent Richard Seymour to the Pro Bowl when many thought he had nothing left in tank. Before coming to Oakland, Waufle was one of the reasons the New York Giants pass rush was so feared as he helped develop Osi Umenyiora and Justin Tuck into household names and ensure Michael Strahan was still as feared towards the twilight of his career as he was in the prime.
Another advantage of coming to St. Louis is the talent you’ll get to work with. We in St. Louis believe in a rotation as fresh legs mean a more active pass rush so even though you won’t be listed as a starter you will still get all the reps you’ll need to showcase that run stuffing ability you showed in Kansas City. In addition, with having Brockers, Quinn and Long along the line, you will be fortunate to get a lot of one on one battles with offensive guards and we will take that match up any day of the week. This will afford you the chance to cause havoc in the backfield.
Now, football is not the only reason we want you here. We also know about all the community outreach you were responsible for in Kansas City. One that comes to mind is your work with PETA to be a dog defender. We love the idea that you’re the type of person who responds to animals as much as you do people and we want to let you know that this kind of community involvement will make you that much more of a fit in the St. Louis community.
In closing, we feel that our coaching, our scheme, our players and our community is reason enough for you to come and don the horns in St. Louis. You are an incredible talent and we look forward to unlocking that potential and unleashing it on the rest of the NFC West and continue to develop our team into a contender.
Best of luck in your search.
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Nice job, Gambino! The Jets just won Paul Kruger with this pitch:
| Quote: | Paul Kruger
3-4 OLB
5 years/51 million, 10 million signing bonus, 34 million guaranteed
Year 1: 5.5 million(guaranteed) + 2 million SB
Year 2: 6.3 million(guaranteed) + 2 million SB + 5 million RB(guaranteed)
Year 3: 7.2 million(guaranteed) + 2 million SB
Year 4: 8 million + 2 million SB
Year 5: 9 million + 2 million SB
Tatupu_64,
I am contacting you about your client, Paul Kruger, to express the New York Jets’ interest in signing him. Our scheme/terminology is very similar to the defense that Paul played in Baltimore. As Paul knows, Rex was hired as the Jets coach a couple months before Paul was drafted so the much of the foundation of the defense that Paul played in came from Rex. Rex is one of the most player friendly coaches in the league. Players love to play for him and will go that extra mile for Rex. He is cocky, boisterous and animated but he is also a straight shooter with his players and earns their respect.
Your fit within the scheme should be ideal. You will be doing much of the same things you did in Baltimore. You will often rush from the 2 or 4 point stance as the 7 or 9 technique…like in Baltimore. We also plan to move you around to get the best match-ups; you seemed to thrive at that with the Ravens. Finally, you’ll be playing behind two excellent pass rushing 5-Ts in Wilkerson and Coples who should be able to help you pick-up a few extra sacks as a Jet, I’ll explain later why that is significant. Paul, we believe you are just starting to tap into that potential of yours…your diverse set of pass rush moves, long arms/violent hands, power and burst as well as your understanding of the game as a former QB make you a lethal rusher off the edge. We need a premier rusher and we believe you offer that…if Rex can get 6 sacks out of Aaron Maybin, you can easily post 10+ sacks a year.
On a more personal note, we recognize how important faith is to you. We know that you went on a 2 year mission during your time at Utah. In New York, we have a large Mormon population of over 78,000 including a temple in Manhattan that was only the second high-rise Mormon temple constructed. We want you to feel comfortable in your new surroundings in New York and believe that having such a large and diverse place to share your faith with will only help that.
Finally, Paul, we love your attitude towards the community. To help you spread your goodwill to the community here, we will donate $10,000 for every sack you record as a New York Jet in your career here to your foundation. We expect you to hit our wallet hard with a lengthy/productive stay in New York. We cannot wait to get you signed on as a member of the New York Jets!
Just to show that our offer is good value for you, Paul, here are some comparisons:
Michael Johnson – 5 years, 43 million, 23 guaranteed
Robert Mathis – 4 years, 36 million, 17 guaranteed
LaMarr Woodley - 6 years, 61.5 million, 22.5 guaranteed
Trent Cole – 6 years, 59.3 million, 15 guaranteed |
Looks somewhat similar to yours...looks like working with the best(you guys) has helped me. 
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| KingBishop wrote: | | JammerHammer21 wrote: | | Jarvis looked like a slug on and off the field. |
Off the field? Like when he is grocery shopping, does he block the freezer aisle with his sluggish selection of which hungry man to buy? |
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The J.R.S.
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| Flatlyner wrote: | | Brilliant Gambino. Well done |
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Gambino62
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Woo! Go jrry! It's all about the pictures. That's why we lost Vollmer and Keller!
Anyways, Shark Tank starts at 8am. Myself, Chris and JRS have authority to post bids. We're developing a spreadsheet to keep track of players, bids and times. Chris has the link and I'll pm it to the interested parties.
I'm hoping we can have someone available every 12 hours of we need to increase bids. But, shark tank will be much more streamlined this year with each position getting a thread.
Anyways, it was a good day for the Rams today, let's land some key players in the morning!
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ramsgoooo
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What happened with delmas?
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jrry32
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| ramsgoooo wrote: | | What happened with delmas? |
He went to the Chiefs.
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| KingBishop wrote: | | JammerHammer21 wrote: | | Jarvis looked like a slug on and off the field. |
Off the field? Like when he is grocery shopping, does he block the freezer aisle with his sluggish selection of which hungry man to buy? |
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StLunatic88
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| Posted: Thu Feb 21, 2013 11:34 am Post subject: |
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| jrry32 wrote: | | Looks somewhat similar to yours...looks like working with the best(you guys) has helped me. |
Wait, jrry's a double agent . . . . .
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jrry32
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| StLunatic88 wrote: | | jrry32 wrote: | | Looks somewhat similar to yours...looks like working with the best(you guys) has helped me. |
Wait, jrry's a double agent . . . . .
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Well, no, just an agent...for Cary Williams. 
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| KingBishop wrote: | | JammerHammer21 wrote: | | Jarvis looked like a slug on and off the field. |
Off the field? Like when he is grocery shopping, does he block the freezer aisle with his sluggish selection of which hungry man to buy? |
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