How much will we regret ....

[CardShark]

trading Duane Starks for a late third round pick?

I just think it's going to come back to take a big bite out of our ARSE! I'd much rather have traded Wendall Bryant, Raynoch Thompson and Calvin Pace. What kind of pick do you think we could get by packaging them all together?

 

[Goldfield]

I would take an 8th

 

[RonF]

Duane Starks was never a force here with the Cards like he was in Baltimore. He had all the potential in the world but his many injuries negated any ability he may have had on the playing field.

 

[CardShark]

Duane Starks was never a force here with the Cards like he was in Baltimore. He had all the potential in the world but his many injuries negated any ability he may have had on the playing field.

When he was on the field, I think he made a big difference. It'd be a shame to suffer through those years of him being injured to see him fully healthy this year and back to pro-bowl form. Top it off with seeing us struggle at the corner position this year.

 

[sundevil81]

of course that's what's going to happen, we traded him to the pats. i wish i could put money on him being a pro bowler in vegas...any takers?

 

[Twist18]

Considering Starks salary vs production, he wasn't worth the money.

 

[BACH]

Are we talking about....

1. Duane Starks - without injuries and not in Green's dog house? We'll gonna miss him a lot!!!

2. Duane Starks - the CB who only was able to play in 4 games a year? No loss there.

3. Duane Starks - the very skilled player sitting in Green's doghouse and therefore NOT a starting CB? Well, I don't know. I liked him when he was on the field, but you simply can't justify paying a nickel-back $3.6M a year.

I'm not panicking yet. I'm certain Hill will be re-signed and that we'll get two CBs on day 1 of the draft. With the added pressure Okeafor can bring, there shouldn't be any diffrence in our secondary's productivity.