AzWins23
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What do you think of picking him up....He had 5 sacks last year....Better than our 2 Defensive Ends combined
Originally posted by AzWins23
What do you think of picking him up....He had 5 sacks last year....Better than our 2 Defensive Ends combined
I am higher on Moore than I am on Johnson, More needs alot more strength to help us but he alot colser to helping this team than Johnson IMO.Originally posted by ajcardfan
We've gone after him hard at least once, maybe even two, times before. Yes, I say give him a call and try to get him in here. I think he could help now, and I'm not real high on the future of either Dennis Johnson or Alton Moore. I want to see us do what we can to win this season. Not saying Coleman would be that much of a difference maker, but signing him would be just another sign to the team that the front office is serious about winning.
Originally posted by BEERZ
I am higher on Moore than I am on Johnson, More needs alot more strength to help us but he alot colser to helping this team than Johnson IMO.
Originally posted by BEERZ
I am higher on Moore than I am on Johnson, More needs alot more strength to help us but he alot colser to helping this team than Johnson IMO.
Originally posted by JHall
Hmm. Jags cut Ike Charlton also.
He was a highly regarded corner back in 2000. I believe the Seahawks used a 2nd rounder on him.
Originally posted by Harry
Charlton never made a good transition to the NFL. He was a top corner in college, but never developed. Coleman should have been signed the moment he was released, if he can pass the physical. The Cards did the background when he was a free agent, but pitifully lost a bidding war. He's not the player he was then, but he's a vet and would make a contribution. The problem is the Cards continue to hold players like Johnson, believing he will develop. They know they can't contend this year, so why waste money on a vet? My answer is that I wouldn't cut someone who might develop, but I no longer put Johnson in that category. So, I'd rather have Coleman.
Originally posted by artp
I would take Bromell over Coleman.
How about CB Hank Poteet cut from the Steelers?
According to info on NFL.com he has missed the majority of training camp with injuries. Sounds like alot of risk involved here.Originally posted by Jttsaz
1998 Miami Dolphins 14 0 8 0 0 0
1999 Miami Dolphins 15 1 5 0 0 0
2000 Miami Dolphins 8 0 2 0 0 0
2001 Miami Dolphins 16 1 6.5 0 0 0
2002 Minnesota Vikings 16 1 4 0 0 0
TOTAL 69 3 25.5 0 0 0
Acquired as an unrestricted free agent on April 9, 2001 ... Looks to take over the Vikings' starting right defensive end spot ... Accomplished pass rusher with 21.5 sacks in his four NFL seasons ... Originally a fourth-round draft pick (102nd overall) of Miami, a selection acquired in a draft day trade with Philadelphia.
Vikings | Bromell To Be Released Or Traded - from www.KFFL.com
Sun, 31 Aug 2003 08:32:03 -0700
Updating previous reports, Bill Williamson, of the St. Paul Pioneer Press, reports the Minnesota Vikings are set to trade or cut DE Lorenzo Bromell Sunday, Aug. 31. Bromell has fallen out of favor with the team since he does not fit in their defensive scheme.