Renaldo Hill gets some love!!

[CardinalChris]

From NFL.com

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/7074832

 

[PDXChris]

It is nice the see something good written about one of our own

 

[Mr.Dibbs]

I doubt that teams will give up picks for Bell and Hill, but it is great to see them mentioned on ESPN. I feel that these guys deserve extensions, but who knows how they'll fit into Green's plans. Hopefully they are already training for next year.

 

[Ryanwb]

Originally posted by Oran
I doubt that teams will give up picks for Bell and Hill, but it is great to see them mentioned on ESPN. I feel that these guys deserve extensions, but who knows how they'll fit into Green's plans. Hopefully they are already training for next year.

The link goes to OLB Marcus Bell from Seattle on that web page

 

[Assface]

Originally posted by Ryanwb
The link goes to OLB Marcus Bell from Seattle on that web page

Madden 2004 uses his picture (white linebacker) for our Bell (big black DT)

 

[Assface]

Ahem...

http://www.arizonasportsfans.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=24543

 

[Bobcat]

Originally posted by CardinalChris
From NFL.com

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/7074832

Bell, Wilson and Hill are the only FA's I would resign. Bell is still a question mark? But he may develope under Green and his Staff.


Allan

 

[CardinalChris]

Originally posted by Assface
Ahem...

http://www.arizonasportsfans.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=24543

Didn't mean to stir your Kool aid......Or steal your thunder... step on your toes? Not sure what I did, but I'll check harder next time before I repeat a post!!!

 

[Assface]

Originally posted by CardinalChris
Didn't mean to stir your Kool aid......Or steal your thunder... step on your toes? Not sure what I did, but I'll check harder next time before I repeat a post!!!

If you do you'll be Sleepin wit da fishes, see.

 

[SECTION 11]

Originally posted by Assface
If you do you'll be swimmin wit da fishes, see.

Isn't that, "sleep" with da fishes?


Sleep, Swim. In this crazy mixed-up world, it's all the same.

 

[Assface]

Originally posted by SECTION 11
Isn't that, "sleep" with da fishes?


Sleep, Swim. In this crazy mixed-up world, it's all the same.

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Originally posted by CardinalChris
Didn't mean to stir your Kool aid......Or steal your thunder... step on your toes? Not sure what I did, but I'll check harder next time before I repeat a post!!!
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If you do you'll be Sleepin wit da fishes, see.




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[SECTION 11]

I call ********...

 

[Assface]

Originally posted by SECTION 11
I call ********...

Shhhh.......

 

[Jim O]

Originally posted by Oran
I doubt that teams will give up picks for Bell and Hill, but it is great to see them mentioned on ESPN.

I would bet that if Renaldo is given the low tender, many teams would give up a 7th rounder for him.

First, he has starting experience. And while I agree that he is not a franchise cover corner, I thought that he played very well last season. He had five interceptions and a TD. He would be a prototypical nickel guy.

Second, he is a classy dude...a good locker room guy. He never complains, is tough, and doesn't run his mouth.

Lastly, he is a guy that is young and would only cost a 7th rounder if low tendered. If I had a need for that position, I would certainly give up a 7th for a proven guy.

Like Kirwan said, the former Cards staff is now scattered around the league. I would bet that St. Louis (Marmie), Tennessee (McGinnis), and the Giants (Milus) would be interested.

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[Stout]

How much do we have to give him if we offer the middle tender? Jim's right, someone would definitely give up the 7th rounder to get him, and I wouldn't mind hanging onto this kid. Not as a starter, mind you, but for the nickel and for depth. Wouldn't someone have to give up a 1st rounder if they signed him to a middle tender? Well, that ain't gonna happen, so as long as it doesn't break the bank, offer that middle tender.

 

[CardLogic]

Originally posted by Jim Omohundro
I would bet that if Renaldo is given the low tender, many teams would give up a 7th rounder for him.

First, he has starting experience. And while I agree that he is not a franchise cover corner, I thought that he played very well last season. He had five interceptions and a TD. He would be a prototypical nickel guy.

Second, he is a classy dude...a good locker room guy. He never complains, is tough, and doesn't run his mouth.

Lastly, he is a guy that is young and would only cost a 7th rounder if low tendered. If I had a need for that position, I would certainly give up a 7th for a proven guy.

Like Kirwan said, the former Cards staff is now scattered around the league. I would bet that St. Louis (Marmie), Tennessee (McGinnis), and the Giants (Milus) would be interested.

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This is the most sensible post that is have read in this forum is weeks!!!

 

[Skkorpion]

Originally posted by Stout
How much do we have to give him if we offer the middle tender? Jim's right, someone would definitely give up the 7th rounder to get him, and I wouldn't mind hanging onto this kid. Not as a starter, mind you, but for the nickel and for depth. Wouldn't someone have to give up a 1st rounder if they signed him to a middle tender? Well, that ain't gonna happen, so as long as it doesn't break the bank, offer that middle tender.

5 picks says it all. You speak for me Stout. You too, Jim O.

 

[MadCardDisease]

Originally posted by Stout
How much do we have to give him if we offer the middle tender? Jim's right, someone would definitely give up the 7th rounder to get him, and I wouldn't mind hanging onto this kid. Not as a starter, mind you, but for the nickel and for depth. Wouldn't someone have to give up a 1st rounder if they signed him to a middle tender? Well, that ain't gonna happen, so as long as it doesn't break the bank, offer that middle tender.

High level tender is (First and a Third)

Mid Level tender is a (First)

Low Level tender is (round where the player was selected)

2003 numbers were:

High = $1.75 million
Mid = $1.3 million
Low= $600,000

 

[Stout]

Hmm, the question is, is Hill worth 1.3 million dollars? That is a difficult question indeed. One part of me says yes, but the other says that's too much to pay for the role he'd play on the team. Anyone know what the average nickel CB in the league makes? I have exactly no time to try and research this.

 

[MadCardDisease]

Originally posted by Stout
Hmm, the question is, is Hill worth 1.3 million dollars? That is a difficult question indeed. One part of me says yes, but the other says that's too much to pay for the role he'd play on the team. Anyone know what the average nickel CB in the league makes? I have exactly no time to try and research this.

I think he is worth it. It's only for one year and if he regresses you have lost nothing.

 

[Northern Card]

On average, how may plays over the course of a game are defended by Nickle or Dime packages?

It seems to me, that fixating on starting DBs, important as they are, sometime neglects the vital role of these specialists.

1.3 million to help ensure quality coverage seems a reasonable price to pay for Hill's services.

And, adding another 1.3 for Wilson... IMO - would be money well invested.

 

[Stout]

Originally posted by Northern Card
On average, how may plays over the course of a game are defended by Nickle or Dime packages?

It seems to me, that fixating on starting DBs, important as they are, sometime neglects the vital role of these specialists.

1.3 million to help ensure quality coverage seems a reasonable price to pay for Hill's services.

And, adding another 1.3 for Wilson... IMO - would be money well invested.

Hard to argue here...let's tender them both middle tenders. That way, we get them on the cheap. Otherwise, we'll get a first rounder for them. Can't lose either way.