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Was about to post... this shoudl answer the question as to which scheme Cincy plans on running.In that link, they say he'll be a much better fit in Cincy's 4-3 than the Jets' 3-4. Obviously Robertson dissapointed as a NT, so I'm not sure the Bengals would go after him if they wanted to stick with a 3-4.
The talk this past offseason is Robertson as a 3-4 DE.
Apparently the Jets didn't think so, or felt they had better options at DE. I mean bringing in one turd (Jenkins) to replace another turd (Robertson) seems like the Jets brass doesn't have much of a clue right now, especially considering the kind of money they are throwing around.
FFMastermindDewayne Robertson Has Bone-on-Bone Knee ConditionThe New York Daily News reports the Cincinnati Bengals may have been alarmed by a bone-on-bone condition in DT Dewayne Robertson's knee, which caused them not to want to give him big bucks in a new contract. That inability to get him signed long-term caused the trade to fall through.
It's a degenerative condition in his knee too. Came out a long time ago, there's some other reason this was truly turned down. Everyone knew that, it's just a convenient excuse
Trade talks between the Broncos and Jets involving DL Dewayne Robertson are beginning to "peter out," according to Newsday.Robertson failed his physical and Denver is strapped for cash. The team released eight operations staff members on Wednesday, including web site editor Andrew Mason, who did an excellent job. Robertson would also require a new contract if he was acquired. He may now be cut this summer.
