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Visiting KC.I am not so surprised he hasn't gotten a lot of early play, because of his age, but think he can still help.
i was sitting in a webchat with the beat writers from the times-pic and someone brought up devery. apparently, he was in contact with seattle (which seems unlikely now with housh signed) but beyond that interest has been slight. they thought the saints would like to have him back but aren't going to pay much to keep him. i could see a team like oakland or jacksonville signing him.
Speculation around Buffalo would make sense.
I'm surprised he's not following Zorn to Washington.massraider said:
Did he ever fully recover from that Achilles injury? He didn't seem to bounce back too quickly... or was he held back by... wait for it......................... coaching decisions?
Great thread topic massraider,That said, LJ has never looked the same since the injuries started happening, Igor just isn't all that good(I was hoping SD might take a run at upgrading with Canty before he signed with the Giants) and Tank has so much baggage it wouldn't really surprise me if he had to take what he gets.... maybe even having to wait for some team to get hit by the injury bug or have a holdout on the DL.I completely agree with the others though.massraider said:
You are as useful as a chocolate teapot.
Sorry, I thought you might have an opinion or information about his time since his injury until his release from the Oakland.
Curry was a starter for two years after that injury, in 2006 and 2007. He had 62 and 55 catches those years. Last year OAK decided to go with the younger guys. It had nothing to do with a 4 year old achilles injury.
Also sorry, I thought your questions were sarcasm. I don't know what is going on with him and was wondering if any team was looking to sign him.
I am a steelers fan living in the philly area. If they don't re-sign Thomas, what is your soulution for his replacment? They have absolutely NO ONE that can fit there and not sure a late 1st round pick is the answer either. I think they should re-sign him for a couple years, can't hurt at all.gonzobill5 said:
I heard on Fox Sports Radio this afternoon that Giants brass (not sure who it was) commented that Plax would be welcomed back to the Giants after his legal issues have been resolved. Take it for what it's worth...
Tampa Bay might be the call here.
He was held back by an inability to get open and catch the ball. Curry had a very bad year.
He was in Zona yesterday, and they supposedly were discussing contract terms (signing didn't seem imminent from reading this link).http://www.azcentral.com/members/Blog/KentSomers/47442
Ah, thanks for the info and the link!
Thats a funny one. Quote Worthy.
Not a problem, posting on the internet prohibits the subtle verbal inflections that would have made my post a little more agreeable. He's a hell of an athlete. Had hoped to see him stay on for the long haul in OAK, but I guess they have other plans. He did have a pretty bad season, though.... chocolate teapot... nice. That is quote worthy. I'm gonna use it at work today, thanks.
I was hoping that Minnesota would sign him. Even at 210 lbs, he would be the Vikings heaviest WR and would be more suited to play the slot against physical corners like Charles Woodsen. He probably would not be fantasy factor but he could occasionally post up in the end zone for a TD or two. BTW: Chocolate teapot is something I stole from a Dalzeil and Pascoe murder mystery.
When can we stop talking about this guy?
