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FITZGERALD EYEBALLING ARIZONA EXIT? (1 Viewer)
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Federal
Footballguy
Since we are raiding other teams rosters for talent...
dirtywaters20
Footballguy
This seems to paint an entirely different picture:
http://www.profootballweekly.com/PFW/The+W...tm?mode=nfcwest
http://www.profootballweekly.com/PFW/The+W...tm?mode=nfcwest
Irish
Footballguy
H-I-N-E-SIf Fitz goes, Boldin would likely leave, too, no? I'd like to see Boldin fill Heinz Ward's spot. Sort of an Ultra-Heinz!
Loan Sharks
Not a Wolf
McNabb is the one that has it rough, if you see one on a boat thats probably Culpepper.
footballfan
Footballguy
Read this on another site by Bob Harris,
According to Profootballtalk.com editor Mike Florio, only two regular-season games into the Ken Whisenhunt era, rumors already are flying receiver Larry Fitzgerald is looking to leave the Cardinals when his rookie contract ends.
Fitzgerald, as the rumor goes, is not a big fan of Whisenhunt's run-based offense -- and for good reason.
Fitzgerald currently is averaging only five catches and 53.5 yards per game, which puts him on pace for 80 receptions and 856 receiving yards for the season. He currently has no receiving touchdowns in 2007.
Florio went on to suggest there's no indication that Fitzgerald, the No. 3 overall pick in the 2004 draft, plans to try to force his way out prematurely. Based on the escalators in his rookie contract, there was speculation when it was signed that the Cardinals would likely have to extend the deal after four seasons.
Since this is Fitzgerald's fourth season, and given that it's hard to justify two highly-paid wideouts (Fitzgerald and Anquan Boldin) if the offense doesn't take full advantage of both of their skills, it could be time for the Cardinals to think about trading Fitzgerald.
Florio further speculated that Minnesota could be a potential landing spot.
Fitzgerald is a native of Minneapolis and worked as a ball boy during the days of Cris Carter and Randy Moss. Though plenty of folks are murmuring about the Vikes possibly sniffing around Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb, Florio think it makes more sense for the Vikes try to bring Fitzgerald home.
Especially if the team wants to sell out the Metrodome on a regular basis.
Written By Bob Harris | Posted 21-Sep-07 @ 1:00 AM PT
According to Profootballtalk.com editor Mike Florio, only two regular-season games into the Ken Whisenhunt era, rumors already are flying receiver Larry Fitzgerald is looking to leave the Cardinals when his rookie contract ends.
Fitzgerald, as the rumor goes, is not a big fan of Whisenhunt's run-based offense -- and for good reason.
Fitzgerald currently is averaging only five catches and 53.5 yards per game, which puts him on pace for 80 receptions and 856 receiving yards for the season. He currently has no receiving touchdowns in 2007.
Florio went on to suggest there's no indication that Fitzgerald, the No. 3 overall pick in the 2004 draft, plans to try to force his way out prematurely. Based on the escalators in his rookie contract, there was speculation when it was signed that the Cardinals would likely have to extend the deal after four seasons.
Since this is Fitzgerald's fourth season, and given that it's hard to justify two highly-paid wideouts (Fitzgerald and Anquan Boldin) if the offense doesn't take full advantage of both of their skills, it could be time for the Cardinals to think about trading Fitzgerald.
Florio further speculated that Minnesota could be a potential landing spot.
Fitzgerald is a native of Minneapolis and worked as a ball boy during the days of Cris Carter and Randy Moss. Though plenty of folks are murmuring about the Vikes possibly sniffing around Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb, Florio think it makes more sense for the Vikes try to bring Fitzgerald home.
Especially if the team wants to sell out the Metrodome on a regular basis.
Written By Bob Harris | Posted 21-Sep-07 @ 1:00 AM PT
Pocket Joker
Footballguy
Big Score
Footballguy
Already a two page, 55 post & counting thread on this very topic FITZGERALD EYEBALLING ARIZONA EXIT?
footballfan
Footballguy
Sorry guys, did not see yesterday. I was out of town.
Big Score
Footballguy
I think he lined the wrong report from PFW. He probably meant to link this earlier Arizon write up from Sept 19th.How so?
bcr8f
Footballguy
Regardless of where he goes......just go.
He's a waste of talent in the offense and the way Arizona uses him, they'd be smart to get rid of him as well and just invest that money into a STUD lineman.
They don't use the player's talents they have on the team. He'd be better used somewhere else.
He's a waste of talent in the offense and the way Arizona uses him, they'd be smart to get rid of him as well and just invest that money into a STUD lineman.
They don't use the player's talents they have on the team. He'd be better used somewhere else.
dirtywaters20
Footballguy
Yeah they updated the page after I posted the link. ThanksI think he lined the wrong report from PFW. He probably meant to link this earlier Arizon write up from Sept 19th.How so?
Anthony Borbely
Footballguy
DWidmar
Footballguy
I think Fitz has incredible ability and I can't wait to seem him be able to show it even more on the field. He seems to be limited by Leinart at this point. I keep reading in this thread about how he is used in that offense. There are only 6 receivers in the NFL that have more targets than him after two games. The problem is alot of times when he is targeted the pass has been way off line.
