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I could see him making a return to New Orleans very shortly.
Yes they own the rights but it is doubtful they keep him. At least I hope they don't. Doubt GB goes after him even though it would help immensley. Not a Ted Thompson type move. He'd be pretty useless in NO. That OL???? WTF happened? How about Detroit? He actualyl catches a ton of passes and you know.....MILLEN!!!Does Miami still own the rights to him? If so do you see them even wanting him, if not who would trade for him after all hes been through?I know NO and GB are desperate, but is he in shape to come back and play? My guess is he hasn't been working out too much and if it is taking soo long to ease K. Jones back into playing shape I'm thinking it would take much longer for Ricky.
I figure (if he's a FA) it's a veteran team that can shrug off any BS he might bring. The Texans finally have a good thing going and I sooooo hope they don't bring him in there. Think Moss or Dillon going to NEHere are the teams I think MIGHT end up taking a flyer on Ricky, should he be reinstated and waived/traded.In no particular order:Houston - Ahman is always hurt and Dayne is still Dayne. St. Louis - If Jackson''s injury lingers and Leonard isn't all that, they may give him a shot. After all, they are amazingly desperate for a lift at this point. Chicago - Why not? Benson isn't the stud he was thought to be. Detroit - if KJ isn't healthy. I give this one about a 5% chance.Green Bay - Seems like the most likely. The team is playing out of this world right now, and with a good RB they could be even more dominant. Also, they are fairly close to Canada, eh?Denver - OK, I am joking, but Denver should always be brought up when discussing RB movement. Philly - if Westbrook is hurting (again) they are pretty thin at RB. Cincy - Also thin at RB, and Rudi has the hammy injury (that can linger in some players for a full season or more). Out of all of these, I think Green Bay and Chicago make the most sense. Teams with dominant defenses and less than stellar ground attacks. Plus, both team probably feel like their window is closing and might be inclined to take a chance on a guy like Ricky. Let's not forget, Ricky was an all-world talent at the college and Pro levels. He never quite got his head on straight, but if a team could get one usable year out of him, it could make the difference in a good season and a great season.
I'm sorry. Its not because I dont love you or don't absolutely love and cherish every second with you. I was just pretty certain I'd never have the guts to move and knew that was the only way I'd ever be certain about us. When I realized the boys had really gotten attached to me, and I didnt think I'd ever have the courage to really be their other dad, I didnt think we had a choice. It isnt something I wanted to do. I could have drove, flown, swam to you regularly and loved every minute with you, but if I didnt think we'd take the final step it wasnt fair to any of you. I guess I did want every spare second with you because I couldnt bear the thought of never seeing or talking to you again. I dont have many cherished moments in my life and every one is with you. You made having a sandwich or walking through a parking lot seem like some kind of dream.
If Goodall reinstates him, I wouldn't think any team would get on his blacklist by signing him. Otherwise, Goodall wouldn't reinstate him in the first place. If Ricky screws up again it's not the team's fault any more than Goodall's for letting him back in the league in the first place.JaxBill said:Personally, I think teams will shy away from him to avoid the wrath of Goodell. Even though he could be cleared to play, I think he'll still have a stigma attached to him. While the Bengals might be able to use him, I think they're trying to get off Goodell's blacklist.
Let's say he gets hold of some really good doobage and tests positive after a team signs him. Does that fall under the 'will lose draft picks' category if they cut him after the positive test? That could deter some teams. Or is the loss of picks for worse offenses?If Goodall reinstates him, I wouldn't think any team would get on his blacklist by signing him. Otherwise, Goodall wouldn't reinstate him in the first place. If Ricky screws up again it's not the team's fault any more than Goodall's for letting him back in the league in the first place.JaxBill said:Personally, I think teams will shy away from him to avoid the wrath of Goodell. Even though he could be cleared to play, I think he'll still have a stigma attached to him. While the Bengals might be able to use him, I think they're trying to get off Goodell's blacklist.
Why would a team lose picks if Ricky tests positive?Let's say he gets hold of some really good doobage and tests positive after a team signs him. Does that fall under the 'will lose draft picks' category if they cut him after the positive test? That could deter some teams. Or is the loss of picks for worse offenses?If Goodall reinstates him, I wouldn't think any team would get on his blacklist by signing him. Otherwise, Goodall wouldn't reinstate him in the first place. If Ricky screws up again it's not the team's fault any more than Goodall's for letting him back in the league in the first place.JaxBill said:Personally, I think teams will shy away from him to avoid the wrath of Goodell. Even though he could be cleared to play, I think he'll still have a stigma attached to him. While the Bengals might be able to use him, I think they're trying to get off Goodell's blacklist.
perry147 said:Give up on Ricky already - this reminds me of the guy who drafted Sanders for three straight years after he retired.I know it is had to let go......
I'm sorry. Its not because I dont love you or don't absolutely love and cherish every second with you. I was just pretty certain I'd never have the guts to move and knew that was the only way I'd ever be certain about us. When I realized the boys had really gotten attached to me, and I didnt think I'd ever have the courage to really be their other dad, I didnt think we had a choice. It isnt something I wanted to do. I could have drove, flown, swam to you regularly and loved every minute with you, but if I didnt think we'd take the final step it wasnt fair to any of you. I guess I did want every spare second with you because I couldnt bear the thought of never seeing or talking to you again. I dont have many cherished moments in my life and every one is with you. You made having a sandwich or walking through a parking lot seem like some kind of dream.
That's hilarious! What is that from? Wali Lundy and Kevin Barlow are still on people's rosters in my league. When S. Jax went Sunday my friend's son said 'I sure hope they give Marshall Faulk a chance to play! That guy was really good!'perry147 said:Give up on Ricky already - this reminds me of the guy who drafted Sanders for three straight years after he retired.I know it is had to let go......
I'm sorry. Its not because I dont love you or don't absolutely love and cherish every second with you. I was just pretty certain I'd never have the guts to move and knew that was the only way I'd ever be certain about us. When I realized the boys had really gotten attached to me, and I didnt think I'd ever have the courage to really be their other dad, I didnt think we had a choice. It isnt something I wanted to do. I could have drove, flown, swam to you regularly and loved every minute with you, but if I didnt think we'd take the final step it wasnt fair to any of you. I guess I did want every spare second with you because I couldnt bear the thought of never seeing or talking to you again. I dont have many cherished moments in my life and every one is with you. You made having a sandwich or walking through a parking lot seem like some kind of dream.
That's hilarious! What is that from? Wali Lundy and Kevin Barlow are still on people's rosters in my league. When S. Jax went Sunday my friend's son said 'I sure hope they give Marshall Faulk a chance to play! That guy was really good!'perry147 said:Give up on Ricky already - this reminds me of the guy who drafted Sanders for three straight years after he retired.I know it is had to let go......
I'm sorry. Its not because I dont love you or don't absolutely love and cherish every second with you. I was just pretty certain I'd never have the guts to move and knew that was the only way I'd ever be certain about us. When I realized the boys had really gotten attached to me, and I didnt think I'd ever have the courage to really be their other dad, I didnt think we had a choice. It isnt something I wanted to do. I could have drove, flown, swam to you regularly and loved every minute with you, but if I didnt think we'd take the final step it wasnt fair to any of you. I guess I did want every spare second with you because I couldnt bear the thought of never seeing or talking to you again. I dont have many cherished moments in my life and every one is with you. You made having a sandwich or walking through a parking lot seem like some kind of dream.