Brandon Loyd on the trade block

Then watch Marshall explode and Lloyd do little...

No trading of Coach Cowher's picks:tantrum:

who? lol

.....Um..... no.

"PhinsRDbest wrote:

No trading of Coach Cowher's picks:tantrum:

That's pretty funny. When was the last time a SB winning coach won another one with a new team?

Never is the answer.

But I'm sure he's the exception to the rule. After all, he did win 2 AFC Championships and a Super Bowl during his 15 year tenure in Pittsburgh.

Too much.

It's an interesting guy to be available for a later round pick. Value is value. I like him as a player. But we do have a bunch of good receivers.

"smahtaz wrote:

That's pretty funny. When was the last time a SB winning coach won another one with a new team?

Never is the answer.

But I'm sure he's the exception to the rule. After all, he did win 2 AFC Championships and a Super Bowl during his 15 year tenure in Pittsburgh.

Too much.

Cowher has been sitting for a little while.
Maybe he is hungry?

"ckparrothead wrote:

It's an interesting guy to be available for a later round pick. Value is value. I like him as a player. But we do have a bunch of good receivers.

Yeah he's a good player and if we were in a situation where we were contending for the division (or even a wildcard), I'd be up for trading for him. However we're in no situation to be sending picks away right now.

The issue with him has always been his mouth and his work ethic. Wherever he's been, he's had that problem. As talented as he is, I say pass.

"Killerphins wrote:

Cowher has been sitting for a little while.
Maybe he is hungry?

Hungry or not. Tomlin is already the better coach.

"Killerphins wrote:

Cowher has been sitting for a little while.
Maybe he is hungry?

Yeah, and maybe the hound wudda caught the rabbit if he hadn't stopped to sh!t.

hes kinda old or i would make this trade in a heart beat because hes a good wr but not worth it at his age on a losing team that needs to rebuild.

There are a lot of teams that would be smart to trade for him, I think Houston should think about it. The Ravens maybe, a team that is good right now and needs some help could do a lot worse than Lloyd for 4th or 5th round pick, the guy is a very good player right now.

Denver has decker breaking out and royal and demaryus Thomas coming back from injuries. It's a good move for them to sell high on a player who had done nothing before arriving in denver

"Killerphins wrote:

Cowher has been sitting for a little while.
Maybe he is hungry?

Rarely works like that killahp, fmr Coaches grow more mellow as time rolls along and as they leave the grind behind, working 20 hr days vs a couple of hours once a week on a set of a show makes that happen.

As for Lloyd, I think he would be good value, but when you are 0-4 you need guys who are already knowledgable in the systems you are using as even the smallest mistake or missed opportunity can cost you the much needed win, so I'd pass on Lloyd.

"padre31 wrote:

Rarely works like that killahp, fmr Coaches grow more mellow as time rolls along and as they leave the grind behind, working 20 hr days vs a couple of hours once a week on a set of a show makes that happen.

As for Lloyd, I think he would be good value, but when you are 0-4 you need guys who are already knowledgable in the systems you are using as even the smallest mistake or missed opportunity can cost you the much needed win, so I'd pass on Lloyd.

Yet you want to trade for Orton.

I hate to say it but perhaps the Jets would be a good fit for him. There just isnt any room here for someone who is 30 and will cost the fins mid-round picks...

"schmolioot wrote:

Yet you want to trade for Orton.

To replace Rosenfels?

Absolutely, but still this is the #2 Qb we are speaking of, Orton is a better option then Sage.

"PhinsRDbest wrote:

No trading of Coach Gruden's picks:tantrum:

I corrected it for you.

"KB21 wrote:

I corrected it for you.

Works too :up:

Pads, this is what I've been saying about Cowher. Living the easy life, does he have the fire to work these long hours again.

Gruden's actually the type that would enjoy having someone like Brandon Lloyd. He could play an Antonio Bryant role for him and give Miami a little more dynamic threat down the field.

If the Dolphins had a chance for the playoffs, a trade for Lloyd would make sense. They have absolutely no chance of making the playoffs this season and will be lucky to win three games. So I would much rather let the new GM and Head Coach have all the draft picks they can have available to them, when the 2012 draft comes around.

"smahtaz wrote:

Hungry or not. Tomlin is already the better coach.

as much as i am not a fan of cowher, are you serious? Tomlin has won with Cowhers team. Tomlin has added a few pieces to this team but Cowher built the steelers. Tomlin walked into a great situation (a SB team) with his team set at QB and a top defense.