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LosLos
10-08-2008, 05:56 PM
Would you make a trade for any of these guys this year? Surtain is the only one I have any interest in. Ike, Bmac, Surtain, & Deshea would be very solid. Another solid O-lineman would be ideal though.

1. RB Larry Johnson, Kansas City Chiefs

Comment: “By the time the Chiefs are good again, he’s going to be done. … I don’t understand why they gave him all the money and then they wouldn’t sign Jared Allen. If you’re rebuilding, you don’t do it with a running back who’s going to be burned.” Another executive said Johnson has a reputation around the league as being a “spoiled brat” and “not much of a leader.”

Best potential fits: He’s not a perfect fit in Philadelphia because of the style of the offense, but all of the executives said the Eagles could use him now that Brian Westbrook has broken ribs. Other teams that could use him would be the Denver Broncos, New England Patriots and New Orleans Saints.

2. DE Dewayne White Detroit

Comment: “He isn’t a great player, but he’s a good one and he can help any rotation. Plus, you can move him inside from time to time. He probably won’t get more than five or six sacks, but that’s worth it if you’re the right team.” Said another exec: “Try finding a pass rusher at this point of the year.”

Best potential fits: Just about any team except the New York Giants, Indianapolis Colts, Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Jacksonville Jaguars.

3. WR T.J. Houshmandzadeh, Bengals

Comment: “He’s going to be a free agent. He’s going to get paid. The Bengals won’t pay him, which is a joke because he’s one of the few guys on that team you could even begin to call a leader.” Said another executive: “He’d be perfect in Indianapolis, but it won’t happen.”

Best potential fits: Bucs, Jags, Dallas Cowboys, Tennessee Titans and Buffalo Bills.

4. CB Patrick Surtain, Chiefs

Comment: “He’s hurt (shoulder injury) and he has declined, but it’s the same thing as pass rushers; you need cover guys. You can’t get enough of them.”

Best potential fits: Saints, Arizona Cardinals, Green Bay Packers and Baltimore Ravens.

5. CB Brian Kelly, Lions

Comment: “Same as with Surtain, although Kelly has declined more and he has problems in straight man coverage … not a great player anymore, but they’ll get more for him than he’s really worth.”

Best potential fits: Cardinals, Packers, Saints and Ravens.

6. WR Roy Williams, Lions

Comment: “I think he’ll play harder for some other team.”

Best potential fits: Jags, Bucs, Cowboys and Minnesota Vikings.

7. DT Cory Redding, Lions

Comment: “If I’m the Lions, I clean house starting now. I don’t even wait for a new GM. This guy played hard for a contract and hasn’t done anything since. Again, I think it’s more about Detroit than the player, so I’d take a chance … if he’s motivated, he can rush the passer from the inside.”

Best potential fits: Colts, Eagles, Redskins and Broncos.



Will the Bengals part ways with Johnson, right, or Houshmandzadeh?
(AP Photo/Bill Kostroun)

8. TE Tony Gonzalez, Chiefs

Comment: “He’s a good guy in the locker room and he takes care of himself. Between the leadership and the fact that he might still be really good in two to three years, it would take a lot for me to deal him and I don’t think anybody is going to offer that much.”

Best potential fits: Jags, Bucs, Vikings and Titans.

9. WR Chad Johnson, Bengals

Comment: “I’m amazed how quiet he has been. Maybe that injury is worse than we thought. You know he wants out and he’s the most gifted receiver in the league. But the injury is an issue.”

Best potential fits: Pats, Cowboys, Vikings, Titans and Jags.

10. DE Antwan Odom, Texans

Comment: “They just signed him as a free agent (in the offseason), so I don’t think he’ll be available. But I think they realize he’s overrated. He’s purely a complementary player.”

Best potential fits: Pats, Jags and Colts.

http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news?slug=jc-tradebait100808&prov=yhoo&type=lgns

Hines57
10-08-2008, 06:15 PM
Trades are more likely to go down in the offseason, think draft time than during the regular season. We might see a few moves, but I doubt we see any big ones

Steeltime
10-08-2008, 06:19 PM
The list of players "most likely to be traded" is basically a litany of the crappiest teams in the NFL.

Four Lions players, three Chiefs players, and two Bungles. The three crappiest teams in the NFL account for 9 of the 10 guys listed.

Tres Rios
10-08-2008, 06:36 PM
Roy Williams and maybe Shoe Bomber are the only ones I see actually getting traded.

What's up with Antwan Odom - the dude is about as effective as a wet paper bag. It would be like the league beating down our door for Eason.

Southern Steeler
10-08-2008, 07:54 PM
Roy Williams and maybe Shoe Bomber are the only ones I see actually getting traded.


Put TJ on the Colts and he would be unstoppable.

Doc
10-08-2008, 07:55 PM
i'd be shocked if any of them were traded. this isn't MLB.

Smooth Criminal
10-08-2008, 08:30 PM
We saw Chris Chambers get moved at the deadline last year. Trade rumors always heat up around this time but not much ever comes out of it.

Diamond Dave
10-08-2008, 08:45 PM
After seeing four Lions on that list I am fearful of four new players being brought in next year.

Andymisiu
10-08-2008, 09:22 PM
No, I wouldn't want to trade for any of these players.

LetMePlay
10-08-2008, 09:45 PM
If the Eagles were smart they would have traded McNabb already. They are old and need to rebuild and in a brutal division they have no shot in. They are not going to pay him next year anyway. I'm sure the Vikings would want him.

Tres Rios
10-09-2008, 01:18 AM
Put TJ on the Colts and he would be unstoppable.

Actually TJ or Roy on Dallas would make their O out of this world. You'd have to cover Felix Jones, Marion Barber, T.O., Roy or TJ and Witten. Eff that.

dem-bad boys
10-09-2008, 02:57 AM
let the lions have sweed and we take roy williams,BEN would love to throw to roy.

Tres Rios
10-09-2008, 03:07 AM
Because that trade makes sense for them.

BigSteelThrill
10-09-2008, 04:13 AM
let the lions have sweed and we take roy williams,BEN would love to throw to roy.
would have to sweeten the pot, but it would be dandy.
depending if he can handle a loss of reps/targets and his contract status.

though... when we lose a lot of free agents next year, we may be targeting some oline beefcake with our cap, and it would be a travesty if his influx of salary became a problem in that regards.

dem-bad boys
10-09-2008, 06:51 AM
would have to sweeten the pot, but it would be dandy.
depending if he can handle a loss of reps/targets and his contract status.

though... when we lose a lot of free agents next year, we may be targeting some oline beefcake with our cap, and it would be a travesty if his influx of salary became a problem in that regards.

the steelers all ways get lions rejects.It would be nice to get a wanted lion sometime.

Jer
10-09-2008, 07:18 AM
Looking at the Potential Fits....the Jags need damn near everyone on the list, supposively

atrain
10-09-2008, 08:13 AM
If we pick up anyone from the Lions, it shouldn't be roy williams or a cb. It should be Jeff Backus OT. He's a solid pro and would upgrade our line. Face it we need an upgrade at OL anyway. Plus, I think marvel and starks are both FAs after this season. Backus was a 1st rnd pick from Michigan and although he's not a star, he's a very solid player. He'd be an upgrade over Colon. with the loss of simmons, this would seem like a no-brainer!

SteelerinMD
10-09-2008, 03:50 PM
http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news?slug=jc-tradebait100808&prov=yhoo&type=lgns

Handful of Lions considered trade bait
By Jason Cole, Yahoo! Sports
Oct 8, 12:36 pm EDT

Buzz Up Print
Though in-season NFL trades are a rarity, four team executives talked to Yahoo! Sports about players they believe should be dealt prior to the deadline next Tuesday.

The executives agreed that the only teams that should really be cleaning house at this point are the Cincinnati Bengals, Detroit Lions and St. Louis Rams. Even though the Houston Texans are 0-4, many observes believe they will rebound and play well. Furthermore, the Texans don’t have many players who should just be dumped, aside from running back Ahman Green.

“And I would only take Green if I was truly desperate,” one of the executive said. “Thank God I’m not in that situation.”

Here’s a list of the top 10 players who should be dealt.



Johnson was limited to 2 yards on 7 carries against the Panthers in Week 5.
(AP Photo/Rick Havner)

1. RB Larry Johnson, Kansas City Chiefs

Comment: “By the time the Chiefs are good again, he’s going to be done. … I don’t understand why they gave him all the money and then they wouldn’t sign Jared Allen. If you’re rebuilding, you don’t do it with a running back who’s going to be burned.” Another executive said Johnson has a reputation around the league as being a “spoiled brat” and “not much of a leader.”

Best potential fits: He’s not a perfect fit in Philadelphia because of the style of the offense, but all of the executives said the Eagles could use him now that Brian Westbrook has broken ribs. Other teams that could use him would be the Denver Broncos, New England Patriots and New Orleans Saints.

2. DE Dewayne White Detroit

Comment: “He isn’t a great player, but he’s a good one and he can help any rotation. Plus, you can move him inside from time to time. He probably won’t get more than five or six sacks, but that’s worth it if you’re the right team.” Said another exec: “Try finding a pass rusher at this point of the year.”

Best potential fits: Just about any team except the New York Giants, Indianapolis Colts, Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Jacksonville Jaguars.

3. WR T.J. Houshmandzadeh, Bengals

Comment: “He’s going to be a free agent. He’s going to get paid. The Bengals won’t pay him, which is a joke because he’s one of the few guys on that team you could even begin to call a leader.” Said another executive: “He’d be perfect in Indianapolis, but it won’t happen.”

Best potential fits: Bucs, Jags, Dallas Cowboys, Tennessee Titans and Buffalo Bills.

4. CB Patrick Surtain, Chiefs

Comment: “He’s hurt (shoulder injury) and he has declined, but it’s the same thing as pass rushers; you need cover guys. You can’t get enough of them.”

Best potential fits: Saints, Arizona Cardinals, Green Bay Packers and Baltimore Ravens.

5. CB Brian Kelly, Lions

Comment: “Same as with Surtain, although Kelly has declined more and he has problems in straight man coverage … not a great player anymore, but they’ll get more for him than he’s really worth.”

Best potential fits: Cardinals, Packers, Saints and Ravens.

6. WR Roy Williams, Lions

Comment: “I think he’ll play harder for some other team.”

Best potential fits: Jags, Bucs, Cowboys and Minnesota Vikings.

7. DT Cory Redding, Lions

Comment: “If I’m the Lions, I clean house starting now. I don’t even wait for a new GM. This guy played hard for a contract and hasn’t done anything since. Again, I think it’s more about Detroit than the player, so I’d take a chance … if he’s motivated, he can rush the passer from the inside.”

Best potential fits: Colts, Eagles, Redskins and Broncos.



Will the Bengals part ways with Johnson, right, or Houshmandzadeh?
(AP Photo/Bill Kostroun)

8. TE Tony Gonzalez, Chiefs

Comment: “He’s a good guy in the locker room and he takes care of himself. Between the leadership and the fact that he might still be really good in two to three years, it would take a lot for me to deal him and I don’t think anybody is going to offer that much.”

Best potential fits: Jags, Bucs, Vikings and Titans.

9. WR Chad Johnson, Bengals

Comment: “I’m amazed how quiet he has been. Maybe that injury is worse than we thought. You know he wants out and he’s the most gifted receiver in the league. But the injury is an issue.”

Best potential fits: Pats, Cowboys, Vikings, Titans and Jags.

10. DE Antwan Odom, Texans

Comment: “They just signed him as a free agent (in the offseason), so I don’t think he’ll be available. But I think they realize he’s overrated. He’s purely a complementary player.”

Best potential fits: Pats, Jags and Colts.

tibor
10-09-2008, 05:42 PM
I wonder if there's anyway we can get our hands on Sean Mahan? It may take packaging players & picks, but the FO should get creative in getting him back as soon as possible.

leftcoaststeelerfan
10-09-2008, 05:44 PM
I wonder if there's anyway we can get our hands on Sean Mahan? It may take packaging players & picks, but the FO should get creative in getting him back as soon as possible.

Be careful what you ask for Tibs...

markymarc
10-10-2008, 08:06 AM
Sorry but there is no way CJ is the most gifted WR in the NFL. That would be scary if LJ ended up in N.E.