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BigGabes23
05-16-2006, 09:25 AM
Since there really is nothing to talk about, I found this whole situation fascinating by all parties. Henry vows never to play in bufffalo again, Demands a trade. The titans give a third round pick for Travis, and then agrees to a 4 year extension. Travis is happy even though he is in the same exact situation as he was in buffalo. Second string. In 2005 he is both hurt AND suspended for a failed drug test. Fast-forward to the 2006 Draft, the Titans have no third round pick, and use their second rounder on LenDale White. So now he is third string and will either never see the field, or will get cut. Is there something I am missing here from Henry's or the Titans perspective?

Jeff1220
05-16-2006, 09:33 AM
The Bills got the best they could out of both Henry and the Titans, period.

DaBillzAhDaShiznit
05-16-2006, 09:36 AM
I would guess that Henry will be cut, but maybe they'll keep him on
in case Brown gets hurt and LenDale is the next Curtis Enis.

Buckets
05-16-2006, 10:03 AM
Have you watched Deal or No Deal yet? When the idiot contestant has a great deal in his hands and throws it away for the unknown.

Greed man nothing but greed.

Bill Cody
05-16-2006, 10:20 AM
Hate to say it but Travis is a major loser. Start with the statutory rape arrest. Move on to signing an extension of his deal with us at short money because he'd blown his wad. Then and more importantly how he sulked and IMO didn't play all out after we drafted WM. His poor play in the first 5 games of 2004 was a big reason why we didn't make the playoffs that year. Then he's suspended for drugs. If you were picking a contestant for "Jeopardy" and your choices were a tree stump, a house plant and Travis Henry I think you could flip a coin and it wouldn't matter which choice came up.

bigbub2352
05-16-2006, 10:31 AM
Tenn better hope Ledale White turns out to be as good as he was in college, Chris brown is more than injury prone, and Travis is an absolute moron, given Travis past he will probably be realeased and picked up by Miami, or Oaktown, he'll fit in better

Stewie
05-16-2006, 11:06 AM
The Bills got the best they could out of both Henry and the Titans, period.

Exactly. Donahoe got that one right.

Pinkerton Security
05-16-2006, 11:33 AM
Exactly. Donahoe got that one right.

Ya, I still cannot believe that when we got a 3rd rounder for Travis Henry, a couple years later we trade away Eric Moulds and get a 5th. I guess it shows how much people are coveting their draft picks nowadays.

Granted, Henry was young-ish and had a great year or 2, but Moulds isn't THAT old, and running backs are more of a dime-a-dozen commodity in the NFL, especially compared to WRs.

Mitchy moo
05-16-2006, 11:45 AM
The Bills got the best they could out of both Henry and the Titans, period.

Travis never really got a fair shake here but he really got what was coming to him. He runs for 1,300 and we draft a RB in the first round? That was pretty cold.

madness
05-16-2006, 11:51 AM
Hey Travis! Fairchild is back in town. :tongue2:

Mr. Pink
05-16-2006, 11:51 AM
I love how when Travis was here, we all thought of him as a top-rate top 10 back in the NFL. He played his heart out for the team then the front office slapped him in the face by selecting McGahee who hasn't been a marked improvement on the field over Henry. He

Now Henry is gone and he's a complete bum. Baffling. He wasn't treated fairly by the last regime and unfortunately he has yet to prove as such. And he may not be able to in Tenn.

BillsFever21
05-16-2006, 11:58 AM
I love how when Travis was here, we all thought of him as a top-rate top 10 back in the NFL. He played his heart out for the team then the front office slapped him in the face by selecting McGahee who hasn't been a marked improvement on the field over Henry. He

Now Henry is gone and he's a complete bum. Baffling. He wasn't treated fairly by the last regime and unfortunately he has yet to prove as such. And he may not be able to in Tenn.

Not all of us thought of him as a Top 10 RB. Maybe some did and the complete homers thought he was a Top 5 RB.

Mr. Pink
05-16-2006, 12:01 PM
Not all of us thought of him as a Top 10 RB. Maybe some did and the complete homers thought he was a Top 5 RB.

You're right I shoulda rephrased that, my bad....MOST thought he was a top 10 but not all. Pretty much everyone I knew loved the guy and thought he was awesome and only a few would point out his fumbling problem.

BillsFever21
05-16-2006, 12:02 PM
Henry was a bum who blew his money on drugs and gambling. He failed a drug test and that's why he got suspended.

I know plenty of card dealers from the casino in Niagara Falls. Henry was there quite often losing large amounts of money. His favorite game was Craps.

I guess he was a big ass while he was playing too and thought he was better then everyone and caused trouble. I guess that happens to a lot of people though when their losing thousands of dollars a night on the Craps table.

Between drugs and Craps, Henry blew most of the millions he made with the Bills and had to come begging on his hands and knees for a one year contract extension for cheap because he was broke. What a pathetic individual.

Drive 4 Five
05-16-2006, 12:05 PM
When Henry was here I thought he was an excellent back and I loved the way he played for this team up until McGahee was drafted. Dumb ass. He should have just stayed.

I started a Madden 2006 season just the other day and traded him away to Kansas City for G Johnathon Wells and a 5th & 6th round draft pick(s). So far so good.

Drive 4 Five
05-16-2006, 12:07 PM
It won't be long before Travis Henry is signing a contract to play for the Miami Dolphins. Sounds like a great fit to me. What do you guys think?

Michael82
05-16-2006, 12:10 PM
I feel bad for the guy. :(

Drive 4 Five
05-16-2006, 12:18 PM
I feel bad for the guy. :(

In some ways I do too. Poor bastard.

Bill Cody
05-16-2006, 12:56 PM
Ya, I still cannot believe that when we got a 3rd rounder for Travis Henry, a couple years later we trade away Eric Moulds and get a 5th. I guess it shows how much people are coveting their draft picks nowadays.

Granted, Henry was young-ish and had a great year or 2, but Moulds isn't THAT old, and running backs are more of a dime-a-dozen commodity in the NFL, especially compared to WRs.

Moulds is almost 33 and had a big contract. Henry was 26 and had a small contract. It's as simple as that.

bigbub2352
05-16-2006, 12:58 PM
Poor he makes millions of dollars to play footbal and isnt smart enough not to do drugs and pick up 15 year olds, feel bad for the guy who isnt getting his shot because players like him, Marcus Vick, Justice, Ray Lewis, Rae Carruth, Nate Newton, Leonard Little, Michael Irvin,Lawerence Phillops, Macintosh, Moss, etc, get to do what they want because they can play I remeber when Dexter Manly was crying on national TV because he couldnt read, i felt so bad for him until i seen how much he made a year back then just because he knew how to sign his name...

Drive 4 Five
05-16-2006, 01:00 PM
DBF when are you going to change your user name? If we all donate some ZB's will you change it? And your avatar too? Or are you still in love with him? Love is a powerful thing. If so I can settle for love. Otherwise...

CHANGE IT!!!

Philagape
05-16-2006, 01:03 PM
I never thought Henry was anything special, and he's proved that since. Any RB can do what Henry did here when given enough carries in the right situation. A third-rounder for him, turned into Youboty, is a steal.

Drive 4 Five
05-16-2006, 01:03 PM
Poor he makes millions of dollars to play footbal and isnt smart enough not to do drugs and pick up 15 year olds, feel bad for the guy who isnt getting his shot because players like him, Marcus Vick, Justice, Ray Lewis, Rae Carruth, Nate Newton, Leonard Little, Michael Irvin,Lawerence Phillops, Macintosh, Moss, etc, get to do what they want because they can play I remeber when Dexter Manly was crying on national TV because he couldnt read, i felt so bad for him until i seen how much he made a year back then just because he knew how to sign his name...

Man that's what happens sometimes when you give some poor kid from the ghetto millions of dollars. It also didn't help much that he looked like a baby gorilla. When you're that ugly you'll try and hit on anything that moves.

Just ask Jfreeman. Now that is one ugly ass MF'er.

Bill Cody
05-16-2006, 01:06 PM
I love how when Travis was here, we all thought of him as a top-rate top 10 back in the NFL. He played his heart out for the team then the front office slapped him in the face by selecting McGahee who hasn't been a marked improvement on the field over Henry. He

Now Henry is gone and he's a complete bum. Baffling. He wasn't treated fairly by the last regime and unfortunately he has yet to prove as such. And he may not be able to in Tenn.

Let's be clear: Travis the person was a bum, not Travis the player.

As a player, Henry was a good not great player. He was one dimensional. He was not a threat to break the big run so teams loaded up to blitz. And when they did Henry couldn't block it. He was also a terrible receiver. McGahee can do some of the things Travis can't. That's why we picked him. Having said that I'm not a big fan of his either right now. He's a legend in his own mind with a large trap who hits the hole hard only some of the time. Before 2004 I'll give Travis his props for that, he hit the hole HARD. Mcgahee has a lot more talent than Travis but I get the feeling he's just marking time here.

Drive 4 Five
05-16-2006, 01:09 PM
I never thought Henry was anything special, and he's proved that since. Any RB can do what Henry did here when given enough carries in the right situation. A third-rounder for him, turned into Youboty, is a steal.

I will say that I got really tired of him coughing up the ball all the time, but I thought he did a good job for us otherwise. Tough little dude. He played hard for this team.

That's how it goes with these guys. They may as well not even be human. All people care about is what they do on the field. We all make mistakes and as soon as you do there are one hundred people ready to cast the stones.

Bill Cody
05-16-2006, 01:10 PM
DBF when are you going to change your user name? If we all donate some ZB's will you change it? And your avatar too? Or are you still in love with him? Love is a powerful thing. If so I can settle for love. Otherwise...

CHANGE IT!!!

No, I won't change it. What do you care? Go worry about how you're going to kick the ball before Lucy pulls it away Charlie Brown.

Bill Cody
05-16-2006, 01:13 PM
Man that's what happens sometimes when you give some poor kid from the ghetto millions of dollars. It also didn't help much that he looked like a baby gorilla. When you're that ugly you'll try and hit on anything that moves.

Just ask Jfreeman. Now that is one ugly ass MF'er.

LOL Henry could have been the Fresh Prince of Bel Air and it wouldn't have mattered. Both he and WM were single digit wonderlics. Let's just say he wasn't debating between football and a career in medicine.

Drive 4 Five
05-16-2006, 01:22 PM
No, I won't change it. What do you care? Go worry about how you're going to kick the ball before Lucy pulls it away Charlie Brown.

:madmad:

BillsFever21
05-16-2006, 01:27 PM
:madmad:

His posters of Bledsoe are hanging on the wall next to his Flutie pictures in his bedroom.

Bill Cody
05-16-2006, 01:32 PM
His posters of Bledsoe are hanging on the wall next to his Flutie pictures in his bedroom.

Flutie/Bledsoe >> RJ/RJ II

Drive 4 Five
05-16-2006, 01:35 PM
His posters of Bledsoe are hanging on the wall next to his Flutie pictures in his bedroom.

I'll bet the posters of Drew Bledsoe are on the ceiling.

Drive 4 Five
05-16-2006, 01:36 PM
His posters of Bledsoe are hanging on the wall next to his Flutie pictures in his bedroom.

By the way. I'm just curious but...

How is it that you know what posters are hanging in his bedroom?

Bill Cody
05-16-2006, 01:40 PM
By the way. I'm just curious but...

How is it that you know what posters are hanging in his bedroom?

Should I check the bushes outside my window?:eek2:

Bill Cody
05-16-2006, 01:41 PM
I'll bet the posters of Drew Bledsoe are on the ceiling.

Nah, Jessica Alba.:chuckle:

Drive 4 Five
05-16-2006, 01:44 PM
Should I check the bushes outside my window?:eek2:

:shocked:

And you thought those were squirrels outside chattering. That was BF getting his jerk on.

Mr. Pink
05-16-2006, 02:32 PM
It could be worse....he could have Bruce Mathison and Vince Ferragamo Bills posters hanging on his wall.

Have to keep it positive!

John Doe
05-16-2006, 03:18 PM
He wasn't treated fairly by the last regime and unfortunately he has yet to prove as such. And he may not be able to in Tenn.

Travis Henry was treated more than fairly. Even after McGahee had rehabbed, Travis was still handed the #1 position. The guy stumbled his way out of the starting lineup and cost the team some crucial wins in the process.

Then he asks to be traded, the Bills accomodate him, and he screws up again.

He did have a few good seasons for the Bills, but its hard to feel sorry for him.

justasportsfan
05-16-2006, 03:49 PM
I love how when Travis was here, we all thought of him as a top-rate top 10 back in the NFL. He played his heart out for the team then the front office slapped him in the face by selecting McGahee who hasn't been a marked improvement on the field over Henry. He

Now Henry is gone and he's a complete bum. Baffling. He wasn't treated fairly by the last regime and unfortunately he has yet to prove as such. And he may not be able to in Tenn.not me. what he did here and what he did as a titan are two different situations. He was one hell ofa warrior when he was a bill. Played with a cracked rib and a hairline fracture in his leg. As a titan, he disappeared into oblivion. Don't care . Just like I cared about Moulds as a bill, couldn't care if he busts in Texas

ShadowHawk7
05-16-2006, 06:45 PM
When he sobers up after getting cut, I'll take him as a backup a la Price. :up: