Marcus Robinson was released!

[The Spaz]

Bears | Robinson Released - from KFFL (http://nfl.kffl.com)
April 16, 2003 14:13:01 PT The Chicago Bears have announced the team has officially released WR Marcus Robinson.

If the price is right I wouldn't mind bringing him in. Your thoughts? Go Bills!

[Ebenezer]

My thoughts???

14:13:31 PM...the office of Tom Donohoe...picking up the phone..."Hello, Mr. Robinson?? Can you come to Buffalo for a tryout...tomorrow??"

[The Spaz]

Sounds good to me too EB!:) Go Bills!

[jchild178]

just saw it on tv that robinson was released:cell:

[WG]

For what reason(s)?

[RedEyE]

http://espn.go.com/nfl/columns/pasquarelli_len/1540036.html

[SoCalBillsFan]

i'd LOVE to have him here, especially is he's cheap

[kgun12]

Maybe this is why TD pulled the offer for O. Gary?

[Earthquake Enyart]

Robinson lost two steps from his knee surgery 2 years ago. He's as slow as Keyshawn Johnson now.

[Ebenezer]

Originally posted by jchild178
just saw it on tv that robinson was released:cell:

you're about 12 hours later than everybody else.

[Gunzlingr]

Bears | Robinson Cap Savings - posted at KFFL (http://nfl.kffl.com)
4:34 PT: Updating previous reports, Len Pasquarelli for ESPN.com reports the Chicago Bears saved $2.6 million against the salary cap by releasing WR Marcus Robinson.

[Tatonka]

bring him..

[Mr. Miyagi]

I've been saying all along, Marcus Robinson will be a good fit for us. He's got the veteran experience. He's tall and can stretch the field for us, a complete opposite of Josh Reed.

Bring him in!! I want him!!!

[Earthquake Enyart]

He can't stretch the field anymore. Josh Reed is faster than Robinson.

[casdhf]

The guy had one good year and 5 where he wa injured all season. Why bother?

[Brian H]

Cause anyone can get hurt in Chicago!!!!! This guy is a MUST for us.......

[Bert102176]

I say we draft a WR

[HenryRules]

Min. salary, plus incentives for a guy like Robinson would be a sweet deal. Worst case scenario, he doesn't show the same skills he had before and we cut him costing us at most half a mil cap space this year (due to whatever his signing bonus will be and stuff like that). Looks pretty low risk to me.

Best case scenario, he returns to form and provides us with a solid deep threat capable of being a #1 receiver and can put him mad yards. Looks like a pretty high reward to me.

Low-risk, high-reward? Why not do it?

[Billsouth]

if we can grab him cheap why not bring him in here? the same rationale for signing marcus jones justifies considering him

[ublinkwescore]

TD will do what's best for this team guys - just relax.

[DraftBoy]

Doubt he will sign for a vet min. Thsi guy was a pro bowler just 2 seasons ago, and many players bounce back from knee injuries. He will have a mid range asking price, probably around 1 million or so.