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according to billsdaily.com, Tennsee has offered a 4th round pick for henry. Before they were offering 5th. It shows that at some point maybe we will get our third.
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This is BS. Let another RB go down and let them battle out it. Desperate times, Desperate measures. If another back goes down we could be looking at a 2.I remember that one fateful day when Coach took me aside. I knew what was coming. "You don't have to tell me," I said. "I'm off the team, aren't I?"
"Well," said Coach, "you never were really ON the team. You made that uniform you're wearing out of rags and towels, and your helmet is a toy space helmet.
You show up at practice and then either steal the ball and make us chase you to get it back, or you try to tackle people at inappropriate times."
It was all true what he was saying. And yet, I thought something is brewing inside the head of this Coach.
He sees something in me, some kind of raw talent that he can mold. But that's when I felt the handcuffs go on.
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My guess: TD will go for a conditional 3rd or 4th that will balloon to a 2nd or 1st depending on Travis' yards/td's next year.Originally posted by TopdogOriginally posted by mercyruleOriginally posted by mercyruleComment
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Bills holding firm on price for Henry
By Adam Schefter
Special to NFL.com
(June 1, 2005) -- The Bills want to deal running back Travis Henry, and most likely will wind up dealing him, but they are insisting on nothing less than a third-round draft choice for him. It is the reason no deal has gotten done so far.
The Tennessee Titans, the team still most likely to land Henry, have offered a fourth-round pick. Granted, this could be the Bills' negotiating ploy, but for right now, they're sticking firm to it -- a three, or no deal. And with the Titans backfield looking as shallow as it does, Henry might be worth the three the Dolphins gave up for former St. Louis running back Lamar Gordon.Comment
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I would only give up Henry for a third if it was conditional and could go up to a second or first, otherwise he's more valueable on our roster.Comment
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Originally posted by Mahdi
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Thanks ive been looking for thatOriginally posted by justasportsfan
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Your probally right, I can see it going down like that. Maybe now we can get a bidding war with another team.Originally posted by paulB
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Right now no team is desperate enough to meet the Bills demands...but they will soon enough. Right now he'll go to Tennessee probably for a 3rd, but if something catastrophic happens (a starting RB from another team going down) we may find ourselves the object of a bidding war.
All depends on the demand for TH.__________________
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I don't want a 4th. I was a lot more for a two-time 1000+ yard back. If the Pats had to pay a 2nd rounder for Dillon, Henry is worth just as much.Comment
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I'd be willing to trade him for a 4th that upgrades to a 3rd after 800 yards and a 2nd after 1200.
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That would be a good trade. I like it.Originally posted by lordofgun
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Something tells me that the Titans are going to cave soon. Donahoe has them by the balls.
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Can we have Fat Tony send someone out to Tennessee and break Chris Brown's legs? We'd be looking at a 1st rounder right away.
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Gimme a break. Here we go again. Donahoe is God, he does no wrong (cue high-pitched religious music)Something tells me that the Titans are going to cave soon. Donahoe has them by the balls.
If he was so great, we already would've gotten something for Henry. Now we have to minimally wait until NEXT year again to get some value out of this, if we get any value at all.
I'm not impressed, and if we get a third for next year, I still won't be.
Jon
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