Top 50 FAs

[lordofgun]

1. Jake Plummer QB Cardinals
2. Orlando Pace OT Rams
3. Hugh Douglas DE Eagles
4. Peerless Price WR Bills
5. Walter Jones OT Seahawks
6. Takeo Spikes LB Bengals
7. Chris McAlister CB Ravens
8. David Boston WR Cardinals
9. Luke Petitgout OT Giants
10. Shawn Barber LB Eagles

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/6166390


I think #4 is way too high for Price.

[EDS]

Kirwan must have smoked/ingested something prior to putting that list together because his value rankings to me are way off. Of course, I am only a fan and have no inside info., so what do I know. I think it would be great if teams released their draft boards and FA boards two or three years after the fact, just to see where they actually ranked people.

[venis2k1]

Boston is better than price, and Plummer is as good as Rob Johnson at best.

[Earthquake Enyart]

Plummer #1??? :huh:

[Jeff 311]

im still wondering about # 1. Who would take Plummer over spikes ?

[Voltron]

I think Plumber is the #1 pick because many teams are hurting at QB and he is a legit starting QB. He has had no targets except for Boston his whole time in Arizona. I think he is a much better QB then people give him credit for. I do agree he is not the #1 FA. i think Pace then Douglas. Boston can be a hand full for teams and has that whole substance abuse problem. That is the only reason i can see peerless abouve him. Boston is a much better reciever IMO.

[Earthquake Enyart]

Didn't Boston just have knee surgery too?

[don137]

EE is right. Boston was hurt last year so that drops his value a bit. I am surprised Keith Newman didn't make the top 50. I think his skills weren't properly utilized in Buffalo under Jerry Gray and some team him get a great player if they use him right.
I like Price at #4. I am officially on the bandwagon of franchising him and then trade him. All the GM's that want a #1 receiver will be willing to trade with Buffalo. It's worth the risk...