Does anyone believe Fisher will be looking to deal the trade to Miam first and foremost come draft...

Does anyone believe Fisher will be looking to deal the trade to Miam first and foremost come draft day or deal with other teams for highest bidder. Just for the fact of Miami showing so much interest in him I would hope he'd show us some love. Does he show us some love or is it business as usual. Also do you think that Ireland or Ross threw out jokingly that if he does decide to choose the Rams over the Dolphins. If he'll give them first dibbs. What do you guys think????

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Well, he has a lot of work to do there and he knows it

You rebuild a team with draft picks. All we have been hearing for 2 weeks is that the Rams have their “franchise QB” so no need for RG3. You heard that Fisher likes Ireland (supposedly). I think he is gonna trade the pick and it could very well be to us.

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by Neo on Jan 15, 2012 5:54 PM EST reply actions

You know,

Every year at draft time, I get my hopes up that we will draft a particular player or position in the first round and we go in a completely different direction. This year I wouldnt mind one bit if Ireland gave up the farm to get RGIII. For that to happen, he needs to hit in Free Agency on a guard, a Safety, and LB in my opinion. If he can do that, we won’t need as many draft picks and then we can afford a trade up to number two.

Where is Oronde Gadsden when we need him?

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by FinzD54 on Jan 15, 2012 6:55 PM EST via mobile up reply actions

ok so normally im very against trading up

But RG3 is one of those players that is forcing me to be ok with doing it, assuming we can shore up those holes in FA. To top it off this is looking like it will be a great season to do so. OG, both Carl Nicks and Ben Grubbs are both possibilities to hit FA due to their respective teams having other players they must sign. Both are young and great guards with pulling abillity. Saftey you have Griffin who may hit FA and would definitely be an upgrade. And then for my most hopefull of all Rush LB which would be a huge boost for our Defense getting Wake some help. Two words Mario Williams. It is a stretch him getting to the open market. But I heard this morning on one of the pregame shows that in order for the Texans to Franchise Tag him it would cost them nearly 20 mill which is insane. So if he really wants to explore he may get his shot in which case we MUST get him Wake/Williams would be sickkkk. But if we can pull off a FA like this and our team does a good job with late round picks again, I would have absolutely no problem with the team paying what it takes to get a dynamic player like RG3

by AcolyteofRa on Jan 15, 2012 7:49 PM EST via mobile up reply actions

Honestly if we got 2/3, it would would still be an extremely good FA

by insainsiren on Jan 15, 2012 8:19 PM EST up reply actions

If St. Louis thinks Bradford is a Franchise QB, they would be foolish not to trade the #2 pick for multiple 1st and 2nd round picks.

They need OL and WR help. You can get that later in the draft. If I was Fisher, I would be calling Miami, Washington, Cleveland and anyone else I think could use a QB to gauge interest. Then I would pit those teams against each other to get the biggest best deal I could.

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by ct1361 on Jan 15, 2012 7:16 PM EST reply actions