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Browns 'considering' DeAngelo Hall

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    You give him that DA roster bonus in March so you can dump out if it doesn't work.

    Seriously. You need to email Savage STAT.

  • \ said:

    I just don't see them paying Hall the kind of money he's going to want. I think they are right for at least showing interest, but I hope my faith in Savage isn't totally ruined by having him sign hall for an absurd amount.

    wat up golf...My faith wouldn't be ruined....opposite in fact, hall is 6 foot + , Bmac is 5'9 at best and the last two weeks had Matt Jones 6'6 and Marshall 6'3 +....that aint gonna get it done long term...Bmac would be a great nickle back!

    We'll see but he is there for the taking ...AT THE RIGHT PRICE!!!!! Paying him an absurd amount after the beating he took in Oak...would be a mistake, signing him would not.

  • Hall agreed to terms with the Washington Redskins.

    If you are looking for a band that sounds just like your favorite band, just forget about us. If you are looking for a band that will make you forget about your favorite band, we are here, just walk down Remedy Lane a few times and you will never be the same again... Daniel Gildenlow, Pain of Salvation

  • any news about the signing $? I read your post...was agreeing with you...wtf

  • wow, that was fast:

    Washington Redskins Sign DeAngelo Hall

    Michael David SmithPosted Nov 7th 2008 2:05PM by Michael David Smith (author feed)

    Filed under: Redskins

    The Washington Redskins have signed free agent cornerback DeAngelo Hall, Adam Schefter of NFL Network is reporting.

    The signing comes two days after the Oakland Raiders placed Hall on waivers. When no team claimed Hall, he became an unrestricted free agent, and the Redskins moved quickly to lock him up. No financial terms of the deal have been released, but Mike Florio of Pro Football Talk reports that Hall will receive the same prorated $1 million salary he would have received if he had stayed in Oakland, and that the contract contains a commitment that the Redskins won't use the franchise tag on Hall in 2009.

    Although a lot of Redskins fans disliked the idea, it's the latest piece of evidence that Redskins owner Daniel Snyder is more than willing to open up his wallet if it allows him to get another big-name player into the fold.

    Hall spent his first four seasons in the NFL with the Atlanta Falcons, where he was chosen to two Pro Bowls. During the off-season he signed a seven-year, $70 million contract with the Raiders, but they cut ties with him after he had played just eight games -- and after the team had paid him $8 million.

    Tags: DeAngelo+Hall, DeangeloHall

  • looks like 1 mill a year right??? prorated salary...if that's true that's fking cheap..

    "reports that Hall will receive the same prorated $1 million salary he would have received if he had stayed in Oakland, and that the contract contains a commitment that the Redskins won't use the franchise tag on Hall in 2009."

  • What's with the Hall fetish, the dude sucks on top of being a cancer.

    Is a pig's ass pork?

  • He was cut because he can't plan man to save his life. So we'd be replacing BMac with Bmac.

  • \ said:

    That's 1 million for 8 games Solon

    for a guy who got repeatedly torched

    SO which is it???

    ....I said, they are correct for showing interest. and IF he can be had for the right price...the go for it

  • \ said:

    He was cut because he can't plan man to save his life. So we'd be replacing BMac with Bmac.

    He was cut because IF he got hurt Davis would owe him 16 million dollars.

  • \ said:

    He was cut because he can't plan man to save his life. So we'd be replacing BMac with Bmac.

    ludicris...two time probowler! 6 inches taller than bmac

  • \ said:

    \ said:

    \ said:

    That's 1 million for 8 games Solon

    for a guy who got repeatedly torched

    SO which is it???

    ....I said, they are correct for showing interest. and IF he can be had for the right price...the go for it

    the right price would have been about $250,000 for the rest of this season.

    Yeah...horrible decision....geesh

  • \ said:

    \ said:

    He was cut because he can't plan man to save his life. So we'd be replacing BMac with Bmac.

    ludicris...two time probowler! 6 inches taller than bmac

    When did 5'10" become 6 inches taller than another guy who is 5'10"

    http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/players/8394

    http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/players/6767

    In his eight games in Oakland, Hall was beaten 40 times for 552 yards on 66 passes thrown his way, according to data compiled by STATS LLC. He gave up more yards than any defender this season and was tied for third worst in catches allowed.

    Hall said earlier this season it took him time to get used to Oakland’s man-to-man style of defense after being able to freelance frequently while playing zone with the Falcons

    That is getting toasted in man. BMac style.

  • That's my boy Milmaid.

    I have never been able to stand that guy.

    Is a pig's ass pork?

  • these are the guys I am interested in for next year:

    Chris Gamble, UFA, Carolina Panthers

    Gamble may not be the first player to come to mind when discussing top cornerbacks, but he has certainly strung together some really good seasons of play for the Panthers. He had six picks in his rookie season and followed it up with seven in ’05. He’s young, athletic, and has shown quality instincts for much of his early career. He is only 25, which will give teams an incentive to offer a long-term deal. It will be hard for Carolina to keep Gamble around if he has another strong season and isn’t signed to an extension before free agency.

    Dunta Robinson, UFA, Houston Texans

    Robinson missed nearly half the season last year, but before he was injured he was being mentioned alongside the top corners in the league, even though he played for a struggling Texans team. An injury last season forced Robinson to miss a large portion of the season, but he still had a pair of picks. He made a name for himself in his rookie season when he made six interceptions, three sacks, and 88 tackles. Any team would like to have his services in their defensive backfield, and if Houston doesn’t start winning, Robinson could look for a change of scenery with a more successful franchise.

    Nnamdi Asomugha will be an UFA, but he will be a hot commodity and cost way too much.

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    That's my boy Milmaid.

    I have never been able to stand that guy.

    It's MILKMAID, get it straight!!!!! icon_lol.gif

    Hall's good years came when ATL was getting all over QBs. He was their Anthony Henry, with more speed and less skill.

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