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  • BrownIndianB BrownIndian wrote on last edited by
    #5

    Maybe DA + No5 pick for their 22nd and 33rd ? 😮

  • mohicanM mohican wrote on last edited by
    #6

    any Lions fans that have visited this forum would be pissed, knowing that they would be getting the drive killer, and that they would be getting Lumberg on their fan boards.

    I think if we were offered their 2nd for DA Mangini would jump on it in a heartbeat.

  • any Lions fans that have visited this forum would be pissed, knowing that they would be getting the drive killer, and that they would be getting Lumberg on their fan boards.

    I think if we were offered their 2nd for DA Mangini would jump on it in a heartbeat.

    W WPB Dawg Fan wrote on last edited by
    #7

    @mohican said:

    I think if we were offered their 2nd for DA Mangini would jump on it in a heartbeat.

    I agree that the #33 pick would be great.

    The Lions could get an OT with #20, Curry with #1, and their QB with #33...and there is no way the can get a starting QB for THIS YEAR with the #33 pick...in fact they may not be able to even get the #3 QB in this draft with that pick.

  • D DieselPusher wrote on last edited by DieselPusher
    #8

    I posted a few weeks ago, what about trading DA for Detroits #1 or #2 in NEXT years draft?? Detroit might be willing to do that. They can go Curry, then OT or DE at 20 and at 33 OT, or Josh Freeman (if available). If Freeman isn't, then take BPA and make the trade for DA.

  • I posted a few weeks ago, what about trading DA for Detroits #1 or #2 in NEXT years draft?? Detroit might be willing to do that. They can go Curry, then OT or DE at 20 and at 33 OT, or Josh Freeman (if available). If Freeman isn't, then take BPA and make the trade for DA.

    L lemosley01 wrote on last edited by
    #9

    @dieselpusher said:

    I posted a few weeks ago, what about trading DA for Detroits #1 or #2 in NEXT years draft?? Detroit might be willing to do that. They can go Curry, then OT or DE at 20 and at 33 OT, or Josh Freeman (if available). If Freeman isn't, then take BPA and make the trade for DA.

    I think DA would do well in Detroit - with CJ there to go up and get balls that he just chucks downfield, it's a dream scenario for DA. No need to be accurate at all - just drop back and sling as hard as you can downfield. I don't think he can outhrow CJ.

    Think Culpepper and Moss.

  • LumberghL Lumbergh wrote on last edited by
    #10

    I see you're getting desperate WPB, and it's coming down to the wire.

    And although the off the cuff remarks from Tony Grossi may describe your fantasy scenario, they don't have any validity.

    Just remember, the only way Quinn is on the team in September is if Anderson is gone. Cross your fingers BQ lover.

  • GipsG Gips wrote on last edited by Gips
    #11

    Ive said all along DA would really excell in detroits system and detroit is stupid if they pass him up he is far more ready then stafford to take the reins on a wide open offense while the rookie is learning..

    Detroit has Ballistic missles for WRs and all they need is a delivery system and DA fits like a glove..

    The lions are like a team pre-built around DA and god help the teams that have to face that club with DA at the helm us included..

  • Ive said all along DA would really excell in detroits system and detroit is stupid if they pass him up he is far more ready then stafford to take the reins on a wide open offense while the rookie is learning..

    Detroit has Ballistic missles for WRs and all they need is a delivery system and DA fits like a glove..

    The lions are like a team pre-built around DA and god help the teams that have to face that club with DA at the helm us included..

    LumberghL Lumbergh wrote on last edited by
    #12

    @gips said:

    Ive said all along DA would really excell in detroits system and detroit is stupid if they pass him up he is far more ready then stafford to take the reins on a wide open offense while the rookie is learning..

    Detroit has Ballistic missles for WRs and all they need is a delivery system and DA fits like a glove..

    Yeah that's true.

    The problem for BQ fans though, is that DA also fits in Cleveland.

  • @gips said:

    Ive said all along DA would really excell in detroits system and detroit is stupid if they pass him up he is far more ready then stafford to take the reins on a wide open offense while the rookie is learning..

    Detroit has Ballistic missles for WRs and all they need is a delivery system and DA fits like a glove..

    Yeah that's true.

    The problem for BQ fans though, is that DA also fits in Cleveland.

    ? AdaM wrote on last edited by
    #13

    @lumbergh said:

    Yeah that's true.

    The problem for BQ fans though, is that DA also fits in Cleveland.

    Only in the unemployment line.

  • @gips said:

    Ive said all along DA would really excell in detroits system and detroit is stupid if they pass him up he is far more ready then stafford to take the reins on a wide open offense while the rookie is learning..

    Detroit has Ballistic missles for WRs and all they need is a delivery system and DA fits like a glove..

    Yeah that's true.

    The problem for BQ fans though, is that DA also fits in Cleveland.

    ? mz. wrote on last edited by
    #14

    @lumbergh said:

    The problem for BQ fans though, is that DA also fits in Cleveland.

    Very true. If DA had kept up his early-2007 pace or looked anything close to it, we wouldn't even be talking about Quinn now, as he'd be elsewhere. But since he did not, we are.

  • @gips said:

    Ive said all along DA would really excell in detroits system and detroit is stupid if they pass him up he is far more ready then stafford to take the reins on a wide open offense while the rookie is learning..

    Detroit has Ballistic missles for WRs and all they need is a delivery system and DA fits like a glove..

    Yeah that's true.

    The problem for BQ fans though, is that DA also fits in Cleveland.

    W WPB Dawg Fan wrote on last edited by
    #15

    @lumbergh said:

    Yeah that's true.

    The problem for BQ fans though, is that DA also fits in Cleveland.

    He would if we kept Edwards and drafted Crabtree at #5. If we go D at #5 and trade BE...we will need a short game/ball control QB...and that is NOT DA.

    Just sayin...