Lavar signs with Gmen?

I saw it coming a mile away.
Is it true?
Can't wait to have him in Fed Ex next year. All the yays will turn to mega yays when he over compensates and lets lose cooley or portis or sellars or fauria for a td!!! Antonio Pierce will still be wondering why he got paid!? Redskins sweep Gmen this season. Let's hurry up abd get to training camp!

time to move on.good luck to lavar but i can already see a clinton portis long touchdown run cutting back in the hole where lavar was supposed to be

I haven't seen anything official on this yet but NY appears to be the likely destination.

I have to admit, some of the defensive moves that the giants are making have me a little on edge. They had a pretty good D last year, with their secondary being their only glaring weakness. Now they've picked up some decent cornerbacks to cover better while the rest of the team blitzes.

But at the same time, I'll take Llyod/Patten over a nickleback or OLB any day of the week!

March 14, 2006 -- With no offer from the first two teams he visited, linebacker LaVar Arrington is preparing to make more trips as free agency rolls on and he searches for a new place to play.

Arrington stopped by Giants Stadium over the weekend and yesterday his agent, Carl Poston, said, "I don't know if the Giants thing is going to work out or not."

The Giants often pounce on their targets when they like what they see, but they have taken a more deliberate approach with Arrington. Poston said Arrington enjoyed his visit with the Giants, adding "It's hard not to like New York."

There are some interesting theories floating around regarding Arrington and the Giants. One involves a conflict of sorts between the front office, which is leaning toward trying to sign Arrington, and the coaching staff, which is not sure he will fit in with the defensive scheme. Arrington, who has spent all six of his NFL seasons with the Redskins, is a superb athlete, but tends to freelance on the field and that may have turned off the coaching staff.

Arrington also may be at his best playing in a 3-4 defensive scheme, where an outside linebacker can find himself uncovered at the line of scrimmage. The Giants are a 4-3 team that relies on the pass-rushing skills of ends Michael Strahan and Osi Umenyiora.

"It doesn't fit," said someone with knowledge of the situation.

Looks like Lavar may end up in Cleveland or elsewhere..

Could he end up back here?

Could he end up back here?
No, that relationship is broken..

He is a great player and all, but he is too much of a individual for us.

thats correct joel.

even though we might have just signed another individual in lloyd, but we'll cross that bridge when we get to it.

lindsey doesn't want him. GW wouldn't care, but he won't go against his position coaches' wishes.