Huge FA Class in 2011 - But will anyone want to come here?

Titans had a great DL They dont need fat boy

Titans also had a great line with him.

Fat Al, and Suh on the same defensive front? Umm... That would be devastating

$100 million dollar 5th rounder....unbelievable.

IDC where the pos goes, just get him gone.

Fat Al, and Suh on the same defensive front? Umm... That would be devastating


...to Suh's career. Hang out with Albert for awhile and all kinds of bad shit is going to happen to your personality. He is scum.

Just speculation at this point, but there are two teams that seem to make the most sense for him and the Lions are one of them.

2 teams that jump out to me are Minnesota & NO; both are 4-3 teams that are/were close to contending. Teams that are looking for that final piece or two might make a deal. The Williams' in Minn. are old, I'm not sure about NO's dt's.

Other than that, I've got no basis for saying they're possible, just think it would make sense.

...to Suh's career. Hang out with Albert for awhile and all kinds of bad shit is going to happen to your personality. He is scum.

Think positive. Maybe Suh rubs off on Haynesworth the right way and makes him a little less like the P.O.S. that he is. nawww, who am I kidding?!? :laughing2

Fat Al, and Suh on the same defensive front? Umm... That would be devastating

With our luck, I'm sure Jim Schwartz would get a lot of out AH.


2 teams that jump out to me are Minnesota & NO; both are 4-3 teams that are/were close to contending. Teams that are looking for that final piece or two might make a deal. The Williams' in Minn. are old, I'm not sure about NO's dt's.

Other than that, I've got no basis for saying they're possible, just think it would make sense.

N.O. has always had DT issues.

NFL.com news: With several teams in need, slim QB market could be competitive (http://www.nfl.com/news/story/09000d5d81d9db6d/article/with-several-teams-in-need-slim-qb-market-could-be-competitive?module=HP_cp2)

Redskins' Daniel Snyder, Capitals and Wizards' Ted Leonsis join other Washington team owners at Business of Sports forum (http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2011/01/11/AR2011011106190.html)
"It may be our money, but it's the fans' teams," he said. "And that goes across the board up here [for all the owners on the panel]. It's the fans' team. We have the responsibility to try to do the right thing. And from my perspective, obviously, people have known I'm aggressive in seeking free agents . . . but we're trying to do the right thing."