Carson Palmer demands trade, threatens to retire...

No trading as of now:

Twitter / Cincinnati Bengals: Mike Brown: "We are not tr ... (http://twitter.com/Bengals/statuses/29572038754570241)




I wouldn't want him here. He has not been the same since that injury. Besides, we tried Jesse Palmer at QB and how'd that work out? :D

We also tried Jordan Palmer to no avail.

Carson Palmer trade? Bengals GM says it's not an option - NFL - SI.com (http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2011/football/nfl/01/24/carson-palmer-trade.ap/index.html?eref=sihp)

We also tried Jordan Palmer to no avail.

:doh:


See how much of an impact he made!?

NFL Videos: QBs for sale (http://www.nfl.com/videos/washington-redskins/09000d5d81de5c06/QBs-for-sale)

to be fair,Palmer has had no help in cinncy.their OL sucks.

the other thing is,if Palmer retires the bengals will need to draft a QB.that will lessen our chances at getting one in the first round.all mock drafts have the skins taking Newton.i'd rather have the bengals take him.

According to ESPN’s Chris Mortensen, quarterback Carson Palmer has informed the Cincinnati Bengals that he would like to be traded before the 2011 season. And while some of this stuff can be considered hearsay with all expectations swept under the rug over the offseason, this rumor appears to be pretty serious. Palmer, according to unnamed sources, has made it clear that he will retire from the game. With the Washington Redskins in desperate need of a quarterback, rumors have resurfaced that head coach Mike Shanahan may take the 31 year old signal caller into consideration.

With the Washington Redskins in desperate need of a quarterback, rumors have resurfaced that head coach Mike Shanahan may take the 31 year old signal caller into consideration.

The plus-side to a possible Palmer sighting in Ashburn is the fact that he knows the West Coast offense and he has the type of skill set needed to succeed in Kyle Shanahan’s offense. The downside to a possible Palmer sighting in Ashburn is the fact that he has never been able to limit his turnovers and that his consistency was lost following his injury in 2005.

After having great back-to-back seasons in 2005 and 2006, which he earned quarterback ratings of 101 and 94 respectively, Palmer went on to throw 57 interceptions in his next 52 games. Compared to the Redskins current quarterback debacle, Rex Grossman, Palmer doesn’t appear to be that much of an improvement.

Shanahan may find a little more confidence in a Palmer-brand band aid than a Grossman one, but it’s undoubtedly nothing more than a temporary fix. In fact, I wouldn't take the Redskins out of consideration for selecting a quarterback in April's draft, although it likely wouldn't be in the first round.

The Redskins will not be the only team inquiring about Palmer as the offseason quickly approaches. The Arizona Cardinals, Minnesota Vikings and Seattle Seahawks may also take a long hard look at Palmer.

Cardinals head coach Ken Whisenhunt is familiar with Palmer after his days with the division-rival Steelers, the Vikings appear to be just a quarterback away from contention and Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll has obvious ties from his days at USC where he recruited and coached Palmer.

The Miami Dolphins will also consider Palmer and the Carolina Panthers may look for a veteran to try and show sophomore Jimmy Clausen the ropes. I also wouldn’t count out the San Francisco 49ers with the idea of a temporary fix and the Tennessee Titans that could host a quarterback competition for the elderly.

Here's a link to the article/blog post LTF has quoted

Carson Palmer Wants Out In Cincinnati; Redskins May Give Him A Call | Bet Big DC (http://www.betbigdc.com/2011/01/carson-palmer-wants-out-in-cincinnati-redskins-may-give-him-a-call/)

I'm not sure where the author is getting the idea rumors have resurfaced...correction, where he is getting the idea legitimate rumors have resurfaced

Here's a link to the article/blog post LTF has quoted

Carson Palmer Wants Out In Cincinnati; Redskins May Give Him A Call | Bet Big DC (http://www.betbigdc.com/2011/01/carson-palmer-wants-out-in-cincinnati-redskins-may-give-him-a-call/)

I'm not sure where the author is getting the idea rumors have resurfaced...correction, where he is getting the idea legitimate rumors have resurfaced

kinda hoping you'd know the answer. sources don't tell you much!!

p/s the author failed to identify/his/her self, Shae Cronin???

Without going through the first 6 pages of this thread, so forgive me if someone already brought this up.

But for those that would endorse trading for Palmer if possible just want to remind you that until a new CBA is reached, active players cannot be traded. Draft picks can be traded, but not established players.

Now, that being said, if and when a new CBA is reached, how would trading for Palmer change anything at Redskins Park?

It would be yet another squandering of picks for yet another player on the wrong side of 30. I thought these were the type of trades that Cerrato and Snyder would come up with that infuriated the fan base and failed on the field?

This was said last off-season too when McNabb was acquired. How is this any different?

There needs to be a youth movement in Landover. Look at the draft for a QB, let McNabb hang around and get the young gun ready, then send McNabb off to his little sunset.