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14 Apr 10
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AFC EAST looking really intersting again this year
he's gone 2nd round picks this year and next year
he's gone 2nd round picks this year and next year
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Finding myself in agreement with AceHigh on that post, only 50's available on ToatSport. I think Miami could be the dark horses and Marshall is a very exciting WR
great deal for denver, could end up being a grea deal for miami too
to clarify lol. poor deal for miami. imo. he'll do ok. probably. not worth it though. wouldnt be interested in backing them myself. not at 200/1 nevermind 50.
theyll be ok, better than alot of teams around the same price - may even challenge for the division. theyll drop in price at all the bookies without a doubt, but thats no reason to back them. denver/seattle/cleveland/kc/buffalo i wouldnt back at 10,000/1.
theyll be ok, better than alot of teams around the same price - may even challenge for the division. theyll drop in price at all the bookies without a doubt, but thats no reason to back them. denver/seattle/cleveland/kc/buffalo i wouldnt back at 10,000/1.
How the hell are chicago shorter than mimai on the the outrights? Ridiculous. They might be propping up the division this year if Detroit dont screw up in the draft.
actually maybe i would back denver at 10,000/1. bound to shorten in price when they fluke their way to 5-2 and san diego start 2-5 cos they cant be arsed to turn up first half of the season like every other year
The Dolphins are winning nothing until they sort the defense out.
As for Marshall, very good player, but a total headcase, and I'm sure the bar-owners and other assorted low-lifes of South Beach will want to help him 'invest' that $50M....
I think it was a good deal for both parties, although a slight edge for Denver who got max value for a player they obviously weren't going to keep.
As for Marshall, very good player, but a total headcase, and I'm sure the bar-owners and other assorted low-lifes of South Beach will want to help him 'invest' that $50M....
I think it was a good deal for both parties, although a slight edge for Denver who got max value for a player they obviously weren't going to keep.
at the end of the day if he has another 100+ receptions season i don't think anyone can say it is a bad deal for Miami despite the size of his contract.
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