Norton still the DC thoughIf Djax came thru for the low after.....
Reggie can make this team a monster this offseason if he make the right moves. :bishop:
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Norton still the DC though
I'm sayin, if Reggie get enough talent and he still can't make it work then he gotta go. Hate to choose an old white man over a brotha but we shoulda got Wade.
Looks like Vegas might be real especially since Bank of America is backing them
i'll give Peterson that money... tell sean smith sad ass we need to redo his contract
plus Peterson wouldn't have to worried about bein exhausted with Richard and Washington relieving him
plus Peterson wouldn't have to worried about bein exhausted with Richard and Washington relieving him
part of me 
but part of me think he's
i thought he was done before though and he proved me wrong.
but part of me think he's
i thought he was done before though and he proved me wrong.
Gully Bull
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Every team having to always be mindful of the play action every play 
smh, why didn't we just try to get this kinda funding in Oakland?
:raidertears::raidertears::raidertears:
I still remember how I felt when Al drafted JaMarcus over AD. I was so fukkin sick to my stomach cuz I knew what would happen next. I wanted that fat lean sippin piece of shyt to prove me wrong but those two were never comparable. AD has a crazy work ethic that reminds me of greats like Kobe, I never liked him being in Minnesota cuz they can never make it work with their superstar players. I wanted us to draft AD because I felt he would change the culture with his hard work and dedication. Now we get to sign him right on time with Carr ascending, this is a perfect guy to pair him with.
I know it's looking like DeSean going to the Bucs but if we can swoop in and get him our offense would be on a ridiculous level of potency. Just AD alone enhances our passing game with the PA pass but having two deep threats like Coop and Djax along with Crab and our TEs underneath would all but assure a #1 offense and MVP season for Carr. Make moves Reggie, the time is now!
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part of me
but part of me think he's
i thought he was done before though and he proved me wrong.
Just need him to show up against denver and k.c. twice big time
Every team having to always be mindful of the play action every play
part of me
but part of me think he's
i thought he was done before though and he proved me wrong.
I'm kinda worried but not too worried. In a weird way I almost want us to resign Murray on top of this just to keep AD fresh for the playoffs. But I think he'll do well with us, as long as no crazy freak injury happens I think we can squeeze out a few more productive years. I know for sure he will be a great influence on Carr and they'll feed off each others competitive nature and work ethic. With this development I'm really wanting another deep threat as insurance for Roberts and his stellar pass dropping skills.
Seahawks not interested in Peterson
Adrian Peterson’s father says the Seattle Seahawks and Oakland Raiders are his son’s two most likely destinations. But Peterson might have to wait awhile to land in either spot.
A person with knowledge of the Seahawks’ thinking told USA TODAY Sports that they have no immediate interest in Peterson. The Seahawks have shown in the past they’ll revisit if a veteran is sitting on the market and the price comes down.
Meanwhile, the Raiders have been high on Peterson’s wish list from go, based on their offensive line, quarterback and scheme. But will they pay a veteran back or just draft one?
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They already let Latavius Murray – who’s almost five years younger than Peterson – reach the negotiating window. And this is widely regarded as a very deep running back class, which general manager Reggie McKenzie might believe can fill the void with young, cheap labor.
Don’t count out Peterson returning to the Minnesota Vikings, who let him hit the market by declining his $18 million option last week in a move that was really a formality. The Vikings’ top priority is offensive line help, though.
Adrian Peterson’s father says the Seattle Seahawks and Oakland Raiders are his son’s two most likely destinations. But Peterson might have to wait awhile to land in either spot.
A person with knowledge of the Seahawks’ thinking told USA TODAY Sports that they have no immediate interest in Peterson. The Seahawks have shown in the past they’ll revisit if a veteran is sitting on the market and the price comes down.
Meanwhile, the Raiders have been high on Peterson’s wish list from go, based on their offensive line, quarterback and scheme. But will they pay a veteran back or just draft one?
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They already let Latavius Murray – who’s almost five years younger than Peterson – reach the negotiating window. And this is widely regarded as a very deep running back class, which general manager Reggie McKenzie might believe can fill the void with young, cheap labor.
Don’t count out Peterson returning to the Minnesota Vikings, who let him hit the market by declining his $18 million option last week in a move that was really a formality. The Vikings’ top priority is offensive line help, though.
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Hoonding
Hopefully Reggie can fix the defense.