Holding All The Cards: What If You Owned The Arizona Cardinals?

Breaston & Miller would be pricey that’s why I had to make a choice in mine but that would be sweet. Plus although I would love Peyton he would cost a boat load and is well worth it but we would have to cut cost some where I would think. Then again this is hypothetical & you are the owner so I guess that would depend on how much you willing to invest & how much you want to earn. I’d pay to win but then again I’m using Imaginary millions big difference. Great negotiating for a QB though. Always enjoy your post skii.

is everyone so down on Hightower? The fumbles, ok, I get that. That can be worked on and improved, see Tiki Barber.

But he has been by far the best RB for this team since he’s joined the team. He was able to rush for 4.8 yds/carry behind this terrible line last year while Wells averaged 3.4.
He can catch a bit, he can pick up a blitz. Is he awesome and irreplaceable? No, not at all. But to just anoint Wells as some super player is confusing to me. What has he done? Didn’t we waste our 2nd round pick on a RB to light a fire under Wells’ ass? Or to replace him?

He’s leaning toward another first round blunder to me, but in his defense the way he played in college put his body through a beating. Which will only get worst in the NFL, I’d be happy if we get monster seasons and when it comes time to resign him let him go elsewhere, because if he actually does stay healthy the next few seasons it probably won’t last for long.

we need to sign fitz and build the team and do what ever it takes to get andrew luck

Total offensive roster spots (25)

QB: Anderson should take up a different challenging sport. Retirement. He has no potential, even as a clipboard. A wasted roster spot. (Spots 3)
1A)Carson Palmer: If he’s available, I bring him in from Cincy. He gets to throw to Fitz, has sold his house and real estate in AZ is warm as opposed to a cold wet winter.
1B)Kyle Orton: If Cincy owner loses his mind and won’t trade Palmer…I feel we evaluate Skelton and Bartel. Orton gives us time to do so. 3 years to develop Skelton or a draft pick into the “Franchise.” Orton can throw the rock. So I offer Denver a trade. Next year 2.
2) Skelton: Here’s to potential. I liked what I saw last year, but he needs to develop.
3) Bartel: Better than Hall. Knows the play-book from last year.

RB: Wright is going to retire. Bet on it. (Spots 4)
1)Hightower: Not elite, but has improved year after year. Picks up the blitz, does the small things. 4.8 ypc <————Fix the fumbles Timmy.
2)Wells: This is year three. Junior year is make or break year. Show me what you working wit.
2)Williams: 2nd round pick. Nothing else to say.
3)Stevens-Howling: Exciting change of pace back. Special teams scoring threat. And did I mention heart?

WR: Doucet is a goner, thank you for your time, but he isn’t well enough to produce. (Spots 5)
1) Fizt: Do you follow the Cards? Lock him up. Orton can chuck the rock that will help.
2) Breaston: Anyone think no signing Boldin was a mistake? Dude was a warrior. Want to make that same mistake again?
3) Roberts: I questioned the pick, and for a while he proved me correct. But he righted his course.
4) Williams: As a #4, with Fitz and Breaston around him, I can see him develop into a steal. Get a bit stronger.
5) Komar/Sampson – The loser of the training camp battle goes to the practice squad.

TE: Buh Buh. No, really, buh buh. There is the door Mr. Patrick. Thank you for your time here. (Spots 3)
1A) Kevin Boss: If his price is reasonable, I pluck him from the Giants. He can catch. He can block. He can mentor.
1B) Spach: If I can’t swing a deal for Boss. He knows the play book, can block, has a mean streak, and would mentor.
2) Dray: Played in his rookie year. Made plays. Didn’t make plays. Another year to mentor, and we should see more plays than not. Blocks well.
3) Housler: 3rd rounder. Prove me wrong kid, I don’t like the pick.

LT: Watch me, I’m the kind of owner who knows that a team wins games, but that is takes commitment to do so, even financially. And Levi Brown is a BUST at LT currently.
1A) Doug Free: I go get Doug Free from Dallas, pony up the $ folks. I don’t overspend, but he is quality.
1B) Jammal Brown: If Dallas spends the loot to keep Free, I offer Brown a contract, and see if the Redskins blink.

RT) That was also a bit of a mess last year. But I have a plan, and $…
1A) Marshal Yanda: Once again, a little bit of cash to spend. I sneak him away from Baltimore with a competitive offer and a chance to start. He can also play guard.
1B) Levi Brown: We all know he can’t play LT, but he can play the RT spot. Let him challenge Yanda for it. He also knows the play book.

LG) Still spending that dough. I’m committed to a winning product.
1A) Justin Blalock: Atlanta has two guards coming into UFA status this year. Atlanta has a solid line. And Blalock is a solid all around LG. I make him a good offer, and a chance to start in sunny AZ.
1B) Hadnot: If I cant pull Blalock, Hadnot becomes the starter. Regardless, he knows the play book and is solid depth at G and T.

RG) I’m going crazy here. Goodbye Duece, good luck. The Yanda vs Brown battle at RT determines the winner here.
1A) Yanda: I still bring him in from Balti, but Brown beats him out for the RT job.
1B) Brown: Yanda beats him out for the RT job.

C:
1) Sendlien: I resign him, constant, professional.

Other OL:
Bridges: Knows the play book. A solid piece at backup, and can play G and T.
Keith: Project at RT. Who knows. Knows the play book.
Claxton: Depth at C. Knows the play book
Hadnot: Knows the play book. A solid piece at backup, and can play G and T.

OL (Spots 9)

FB: There can be only one. (Spots 1)
Anthony Sherman: This years 5th round pick.

And I’d make sure this BS lockout was put to bed.