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(Message started by: The_Dog on Oct 13^th, 2004, 10:35pm)

Title: Chambers/F.Taylor for C.Johnson/M.Booker
Post by The_Dog on Oct 13^th, 2004, 10:35pm

What do you guys think of this deal?????? I have Johnson and Booker.

right now my line up is very weak......

Vick
J. Lewis
L. Suggs
C. Johnson
A. Toomer/D.Driver/D.Patten
Witten
Wilkens

do you think I should make this move?

Title: Re: Chambers/F.Taylor for C.Johnson/M.Booker
Post by s_laflesh on Oct 14^th, 2004, 11:21am

I think it depends on whether or not you have the option to start a third RB in a flex position or not. This trade would be tough to me. First of all, even though Chad Johnson is not having as great a year as usual with Palmer at the helm, I expect he will start putting up even better number. Marty Booker I dont really care for at all. Taylor is not a bad running back but has been inconsistent this year. Chambers is on a Miami team that can barely move the ball and his numbers should be way down. Getting rid of Booker is a good idea but I would personally keep Chad Johnson especially when looking at your receivers you'd have left.

Title: Re: Chambers/F.Taylor for C.Johnson/M.Booker
Post by Philly on Oct 14^th, 2004, 1:05pm

I'm not a fan of Chambers or Booker this season. I think Chad Johnson will come around at some point. Fred Taylor is a bit of an enigma to me... I can't quite figure him out, although I think last season may have been his last hurrah. I'd stick with what you have right now and look to find that waiver wire RB to replace Booker.

Title: Re: Chambers/F.Taylor for C.Johnson/M.Booker
Post by BarnabyWilde on Oct 15^th, 2004, 12:41pm

Booker is garbage this year. I'd rather have Ike Hilliard, Antonio Bryant, Kevin Johnson, or anyone in that value range. I drop Booker ad pick up someone else in lieu of making that trade.