Who is left? How much would you pay them and Why?

[Fosco33]

Ok, I'm kinda sick of all my friends complaining about the Packers lack of moves in FA. I haven't seen many players that were worth the cost to sign (or resign).

So, I pose a question or two for the crew?

What players are left that you'd be willing to sign (potentially at above market value)?

[retailguy]

It has been stated that there are very few players left in Free Agency that would be "starting material" on this team, and I'd tend to agree.

I would not support "overpaying" for anyone, UNLESS, we were filling our last hole on the team, and we won't be.

Let the young guys play, at this point. 2007 will be played with SEVERAL holes, even with a great draft.

[Partial]

Chris Brown for a year would be a solid signing.

I would pick up a few of Atlanta's linemen leftovers come training camp. I think TT has got to be thinking the same thing as well.

That's all i've got.

[packers11]

Lavar Arrington after he passes his physical and we can check out his knee...

If he can come back from his injury, he could be a beast...

(he won't be able to ask for that much money, so T.T. might be able to get him for CHEAP)

[retailguy]

Chris Brown for a year would be a solid signing.

I would pick up a few of Atlanta's linemen leftovers come training camp. I think TT has got to be thinking the same thing as well.

That's all i've got.

Umm. I feel like I'm arguing your points here, but, what the hell.

You'd rather have CHRIS BROWN running, instead of Morency or a rookie?

With holes at TE, WR, and FB, we're going to "invest" in Chris Brown? Why? We won't be taking a "shot" at anything with those holes. Shouldn't we let the young guys develop?

I'm not sure Thompson is thinking anything along these lines, and I agree that there is not much left.

[pittstang5]

Lavar Arrington after he passes his physical and we can check out his knee...

If he can come back from his injury, he could be a beast...

(he won't be able to ask for that much money, so T.T. might be able to get him for CHEAP)

Hmm. I forgot all about Arrington. I think the Pack dodged a big bullet last year when Arrington opted to sign with the Giants. Given his injury history and problems with is knee(s), I'm thinking TT stays away.

Although, if he could come back from his injury, he would indeed be a beast. However, I think his days of playing are done.

[Partial]

Chris Brown for a year would be a solid signing.

I would pick up a few of Atlanta's linemen leftovers come training camp. I think TT has got to be thinking the same thing as well.

That's all i've got.

Umm. I feel like I'm arguing your points here, but, what the hell.

You'd rather have CHRIS BROWN running, instead of Morency or a rookie?

With holes at TE, WR, and FB, we're going to "invest" in Chris Brown? Why? We won't be taking a "shot" at anything with those holes. Shouldn't we let the young guys develop?

I'm not sure Thompson is thinking anything along these lines, and I agree that there is not much left.

My how the role has reversed. Next thing you know i'm going to be giving you advice on how to acquire wealth and save money! :P

They are gonna need a guy to run with Morency next year. Either as a compliment 1b back, or as a backup. Chris Brown is a good stop gap because I really hope they do not take Marshawn. I have a hunch he is going to be a trouble maker once he gets his payday. I say sign up brown for one year. No harm in that, right?

TT has got to be thinking the OL needs depth. They've got a solid foundation and now they need to re-enforce it, so to speak. Atlanta is going to be letting go some linemen I would imagine. Why not bring in some experience to at least compete and help coach the youngens, or at the very least sit on the bench and collect a paycheck to serve as depth.

[Guiness]

I'm agreeing with you Partial - I think Chris Brown is one of the few guys left out there who could definitely help us.

Decent veteran who's shown flashes. Add some depth to the backfield, and push Morency. He shouldn't break the bank at this point.

Did he ever destroy us a couple of years ago. Probably a career game for his.

[HarveyWallbangers]

I think Brown would be a nice stopgap to pair with Morency and a rookie. Let's face it... we need two RBs. Arrington is done, and will likely retire. There isn't all that much left. We also need a WR, TE, and S--and I don't like what's available at those positions.

[MadtownPacker]

I was one who wanted arrington over Woodson. Luckily Im just some dipshit poster on a forum and not the GM or the Pack would have got hosed.

Brown would be a good stopgap and having Morency share carriees might allow him to last the season.

[woodbuck27]

Is Cory Dillon still out there?

Is Ken Hamlin still out there?

[PaCkFan_n_MD]

Is Cory Dillon still out there?

Is Ken Hamlin still out there?

Yes to Dillion

No to Hamlin

[woodbuck27]

Is Cory Dillon still out there?

Is Ken Hamlin still out there?

Yes to Dillion

No to Hamlin

Yes. I just saw that Ken Hamlin signed with 'the Boys'.

[Merlin]

Chris Brown, eh, which Chris Brown are we going to get on which day? He's too inconsistent.

Cory Dillon never seems to age and he may be better for us in a limited carry role that he would be in. He has a good track record with every team he's played with. He would be worth signing as a stop gap, even a good mentor to our young RB core. Peterson is the only RB in the draft I have any interest in picking up. If he isn't there (which I doubt he will be), the rest of the class is mediocre. There may be a gem in the later rounds. Darius Walker might be a good pickup if he falls to the third but I suspect he will be gone early to mid second. Garrett Wolfe from Northern Illinois looks like a safe pick to and should be around whenever we pick.

[woodbuck27]

Chris Brown, eh, which Chris Brown are we going to get on which day? He's too inconsistent.

Cory Dillon never seems to age and he may be better for us in a limited carry role that he would be in. He has a good track record with every team he's played with. He would be worth signing as a stop gap, even a good mentor to our young RB core. Peterson is the only RB in the draft I have any interest in picking up. If he isn't there (which I doubt he will be), the rest of the class is mediocre. There may be a gem in the later rounds. Darius Walker might be a good pickup if he falls to the third but I suspect he will be gone early to mid second. Garrett Wolfe from Northern Illinois looks like a safe pick to and should be around whenever we pick.

Cory Dillon has consistency and experience that we need.

He's had at least 12 TD's each of the last three seasons and is the short yardage banger that we need in a RB by committee approach.