james leaving  colts or will he stay?
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Unless the new cap rules go through, Edge is going to be gone.  I think the Colt's should sign him instead of Wayne, they already got recievers in Harrison and Stokely, and Clark, but they obviously want to concentrate on the air attack.
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no You have three quarterbacks already, you do not need another one. I know that Hasselback is injured right now, but you should be able to look on the waiver wires and pick up week to week replacements until he comes back. Some of your players should be dumped. I f I were you I would try to trade James ASAP he is not going to do anything behind the Arizona offensive Line.
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personally i wanbt him to stay so he can pick up that heisman trophy. in reality he should go pro. he might get picked second overall by the saints (aaron brooks isn't gonna play for next year), he could play for the titans (while learning from steve mcnair and becoming better {kinda like what carson had except w/ a better role model}),  get drafted by detroit (joey harrington may need some compitition in order to get better) or get drafted by kansas city (they could trade up to get him because trent green is getting old and he'll learn from another good qb). this kid got options
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Here is what he is going to do:\n\nYes, I am officially retiring today," said Flutie, who plans to become a sports analyst for American sports television broadcaster ESPN.\n\nHe will definitely be missed in the NFL. But I doubt that this is the last time you will hear of him. Even though I am a Steelers Fan, I have to admit Flutie was a great asset to the NFL. I hoped I helped. ~Smile
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No I think he will stay with the Cowboys for at least three years and also depends on the money, as long as money is good he will stay.  I think it is a good fit for him. I think he realizes this was the best ofer he could get.
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I don't know where he is now. I know that after he wasn't drafted, the Indiana Pacers signed him to a 10 day contract before the preseason, but then they released him. I don't know why he left the italian team. maybe he thoguht he couldn't play basketball well anymore. while I may be a pitt panthers fan, i watched a Pitt-ND game last year, and chris thomas is pretty good. his only problem is his height. Well, i hope this helps.
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I had heard he wanted to leave before his body gets too banged up.  You can't discount the fact that the average NFL running back lasts only 2.3 years.  Tiki's been in the league for 10.  He has plans to be a sports commentator.\n\nWould Tom Coughlin be a factor in Tiki retiring at a relatively young age?  I wouldn't doubt that either.
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No he wont because since he isnt making any money he wont go and play another year in college where he doesnt get a paycheck and can still get injured..atleast in the NFL its considered a job.
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The Saints, b.c Ill get to see him TWO TIMES A YEar. My falcons better be prepared. I feel bad that he will go to such a sorry team defensively, i doubt theyl make playoffs, but he should be Offensive Rookie of the Year. Id like to say Mmartin down there must be high on some good dtuff, the Cardinals have Edgerinn James, a guaranteed 1000 yrd rusher every year, of course they have a running game.
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This will come down to the wire.  I think he's got a good shot.  I think it will come down to the Chargers and their playoff position near the end of the season.  If they clinch, and have nothing to play for, they will rest LT.\n\nLJ and the Chiefs are going to have to kick, bite, and scratch their way to a wildcard.  This should help LJs numbers, even if the schedule doesn't.
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He is definitely the front runner, along with Carlos Boozer. However, it's still VERY early in the season. James will still be a strong candidate, but you never know who'll sneak up in the running. Carmelo is also a strong candidate now and possibly at the end of the year.
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none, hes injured and a major doubt for the team!!!!!! hope that resolves your question!!!!!!!!
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Age - he's a 28 yr old back, with alot of carries.  If you pay him a bunch and he goes down, then the team doesn't have the flexibility to add another high caliber back. Prob good for Indy to roll the dice in the draft (can get great backs in late 1st or early 2nd round), and invest the cash somewhere else.
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I think it's pretty obvious that Addai will get the nod unless he really under-performs. Rhodes is ok, but the Colts staff obviously has no confidence in him since tehy made it a priority to sign a RB in the first without even waiting a season to see if Rhodes can handle it on his own. \n  As far as how the Colts will do without Edge, I think there will definitely be a drop off, but that's to be expected any time you replace a top tier player with a rookie. However, the Colts have a top notch O line which will help any RB look good, and even more so when you've got the threat of a passing game like the Colts have.
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Nope. I heard that he will be suiting up for the Baltimore Ravens next season.
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MVP trophies have been James' destiny since he entered the league, and by winning in his third year it's tough to say whether he would be ahead of schedule or not.\n\nIf James' first two years in the NBA could be criticized, the commentary was twofold: He had yet to lead his team to the playoffs and had struggled in "clutch" situations. James has shed both of those black marks over the past month and a half, leading Cleveland on a 15-5 tear since the start of March that has gained the Cavaliers title-contender status and put them in position to potentially win 50 games. Included in the stretch were two game-winning shots by James and a pair of game-winning shots he set up. Over the last 20 games, James is averaging 34.2 points, 7.8 rebounds and 6.9 assists -- an MVP performance, to be sure.\n\nWhile the Cavaliers will assuredly win fewer games than any MVP's team since Michael Jordan's 50-win '87-88 Chicago Bulls squad, there are plenty of mitigating factors. Cleveland has a rookie coach on the sidelines, and only one team with just one All-Star (Dallas) has won more games than the Cavaliers. With all due respect to Zydrunas Ilgauskas and Drew Gooden, the Cleveland supporting cast can't compare with the deep, veteran group assembled by the Mavericks.\n\nAlso, the Cavaliers have been forced to play without free-agent signee Larry Hughes for 45 games, started unproductive Aleksandar Pavlovic 19 times and gotten sub-par work from their point guard duo of Eric Snow and Damon Jones. All three of Cleveland's major offseason acquisitions (Hughes, Jones and Donyell Marshall) have disappointed to some extent. Before this is ascribed to James' "not making his teammates better," consider that while Hughes and Jones have seen no significant effect playing next to James, Marshall's effective field goal percentage has skyrocketed from 39.4 percent to 50.4 percent when playing with James.\n\nTo really demonstrate how much James has boosted the play of his teammates, let us return to where we started, to plus-minus ratings. With James on the bench, the Cavaliers have been outscored by 10.6 points per 48 minutes this season. Only one NBA team, the Portland Trail Blazers, has come close to that futility, getting outscored by 9.5 points per game this season.\n\nStill, Cleveland has earned home-court advantage in the East and could finish with one of the NBA's top six records. It is a testament to James' performance, and it is why he is the league's MVP.
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He will pobably be back for one more year with the skins. They want to see where he can go with there new Quarterback Campbell. If anyone is leaving it will be Brunnell.