Some Of The Latest NFL Trade Talks And Rumors
You know how the NFL works. If it’s not passed the trading deadline, then there are almost always NFL trade talks, or at least rumors of trades going on. Then after the deadline passes, the rumors still go on, but the projected into the coming year. Some of the latest trade chatter regarding the NFL is included in this little article.
Aaron Curry, the overall number four draft pick from 2009 is creating his own social media NFL trade talks. He was recently demoted from the Seahawks first string defense, by head coach Pete Carrol. Carroll. Remaining positive, Carroll said the only thing that is important is how Curry responds to this bump in his career, and fights back to be a starter again.
Meanwhile, Curry has taken to Twitter, making several comments, that can’t possibly be what Carroll had in mind, when he told reporters to watch how Curry reacts. Curry tweeted about trade possibilities and expressed hope for playing for the Panthers, in his home state of North Carolina.
The Carson Palmer rumors are going around again. This eight year veteran quarterback for the Cincinnati Bengals, publicly asked to be traded at the end of last season. The next day, club president Mike Brown, publicly turned down his request. Recent rumors are saying that the Dolphins, unhappy with Chad Henne’s 0-3 start, and his inability to create final game winning drives, are talking with Brown about securing Palmer this season.
Palmer wants to go to a team that has a chance of winning, so even if the rumors are true, a trade to Miami might be a sour option from his perspective. Meanwhile, Brown has denied any veracity about the alleged NFL trade talks between the two teams. He said it doesn’t even make sense from the Dolphin’s standpoint, since they seem to be on their way to a nice draft choice, and there could be four prime quarterbacks to be had in next years draft.
NFL Draft Rumors – Is It Too Early To Talk About Next Year’s Draft?
Three games into the 2011 – 2012, there are many people who want to discuss NFL draft rumors for next season already. The only problem is, this early in the game, any rumors that are out there, truly have, total speculation written all over them.
The door is wide open on next season’s NFL draft rumors. In fact, the only three things that are known for sure are that the New England Patriots gave up two late round choices, and the Minnesota Vikings gave up one. In round five, the Washington Redskins will have the Patriots draft choice since the Patriots got defensive lineman Albert Haynesworth.
In the sixth round the Patriot’s selection goes to the Cincinnati Bengals, since the Patriots received wide receiver, Chad Ochocinco. (The Pats also gave up a fifth round selection in last year’s draft as a part of the trade for Ochocinco.) Also in round six, the Washington Redskins will receive the Viking’s selection, since the Vikings traded it for quarterback, Donovan McNabb.
According to various NFL draft rumors, the following three players are said to be the most highly sought after for next year. They are all juniors, and all members of teams in the Atlantic Coast Conference, coincidentally enough.
Dwayne Allen is a tight end, playing for the Clemson Tigers. His recent touchdown pass reception against Auburn ignited a big come from behind victory in the battle of the Tigers, breaking the Auburn Tiger’s 17 game winning streak.
The rumored second and third draft prospects for next season both hail from Florida State University. Brandon Jenkins is a 6′ 3″ 265 pound outside linebacker with a time of 4.69 seconds in the 40 yard dash.
His teammate, Dustin Hopkins, a versatile and athletic kicker, is actually timed a little faster than than Jenkins. He does the 40 in 4.67 seconds. He is perfect for the Seminoles this season, so far, in field goals and PATs. His 53 and 46 yard field goals against Oklahoma this year, and his deep kick offs, were considered instrumental in the Seminole victory over the Sooners.
Rumors In The NFL
This weeks rumors for the NFL, is full of impact and intrigue. Around this time of year, the teams start talking about trading players with the purpose of bettering the team. Also, there are issues which have been rumored, that have taken place and everyone wants to know the scoop.
First, lets look at Cedric Benson of the Bengalís . During the open locker time, he was rumored to have said that he expected to play in Sundays Buffalo game. The problem, is that Benson had an appeal hearing this week on his three day suspension and there was no ruling. He still insisted that he will be playing in Sundays game. However, is he on the chopping block? Aaron Hernandez, of the Patriots, told reporters that even though he had suffered a sprained MCL in his left knee. He was still planning on being back to work very soon. Will this put him on the trade list?
Also, this week, Aaron Curry is rumored to be leaving the Seahawks. Part of the problem seems to be that he was demoted from the first unit of defense. Readers have seen information on Twitter, which leaves NFL fans to believe that he is intending to leave the team.
Another NFL trade rumor, is that Mitch King may possibly be leaving the New Orleans Saints. He is rumored to have only played in three of the Saintís regular seasons games, but he also was known to have appeared in four games with the Colts and he also spent time practicing with the Tennessee Titians and the St. Louis Rams. So, is the NFL player ìplaying the field?
One NFL trade rumor, is that Carson Palmer of the Bengals may be traded to the Dolphins. When he was asked about the rumor, one of the high officials stated that ìzero truth ì was the answer. They say that because of Palmers 0-3 he wasnít being traded, but the season is still young. Who knows the outcome.
NFL Trade rumors have been going on for years. Many of them turn out to be the truth and a few were, just what they were ìrumors.î So we will just have to read the stats and sports news to see the result.
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