F. Mulder said:I would just say that Gibby has become a nice FOURTH type Wr . If he is starting you don't have your best two WR and one Slot out there. The goal of this team is to be better than mediocre. There were far too many times where average performers were good enough. If Gibby goes I wish him the best. You will get a 40-50 catch 3rd/4th WR with 600-750 yards. Add that production to the money he will get/wants and best of luck.
bluecoconuts said:Interesting choices by the staff, they're definitely putting their own stamp on the team if they let Gibby, Jackson, and Amendola go. Jackson wasn't really their choice, Gibson is feasible as he shouldn't cost too much, and Amendola depends on where he prices himself.
I think they'll probably grab a S in FA, with all the ones hitting the market. The more and more releases that come, the more and more likely it seems someone like Tavon Austin must be on their radar in the draft.
<a class="postlink" href="http://www.stltoday.com/sports/football/professional/rams-wr-gibson-will-part-ways/article_4982958e-1028-5373-8742-450f0e292ac4.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.stltoday.com/sports/football ... 92ac4.html</a>Free-agent wide receiver Brandon Gibson is looking for a fresh start and won’t return to the Rams next season, league sources told the Post-Dispatch on Saturday.
The Rams were interested in re-signing Gibson, but only to a point as they attempt the annual task of upgrading their wide receiver corps. In a commitment to young wideouts Chris Givens, Brian Quick and Austin Pettis, the Rams wanted Gibson back in a role and for money commensurate to a No. 3 or No. 4 wideout.
But there has been healthy interest in Gibson in the free agent market and plenty of phone calls from other teams as the NFL’s so-called “legal tampering period’’ begin Saturday (or late Friday night outside of the Eastern time zone).
Indications are that Gibson will have a chance for a No. 2 role (or at worst a No. 3) with a contract offer expected soon. The free-agency period begins Tuesday afternoon.
brokeu91 said:According to JT of the PD, Gibby will be going
Here's part of the article:
<a class="postlink" href="http://www.stltoday.com/sports/football/professional/rams-wr-gibson-will-part-ways/article_4982958e-1028-5373-8742-450f0e292ac4.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.stltoday.com/sports/football ... 92ac4.html</a>Free-agent wide receiver Brandon Gibson is looking for a fresh start and won’t return to the Rams next season, league sources told the Post-Dispatch on Saturday.
The Rams were interested in re-signing Gibson, but only to a point as they attempt the annual task of upgrading their wide receiver corps. In a commitment to young wideouts Chris Givens, Brian Quick and Austin Pettis, the Rams wanted Gibson back in a role and for money commensurate to a No. 3 or No. 4 wideout.
But there has been healthy interest in Gibson in the free agent market and plenty of phone calls from other teams as the NFL’s so-called “legal tampering period’’ begin Saturday (or late Friday night outside of the Eastern time zone).
Indications are that Gibson will have a chance for a No. 2 role (or at worst a No. 3) with a contract offer expected soon. The free-agency period begins Tuesday afternoon.
brokeu91 said:According to JT of the PD, Gibby will be going
Here's part of the article:
<a class="postlink" href="http://www.stltoday.com/sports/football/professional/rams-wr-gibson-will-part-ways/article_4982958e-1028-5373-8742-450f0e292ac4.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.stltoday.com/sports/football ... 92ac4.html</a>Free-agent wide receiver Brandon Gibson is looking for a fresh start and won’t return to the Rams next season, league sources told the Post-Dispatch on Saturday.
The Rams were interested in re-signing Gibson, but only to a point as they attempt the annual task of upgrading their wide receiver corps. In a commitment to young wideouts Chris Givens, Brian Quick and Austin Pettis, the Rams wanted Gibson back in a role and for money commensurate to a No. 3 or No. 4 wideout.
But there has been healthy interest in Gibson in the free agent market and plenty of phone calls from other teams as the NFL’s so-called “legal tampering period’’ begin Saturday (or late Friday night outside of the Eastern time zone).
Indications are that Gibson will have a chance for a No. 2 role (or at worst a No. 3) with a contract offer expected soon. The free-agency period begins Tuesday afternoon.
The Miami Herald reports the Dolphins contacted free agent WR Brandon Gibson on Saturday, and talks are said to be "serious."
The real juice to the story is that "some believe that Gibson could earn a contract comparable to the one given to Brian Hartline" last week -- five years and $31 million with $12.5 million guaranteed. While it's unclear how talks with Gibson would affect a Mike Wallace pursuit, we'd guess that he would likely be a fallback option. Miami is also said to be interested in free agent Wes Welker.
Somebody is seriously willing to give Gibson 6 mil a year? Holy wow. I do like Gibson but not at even half of thatlibertadrocks said:The Miami Herald reports the Dolphins contacted free agent WR Brandon Gibson on Saturday, and talks are said to be "serious."
The real juice to the story is that "some believe that Gibson could earn a contract comparable to the one given to Brian Hartline" last week -- five years and $31 million with $12.5 million guaranteed. While it's unclear how talks with Gibson would affect a Mike Wallace pursuit, we'd guess that he would likely be a fallback option. Miami is also said to be interested in free agent Wes Welker.
No wonder we didnt end up retaining him. 6 mill a year
brokeu91 said:Somebody is seriously willing to give Gibson 6 mil a year? Holy wow. I do like Gibson but not at even half of thatlibertadrocks said:The Miami Herald reports the Dolphins contacted free agent WR Brandon Gibson on Saturday, and talks are said to be "serious."
The real juice to the story is that "some believe that Gibson could earn a contract comparable to the one given to Brian Hartline" last week -- five years and $31 million with $12.5 million guaranteed. While it's unclear how talks with Gibson would affect a Mike Wallace pursuit, we'd guess that he would likely be a fallback option. Miami is also said to be interested in free agent Wes Welker.
No wonder we didnt end up retaining him. 6 mill a year