Free agent tight end market could be a steal.
I feel that the free agent market has some "unpolished gems" especially in the tight end market.
Tony Gonzalez is a first ballot hall of fame player without a doubt. With his glorious career winding down the Falcons must take steps to insure a decent transition when Tony decides to retire. I believe that Tony Scheffler could slip into this role nicely. Tony Scheffler is 6'5 and 255 pound athletic tight end with soft hands. The offense in Denver has basically phased him out since the arrival of Eddie Royal and the changing of their starting quarterback. Not to mention that Brandon Marshall gets thrown to 10-20 times in a game. Tony Scheffler has shown breakout potential in his short four year career. He is a decent run blocker and has the straight line speed to cause match up issues in the secondary. I feel that with Tony Gonzalez's guidance he could be a valuable weapon for our franchise for a long time.
Ps- Also Ben Watson and Owen Daniels would be great options as well but I feel that they will command more money than Scheffler.
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I think Scheffler's going to command too much money
Though I do think he’s a quality player.
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Scheffler = Idiot
Known as one of the biggest ****s in the league. He has been suspended by his team more times than anyone else in the league! Absolute dressing room cancer, think we can do without that.
go hard or go home
Scheffler is a RFA
(So is Owen Daniels). The team already invested a 2nd Rounder this year on TE (Tony G), so I highly doubt they would spend another draft pick this year on a back-up to Gonzalez. Ben Watson is unrestricted. I’d still be surprised if the team went in that direction (bigger name FA), though…
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How old is Peele?
I like him a lot. He seems like a good back-up for now.
Sorry, I should just Google...
He’s 30 – wow. I didn’t realize he was that old.
Posted this elsewhere ...
but the Birds’ TE of the future was in college last year. I think we all have a sense for how TD approaches re-building. He isn’t going to pursue our TE of the future via free agency, I guarantee it.
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pitta
what about that guy pitta in the draft, he did awesome in the combine, when is he suppose to go, i also heard the the TE core next year will be alot better than this year, thoughts?
by JJWatt1stfalconspick on Mar 2, 2010 4:02 AM EST reply actions

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