How do you guys feel about Marty Booker?

The Dolphins released nine players Monday, including Trent Green, Marty Booker, and DT Keith Traylor.

The new sheriffs in town (Bill Parcells and GM Jeff Ireland) aren't wasting any time. Green hopes to play football again, but hasn't received medical clearance. He could resurface in Baltimore or St. Louis as a backup. Booker is still a solid pro; he was just overpaid. Other released 'Phins include T L.J. Shelton, T Anthony Alabi, T Joe Toledo, T Marion Dukes, and DT Marquay Love. Feb. 11 -

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I realize we have Mix, Espy(if he's healthy), Keenan, and Reche, but Booker has some big play potential along with his big frame and nice hands. If we can get him cheap, how do you guys feel about grabbing him to start with Moss and ARE?

let me think.... NO!!

I think Reche's number 3. And that Espy's the heir apparent to Keenan's spot. I say draft one receiver - ONE. If you're going to bring a guy into the offense, you'd better make sure he's gonna get the ball. I don't think Marty would get the ball very often - don't forget about Cooley pwning people from the TE position.

I don't think we need him, in short.

He's too old. There will be younger, better options later on.

Marcus Monk ( 6'5, 215) out of Arkansas in the 6/7 round is my pick for a big position WR.

No, how about look for a younger option. He's old. Let him rot in Free Agency purgatory.

I guess what Im thinking is that guys like Hackett and Berrian will want a nice sum of money, while Booker will play for peanuts just to get back into a uniform. He's 31, so I wouldnt say he's OLD, old....afterall we do have Keenan and Thrash.

We're going to need every dollar available to sign our 1st round pick AND Jared Allen, so maybe snatch up a veteran WR like Booker and draft Sweed.

Marcus Monk ( 6'5, 215) out of Arkansas in the 6/7 round is my pick for a big position WR.

6th or 7th round? HA! You think any team's gonna make another "Colston mistake?" Monk wont last past the 4th round IF that far.

No, and I dont think that Booker will be that cheap. Someone will over pay for him.

I don't think I've ever felt anything about Marty Booker.

I mean come on, it's Marty Booker.

Marty Booker!

I would've preferred the 2000-01 version of Booker, rather than the current model. He's "only" 31, but from memory isn't all that fast. I'd say no for now.

I don't think I've ever felt anything about Marty Booker.

I mean come on, it's Marty Booker.

Marty Booker!

:laugh: :laugh: Struck me funny the way you put that..I feel the same way as well. :logo:

No thank you

How about Darrell Jackson? He was great with Zorn back in Seattle. He put up some great numbers in that offense

The Dolphins released nine players Monday, including Trent Green, Marty Booker, and DT Keith Traylor.

The new sheriffs in town (Bill Parcells and GM Jeff Ireland) aren't wasting any time. Green hopes to play football again, but hasn't received medical clearance. He could resurface in Baltimore or St. Louis as a backup. Booker is still a solid pro; he was just overpaid. Other released 'Phins include T L.J. Shelton, T Anthony Alabi, T Joe Toledo, T Marion Dukes, and DT Marquay Love. Feb. 11 -

3:07 pm et

Source: MiamiDolphins.com

I realize we have Mix, Espy(if he's healthy), Keenan, and Reche, but Booker has some big play potential along with his big frame and nice hands. If we can get him cheap, how do you guys feel about grabbing him to start with Moss and ARE?

We should be mimicking what Parcells is doing and being, to build thru the draft.

Can you dig it? Suckkaaa....

Oh sorry, wrong Booker ...

I seriously thought more "What about bringing back Trent Green" threads would show up. Not a Marty Booker. And no to Booger.

I guess what Im thinking is that guys like Hackett and Berrian will want a nice sum of money, while Booker will play for peanuts just to get back into a uniform. He's 31, so I wouldnt say he's OLD, old....afterall we do have Keenan and Thrash.

We're going to need every dollar available to sign our 1st round pick AND Jared Allen, so maybe snatch up a veteran WR like Booker and draft Sweed.

I would prefer Bryant Johnson to any other receiver on the FA market this year. He'll be 27 in Sept. He has size at 6'3 215lbs. has good speed and real good hands. The thing I like that he does real well is he run real routes which has become a lost art in today's NFL. Even being overshadowed by Fitzgerald and Bolden he has still put up at least 35 catches and 1 TD in every season his played. Plus he won't demand a huge salary. I thought we only signed Caldwell and McCardell to 1 year deals each, maybe I'm wrong.Yeah, I went and check Caldwell and McCardell are FA's this year his o

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Let's create our own superstars thru the draft instead.

6th or 7th round? HA! You think any team's gonna make another "Colston mistake?" Monk wont last past the 4th round IF that far.

His projection is 6/7 round at nfldraftscout.com. He's coming off a 2 knee injuries, didnt play the first 8 games and wasnt 100% in the last 4 he played. Which is why his stock is down.

No way. He's old and hasn't been very good in years. I rather wait and see what else is out there in free agency or take my chances with a late round draft pick...........

His projection is 6/7 round at nfldraftscout.com. He's coming off a 2 knee injuries, didnt play the first 8 games and wasnt 100% in the last 4 he played. Which is why his stock is down.

That's awesome.

Well... I'm mean... for us.

I'd be happy with Monk.

But I'm going to officially start plugging Adrian Arrington with our 3rd or 4th round pick. Dude has the size, hands, and athleticism. There is plenty of room on-board!

I just got back and read the "news" and I knew there would be a thread about Booker.

Stay away............next!

The Dolphins released nine players Monday, including Trent Green, Marty Booker, and DT Keith Traylor.

The new sheriffs in town (Bill Parcells and GM Jeff Ireland) aren't wasting any time. Green hopes to play football again, but hasn't received medical clearance. He could resurface in Baltimore or St. Louis as a backup. Booker is still a solid pro; he was just overpaid. Other released 'Phins include T L.J. Shelton, T Anthony Alabi, T Joe Toledo, T Marion Dukes, and DT Marquay Love. Feb. 11 -

3:07 pm et

Source: MiamiDolphins.com

I realize we have Mix, Espy(if he's healthy), Keenan, and Reche, but Booker has some big play potential along with his big frame and nice hands. If we can get him cheap, how do you guys feel about grabbing him to start with Moss and ARE?

Um, well, maybe.............NO!

If you have watched him the past few seasons, he has been inconsistent to say the least.

And I believe he changed his name to "Dropsy McGee"

No thanks.

I feel the same way about Booker as I do the majority of players that people start threads for when they hit free agency:

This doesn't require it's own thread. Seemingly every player that hits free agency has a thread started for them.

Booker wouldn't help us out. Either get a rook or stand pat. Our receivers now could do damage in a WCO. No need to confuse things by signing a mediocre receiver who's upside over Brandon Lloyd is he actually puts the work in.