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However, you’re also getting a receiver that many in Cincinnati dislike for his comments towards the city, the fans, and the team after getting low-balled on a contract.

Its all about TJ not the team. Disruptive force in the locker room. Wait til he doesn’t get the reps he thinks he should and the sparks will start to fly. Oh, and wait for his exit interview. He will blast your team and coaches. Good luck with the soap opera.

I was the go to guy

some of seattles thoughts

oh and the seahawks, who need a wr, paid him 8 million to go away. what does that say..

But like others have said, he’s a troublemaker and he has a really bad attitude. He’s a pretty big locker room problem.

I wouldn’t expect TJ to be a problem in Baltimore any more than I expect TO to be a problem in Cincy.

But all he adds in Balti is another possession receiver, which they have plenty of. It’s certainly a good move, if only because it givens the Ravens a proven, experienced guy on another team’s dime, but I don’t know that it puts them over the top or anything.

Has one move in his arsenal which is the 9 yard stop option to get 1st downs. Lacks top end speed, completely arrogant and stupid. The only reason he was productive in Cincy is because we only had 2 wide receviers during the last 8 years; him and Ocho. Will never be a #1 becuase he’s just not that good and his attitude sucks. Vanilla pick up for you guys.

who is baltimore’s deep threat in that receiving corps? boldin, mason, and houshmandzadeh are all possession receivers.

Whatever else you say about Housh, from bad attitude to has lost a step, etc., you’re getting a guy that is going to compete hard on every play. He blocks well and has a nasty streak on the field. Runs good routes, very good over the center.

you’re getting one of the better 3rd down recievers if you get the TJ from 2 or 3 years ago. the problem though, is that TJ was so good because he and carson were in synch so well. i’d be more worried about this move if it was made at the beginning of training camp than if it were now. but if flacco can develop a rapport, it’s going to make the team more difficult to get off the field on 3rd down.

your main problem is he doesn’t have a ton of speed. and with stallworth out, you’re going to have the same problem we did last year, you won’t have anyone to take the top off of the D to open up the underneath routes. that’s a serious issue considering all 3 of your top receivers are underneath guys. it’s going to get pretty cramped in the middle of the field.

john thornton seems to discredit the theory that TJ was a locker room cancer and he was in the locker room, so i wouldn’t worry about it too much. but i would worry about seattle dropping him when they literally have nothing to gain other than about 400 grand that you’re paying him that they don’t have to. but they other 7.6 mil they’re paying him to be gone isn’t a good sign.

i would also worry about him not getting the ball. i think it was a stupid move on his part. he’s not going to get anything more than vet minimum next year and for the rest of his career now because there just aren’t going to be enough plays to get him stats that will earn him anything more at his age.

He’s bascically an older, slower version of Boldin… but an excellent slot reciever. Carson once said he’s the best in the biz in that position

Last time I checked TJ plays WR and not CB.. Great move but this did nothing to help ur currently Ed Reedless secondary

flacco sucks hes straight garbage hell hurt himself in some way lol