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Salguero: Dolphins Would Be "In Line" For a Carson Palmer Trade

CINCINNATI - OCTOBER 31:  Carson Palmer #9 of  the Cincinnati Bengals runs with the ball during the NFL game against the Miami Dolphins at Paul Brown Stadium on October 31 2010 in Cincinnati Ohio.  (Photo by Andy Lyons/Getty Images)

On March 21, Jason Garrison wrote that Armando Salguero of the Miami Herald believes Carson Palmer is the best quarterback that could be available for the Miami Dolphins. Former Dolphins quarterback Dan Marino approved of a trade bringing Palmer to Miami, for nothing more than a third-rounder. In early April, Salguero wrote that "evidences points" towards the Bengals inching towards a Carson Palmer trade.

Geoff Hobson simply offered the following: "They should all take a drug test."

"Mike Brown giving up Palmer for only a third-rounder? Never happen. Brown giving up Palmer period? Maybe less than never."

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While Salguero has conceded the point that the Bengals aren't likely to trade Palmer, he writes that if it does happen, then the Dolphins would be "in line" for that trade.

If the Bengals put Palmer on the market, I report to you the Dolphins will be in line to get him.

Other rumored teams include the Seattle Seahawks and Arizona Cardinals, neither of whom drafted a quarterback during the 2011 NFL Draft. If Mike Brown trades Palmer, he has a little upper hand, negotiating teams against each other for a better package deal.

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Mike Brown has every

reason to trade him sometime around August or September when a CBA should be done.
Other teams will then be able to make offers and they will bid his value up. This “maybe less than never” stance does have the benefit of holding CP9’s market value up in a dead market.

Mike Brown has a new franchise QB and no longer needs CP9 other than as a mentor. What value does he have as a mentor when he is “fed up with the organization” as Andrew Whitworth recently said. So there really is no need for CP9 to come back at this point.

Why let him retire? Well it will continue to advertise the Bengals as a place to kill your career. After the bitterness of the lockout, the NFL might be telling all owners to be smart in dealing with disgruntled players.

At some point this summer, MB will trade CP9.

by BENGALS69 on May 4, 2011 3:42 PM EDT reply actions  

The reason Mike Brown has for keeping Palmer is pride.

Mike Brown is the person in charge of every move the Bengals make, and if trading Palmer puts a ding in Browns ego, then Palmer wont be traded.

by JCompton41 on May 4, 2011 3:47 PM EDT up reply actions  

I wouldn't blame MB at all.....

if he didn’t accept a single 3rd round pick for Palmer. If we don’t get a really good offer, let him retire. Period.

by Stanley1 on May 4, 2011 5:10 PM EDT reply actions  

No kidding

He should at least get a 2nd and 3rd round for him. I wouldn’t be surprised if teams offer 2 second round picks.

by DonMegga on May 4, 2011 6:53 PM EDT up reply actions  

amen

screw taking a late round pick. and if they accept a 2nd round pick, it should have a conditional 1st round pick attached to it.

" I for one, welcome our new Buffalo overlords. " - Whokebe

by palewook on May 4, 2011 7:56 PM EDT up reply actions  

I don’t blame the bengals for not trading him if the offer isn’t right. A franchise QB should warrant a 1st round pick at the least….anything outside of that should be turned down.

by Bdub14 on May 4, 2011 9:33 PM EDT via mobile up reply actions  

Shanahan prefer's a mobile QB

Also i think they beleive it’s going to take a very high draft pick,or at the very least multiple picks in the early round,Price may be to high for them

"A team is more than a group of individuals,its a group of individuals that come together to make a team"

by keithp on May 4, 2011 6:24 PM EDT up reply actions  

Too high for Washington? lol

This is the team that gave haynesworth a $100 million contract.

Fight Bengals Fatalism!

by Paul Cannon on May 4, 2011 6:29 PM EDT up reply actions  

Before Shanahan

"A team is more than a group of individuals,its a group of individuals that come together to make a team"

by keithp on May 4, 2011 6:30 PM EDT up reply actions  

Carson just shit on other Bengal Players

Carson said that the Bengals are not interested in winning because we signed him to a $100+ contract and then went out and signed anyone CP9 said to, and when things didnt turn out as CP9 had planned then the Bengals are not focused on winning. Gimme a Break. That tells me that CP9 does not believe that his fellow teammates, Yes you too Whitworth who obviously cant block goood enough for CP9 because he is not happy with you or any of his soon to be former X teammates. Also, have you ever heard Peyton Manning ever say his teammates were not good enough to win with? NO, because HE knows HE is the one person on the field who can change a game with one throw and does not make excuses for his poor play. Look at me, I’m CP9 and I am taking my ball home to my mommy because you wont let me win. Hey CP9, winning isnt something someone gives you, its something you take! Why would we want that cancer back in the locker room to fuk up Daltons head with "you cant win here because MB will do whatever the QB says and the QB dont know a damn thing about running a football team, but he sure knows how to throw a pick 6!

by BigJade1 on May 5, 2011 10:03 AM EDT reply actions  

I know how to get a good QB to want to play here

We find a good QB on someones elses team and then we go to their town and throw trash on their lawn, I am sure if they are a great QB they will say "hey, I am a great QB and I cannot believe that these “local fans” just trashed my beautiful lawn, my beautiful wife said she is not going to give me back my ball sack unless we leave town in the middle of my $100M contract so I am going to say because the fans threw trash on my lawn I am going to fuck my teammates, my team, and the fans who have been behind me since day 1 because people should not throw trash into the hands of a DB for a pick 6, er I mean on my lawn." Then we swoop in and say to the owner of that team "hey we will give you a 3rd round pick for your “franchise QB” and they will say “well, he did say he is not going to play for us again after the trashed lawn fiasco so we might as well let him go play for another team, besides, he hasnt won a single F*cking playoff game for us and keeping him here to screw up our new rookine QB would be insane, so we are not losing much anyway.”

by BigJade1 on May 5, 2011 10:15 AM EDT reply actions  

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