Trent Green a Dolphin

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The Miami Dolphins have agreed to trade a fifth-round pick in the 2008 draft — which could become a fourth-rounder depending on how much action Green sees for Miami in 2007 — in exchange for the veteran quarterback, FOXSports.com has learned.
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The on-going off-season saga that was the Trent Green trade to the Dolphins is finally happening. Is this even a good move for the Dolphins? Weigh in with your thoughts.
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</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>The deal is contingent on Green passing a physical. He is scheduled to fly to Miami Tuesday evening to take that physical. The Dolphins could have ended the protracted negotiations long before Tuesday, but had held out in the belief that the Chiefs
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Thank god. Glad to hear I don't have to hear and read about this every day now. Have him. GL.

I am likin it...Hope he`s over the concussion some goon put on him last year...He is a good field leader and accurate passer..

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The Miami Dolphins have agreed to trade a fifth-round pick in the 2008 draft, which could become a fourth-rounder depending on how much action Green sees for Miami in 2007, in exchange for the veteran quarterback, FOXSports.com has learned.

The deal is contingent on Green passing a physical. He is scheduled to fly to Miami Tuesday evening to take that physical.

The Dolphins could have ended the protracted negotiations long before Tuesday, but had held out in the belief that the Chiefs would eventually cut Green.

The long-discussed deal finally got done when Chiefs brass informed the Dolphins a trade had to get done by today or else they would have kept Green on their roster for the 2007 season.

Green played in just eight games for the Chiefs in 2006 due to injury. He completed 61.1 percent of his passes for 1,342 yards, but threw for just seven touchdowns and nine interceptions.

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gl with this fn stiff...hes always been a fn bum

whalewagerer said:

gl with this fn stiff...hes always been a fn bum

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Too early to tell..No sense a debate....IMO he will work out down here if he stays healthy...Can`t be a worse waste of a season than I had with Ricky and Dante Pepperhead

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well they need someone !!! still think i would rather have the "pepper man" if he can still play !!! is he still with them ??? i think they rushed him back to early. well anyway good luck to all you "fins" fans. :lolBIG:

bulldogboogers said:

well they need someone !!! still think i would rather have the "pepper man" if he can still play !!! is he still with them ??? i think they rushed him back to early. well anyway good luck to all you "fins" fans. :lolBIG:

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Naw...He gone dude..Don`t ask me where..Yeah the injury spoiled the project

he's not gone....YET.

nice job getting a 37 yr old to lead your REBUILDING team.


L O S E R S !!!!1

no debate needed...hes a bum

MIAMI (AP) — Trent Green could be on the field with the Dolphins by this weekend after Miami finally agreed to terms with Kansas City on a trade for the quarterback.
Green will undergo a physical in Miami and if he passes it, the trade will be completed, a person within the NFL with knowledge of the deal told The Associated Press on Tuesday night. The person requested not to be identified because the deal is not official.

Neither team would confirm the trade Tuesday. A Dolphins spokesman said he had no knowledge of a deal even being worked out, much less finalized. Green's agent, Jim Steiner, did not return messages seeking comment.

If the move happens, the 36-year-old Green would likely be with the Dolphins when they open a three-day minicamp on Friday.

Foxsports.com reported that Kansas City will get a fifth-round draft pick that could become a fourth-rounder instead, depending on how much Green plays in Miami.

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In 5½ seasons as Kansas City's starter, Green threw for 21,459 yards — an average of 244 per game — and 118 touchdowns while completing 62% of his passes. He missed eight games last season because of a concussion suffered in the season opener, and didn't believe he would have a chance to fairly compete with Brodie Croyle and Damon Huard for the starting job in Kansas City in 2007.

So he wanted a trade to South Florida and worked out a new contract several weeks ago with the Dolphins, who traded for Daunte Culpepper before the 2006 season.

"They haven't said, 'You're the guy, come right in,"' Green said last month when asked about his talks with the Dolphins. "They haven't told me one way or another. I just know I would have a much more fair chance, for my mind."

Culpepper played in only four games a year ago because of knee problems and is still trying to recover from major surgery in 2005. If the Green deal gets completed, Culpepper's status — which is already uncertain for 2007 — would become even more cloudy, and there is widespread speculation that the Dolphins may simply consider releasing him.

Culpepper is due to make $5.5 million in 2007.

Miami also drafted a quarterback this year, Brigham Young's John Beck in the second round, after passing on a chance to take Notre Dame's Brady Quinn with the No. 9 overall pick — which the Dolphins used on receiver-returner Ted Ginn Jr., of Ohio State.

Culpepper's health almost certainly was a major factor why Miami spent weeks trying to coax Kansas City into trading Green, who would have made $7.2 million this season with the Chiefs. The Dolphins offered the Chiefs a sixth-round pick long before April's draft, while Kansas City reportedly insisted on a fourth-round selection.

Green is one of seven NFL quarterbacks with at least three seasons of more than 4,000 yards passing and one of only four —Peyton Manning, Dan Marino and Dan Fouts are the others — to post that many yards in three consecutive seasons, doing so from 2003 through 2005.

Green and new Dolphins coach Cam Cameron have a long relationship. Both are former Indiana quarterbacks, and Cameron was Washington Redskins quarterbacks coach when Green was a third-stringer there in 1995 and 1996.

Cameron has repeatedly declined to comment specifically on the Green situation in recent weeks.

Watch out the Dolphins are now a contender........


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Hopefully this is the beginning of the end of long term mediocrity for the Chiefs......or something.

whalewagerer said:

gl with this fn stiff...hes always been a fn bum

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He put up some pretty good numbers here and was a good guy in the community. Unfortunately for him, we had no defense when him and the rest of the offense were setting records. I just didn't care for his personal media parade whining about not getting traded, etc. Also, after he came back last year after that hit, he was not very good. Just think its time that he should hang it up. But who knows? He may prove me wrong.

Any one remember the guy who put that hit on him..I think it was cheap and the guy was suspended..But I was happy that day as I had the opponent and won..Partially due to the injury..I was sorry it was so bad..May have been the Bengals?

Best QB the Dolphins have had in quite awhile..

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Best QB the Dolphins have had in quite awhile..

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He collapsed while jogging in the desert outside Laveen, Arizona. He died about an hour later at a Phoenix hospital. His death was attributed to heart disease

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