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Interesting rumor from PFT. The rumor is that Cribbs may be on his way out of Cleveland, going to Miami, with speculation that Ted Ginn would be involved in the deal. Cribbs is one of the few remaining players on the Browns with any talent, so I only see this as a positive.
Rumors fly of Josh Cribbs to Miami
Posted by Mike Florio on October 15, 2009 4:20 PM ET
Carlos "Big C" Holmes of the Dayton Daily News reports, citing an unnamed source, that the Dolphins are "showing interest" in trading for receiver/punt returner Josh Cribbs.
Cribbs has wanted a new contract for weeks and, despite some huffing and puffing about a holdout or a walkout, Cribbs has continued to honor his deal, despite a firm belief that owner Randy Lerner promised last December to adjust a contract that Cribbs has outperformed.
But Holmes omits one key factor regarding the team supposedly interested in Cribbs: Why would the Dolphins want him?
They shouldn't, unless Ohio native Ted Ginn would be moving from Miami to Cleveland.
The question then becomes whether Cribbs for Ginn would be a straight up deal, or whether a pick would have to be added on either side in order to even it out.
It's an interesting question, and we'll yield the remainder of our time to PFT Planet on a topic that, unlike the recent subject of sharp debate in the comments section of the site, actually relates to the game.
Posted by Mike Florio on October 15, 2009 4:20 PM ET
Carlos "Big C" Holmes of the Dayton Daily News reports, citing an unnamed source, that the Dolphins are "showing interest" in trading for receiver/punt returner Josh Cribbs.
Cribbs has wanted a new contract for weeks and, despite some huffing and puffing about a holdout or a walkout, Cribbs has continued to honor his deal, despite a firm belief that owner Randy Lerner promised last December to adjust a contract that Cribbs has outperformed.
But Holmes omits one key factor regarding the team supposedly interested in Cribbs: Why would the Dolphins want him?
They shouldn't, unless Ohio native Ted Ginn would be moving from Miami to Cleveland.
The question then becomes whether Cribbs for Ginn would be a straight up deal, or whether a pick would have to be added on either side in order to even it out.
It's an interesting question, and we'll yield the remainder of our time to PFT Planet on a topic that, unlike the recent subject of sharp debate in the comments section of the site, actually relates to the game.
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