Gamer Muzik

Yeah, no way Chad Johnson is getting traded. But if he does it will be a shock to me. If he does get traded to what team will he get traded to?

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Kiwidipa

I'll tell you what they should trade him. Housh is the #1 target for Palmer, Henry can be the deep man to spread the ball and they can draft another big receiver in the draft to compensate them both. I can see many teams needing Johnson. If Buffalo got him that would be huge for them. I think that could be the best team fit anyways. He played on turf in college, he's used to colder weather so why not.

Other teams needing a #1 or #2: Miami, Jets, Cleveland (ooo), Baltimore, Kansas City, Oakland (he'd prolly like it there), Washington,Philadelphia, Minnesota, Chicago, Tampa Bay, Dallas, and a few otahers. If Philly could grab him that would be ideal for them too.

Cincy can re-structure their offense to be just as productive, but if they don't fix the defense it won't matter.

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Illmatic187

You know Chad really admires the New England program . Moss might not be back next year and anything could happen.

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Footbalmaster

lol hopeful thinking no way he's going to NE, but it makes sense to ship him.

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Kiwidipa

pfffff, Moss not in New England next year? He'll be there, and Brady will even take a pay re-structure to keep him there.

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Johnson airs grievances
BY MARK CURNUTTE

The Chad Johnson trade-me-if-I'm-the-problem tour of sports radio hit the ground running Friday morning with his appearance on ESPN's "Mike & Mike in the Morning."

Asked what's going to happen in the future with the Bengals, the wide receiver said: "I'm not sure what's going to happen. ... I've been labeled as selfish, as the reason we're losing. I've been told I've been a cancer to my team."

Johnson's campaign, anticipated as he grew more sullen during the season, could be an attempt to get a new contract with another team. A message left Friday on Johnson's cell phone was not returned.

The Bengals finished 7-9. At midseason, when the team slumped to a 2-6 start, ESPN's Chris Mortensen reported that the Bengals had discussed trading Johnson.

Johnson would not speak to the Cincinnati-based media for the remainder of the season.

Head coach Marvin Lewis and team president Mike Brown, in an early November interview requested by The Enquirer, both said the team would not trade Johnson and that his contributions were valued.

"Chad Johnson is a tremendous football player," Brown said in November. "We're glad he's here. He is an integral part of what we do. And he isn't going anywhere."

Johnson is under contract with the Bengals through 2011. He signed a $35.5 million extension in April 2006.

FULL STORY
http://news.enquirer.com/apps/pbcs.d...20376/1066/SPT

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