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Spurning the risk that would have come with signing Miami receiver/returner Wes Welker to a restricted-free-agent offer sheet, the New England Patriots instead acquired Welker on Monday afternoon for two picks in the 2007 draft.
Signing Welker to the offer sheet would have meant Miami could have matched the offer and kept him or that it could have let New England acquire Welker in exchange for a second-round pick only. Instead, the Patriots will surrender their second- and seventh-round choices. It's also likely under this scenario that New England will have to lay out less cash to sign Welker long term.
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GatorsAreGood;772134; said:Dang. They got Welker and gave away more than TO cost. A 2nd Rounder and a 7th Rounder. Looks like a good deal for Miami.
bigballin2987;772377; said:Do you guys think this makes it more of a possibility that we take Ginn if he is available?
That is what I have been seeing on forums, and I would be so happy if this happened it's not even funny.Bestbuck36;789565; said:Dolphins Now is hinting that the Dolphins may be looking at a young QB in trade before the draft. If its David Carr I like it. Anyone else I'd rather wait for the draft and maybe second round. If the Dolphins were to pick up Carr via trade and pick up, say Teddy Ginn in the first, I might just have a fit of drunken-happiness. The Carr deal has been a rumor but now that Schaub is going to Texas, who knows it could come about.