Shaun Alexander released...Titans interested?

He was just released, think MR picks him up? Him knowing Alexander and all. Would solve the RB problem if he can return anywhere close to pre-injury form.

http://www.nfl.com/news/story?id=09000d5d807e8d82&template=with-video&confirm=true

 

Why does everyone think we have a RB problem? We had a 1st and 2nd year rb this year. We were 5th in rushing but around 20th in ypc. I like lendale for short yardage and the front office drafted henry for his speed so I don't think we should give up on these guys this early.

 

Badly worded on my part. The problem I was refering to was RB being targeted early in this draft, when there are greater needs. Pick up Alexander and target WR, DE-DT.

Is Alexander even physically able? Thoughts?

 

http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=3361271

Looks like it's official now. TitanJeff, you might want to change the title of the thread.

 

http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=3361271

Pats and Colts are mentioned in the article as possible landing spots.

Anyone think we'll give him a look?

 

I think he signs with the Pats...

 

That would give us 3 RBs

1. One that wont take conditioning seriously
2. One that cant read his running lanes and is blind as a bat
3. And a third thats the softest runner in the league


NO THANKS!

 

He sucks so bad, I hate him

 

He got paid and then did nothing.

This should be another lesson to any organization. You shouldn't pay a 28 year old back big $$$.

You should trade his *** for picks and let him decline with some other sucker team. Imagine what he could have been traded for after 2005. Probably 2 first day picks.