Possible Veteran Fa Cb, (Bills Release Drayton Florence)

[CardiacCats]

No he sucks

[Car123]

http://www.nfl.com/videos/auto/09000d5d813b6026/Gary-Barnidge-Highlight-WK-07-vs-Bills-2009

[The Special One]

Sign his ass!

[pantherclaw]

One of the few times he saw the field under Fox and he made a big play.

oh no he made a big play! He's under.valued!!

[Proudiddy]

I think Rivera brought the best out in him, we should give him a shot...

He reminds me of a Terry Cousins/Reggie Howard type of signing if we did it.

I still like Josh Norman's chances of becoming the starter early on regardless.

[KillerKat]

fuging John nash right here.

is that good or bad?

[top dawg]

That's some funny poo.

[top dawg]

OK, I've looked at the better part of fan reaction on the their board. Most are not really crying over his release. They felt it was mainly a cap move. Many believe he sucked last year, but he was apparently their best corner. Some would have liked to have seen what the rookies have before axing Flo (or DFLO), and some would have released McGhee instead because of durability issues, even though McGhee apparently has more upside at this point in their respective careers. The most consistent belief about him (that seemed like a consensus) is that he gets way too many flags for holding/pass interference. He's an apparently likable, vocal guy that one guy referred to as swag (that didn't necessarily translate to the field, particularly last year).

All this being said: If they bring him in, so be it. I don't know that his price would be right or realistic for our organization. Perhaps his veteran presence will be good for Hogan and Norman. Would probably allow us to part the ways with filler at the position.

[CRA]

He has talent.... one bad year is different than being bad. Nnamdi had a bad season last year

[PhillyB]

if he'll sign it couldn't hurt to being him into camp to compete. i would be surprised if rivera wants him though, as much undeveloped talent as we have invested at the position already.