possible Wallace landing spots?

[MeanGee2047]

Why.....Arizona of course...that's where all former Steelers go!

[mikegrimey]

Originally Posted by JackH

Browns a possibility as per what you said. The Bengals are another one. They certainly could use a receiver to complement A.J. Green. Coincidentally, those two teams are in excellent cap shape. Same for the Colts. They need another receiver instead of Avery.

Wallace, being from the south, New Orleans, and playing college ball at Ole Miss, might prefer some warmer weather, other things being relatively equal. It’s not all that warmer in Indy, but you do have that retractable roof. I’d think about Arizona and Arians seriously if that team was in better cap shape.

You wonder what effect good buddy Keenan Lewis and where he goes will have on Wallace’s decision, if any.

As to the last part of your statement I think money will have more influence on his decision than where Lewis goes.

[torpedoshell31]

It seems like maybe the Dolphins have the inside track, and we actually play them next year. With our luck Wallace will probably be making spectacular one-handed catches and fighting for the ball in traffic like Boldin against us.

[tanda10506]

I hope he goes to Baltimore or New England, his drops and fumbles will give us an edge against them.

[Neil-Still-Rules-14]

I would be shocked if he were signed by anyone other than the Dolphins.

[FrancoLambert]

I think the Patriots want him as a deep threat for Brady, something they diidn't have this year.

[SteelersCanada]

Pats don't have the cap room. The 'Fins do, though, and they're going to win this bidding war. I wouldn't be shocked at all if they ended up with both Bowe and Wallace in FA. They're swimming in cap room and need WRs, and Bowe and Wallace are two pretty good ones that can give Tannehill a legitimate deep threat in Wallace and a good underneath and intermediate guy that has fairly reliable hands in Bowe.

[steeltheone]

Originally Posted by SteelersCanada

Pats don't have the cap room. The 'Fins do, though, and they're going to win this bidding war. I wouldn't be shocked at all if they ended up with both Bowe and Wallace in FA. They're swimming in cap room and need WRs, and Bowe and Wallace are two pretty good ones that can give Tannehill a legitimate deep threat in Wallace and a good underneath and intermediate guy that has fairly reliable hands in Bowe.

They already have a 1000 yard wideout in Hartline, so i cant see them signing 2 big pay day receivers.

[Hawaii 5-0]

Originally Posted by steeltheone

They already have a 1000 yard wideout in Hartline, so i cant see them signing 2 big pay day receivers.

Tannehill developed a good chemistry with Hartline, so I expect the Dolphins to pay Hartline the $5-6 million/year he is asking for and sign a #1 WR like Bowe or Wallace.

but I agree with you, I doubt they sign two big money WRs...

[SteelersCanada]

Originally Posted by steeltheone

They already have a 1000 yard wideout in Hartline, so i cant see them signing 2 big pay day receivers.

Hartline got 1000 yards because Tannehill didn't have anyone else to throw to. He's a shifty guy, I'll give ya that, but if they both become available I don't see a scenario in which Miami doesn't pursue them both.

I don't know, if I'm the Dolphins I try and get as much help as I can because that team is in trouble. Maybe it's a pipe dream for the 'Fins.