Chad Johnson's name has apparently been floated as possible trade fodder for after the season. Geoff Hobson doesn't think it's likely. Marvin has kind of denied it, citing that he's the only one in the organization with the ability to speak. Chad hasn't confirmed or denied it, making sure the story will last another day.

Hobson makes two good points: the salary cap hit doesn't make sense this offseason. And possibly the most likely source for this is Drew Rosenhaus. Read Hobson's article to hear his reasons, he makes a good point.

Let's have a little fun, though. Who could we get? The first trade that I can think of that may be comparable is the trade of Clinton Portis for Champ Bailey. What's notable about that trade was that Mike Shanahan, who's never had trouble creating running backs, bilked Joe Gibbs, who misunderstood the two players' relative value in the NFL he had just returned to after years out of the game.

But, besides that last point, maybe we can get a great defensive player for a great offensive player. Like Demeco Ryans from Houston. Doubt the Texans would make that trade, but the idea is exciting.

Maybe a more likely trade would be for a first and a third round pick. I don't know, might be worth it. I don't put any trust in Chris Henry, but it's fun thinking about how great it would be if we could depend on him.

One last, really interesting piece of information from Hobson's article:

This team's chemistry hasn't really been right since his blowup in the locker room at halftime of the Wild Card game two years ago and for that everyone has to take the blame:

Chad for losing his cool. Lewis for apparently not addressing it decisively enough because it still lingers. His teammates for letting him get away with it.

(At least the pundits believe it hasn't been right, but so does the record, 10-12 since.)