Scheduling Conflict to Keep Common Out of 'A-Team'?

It might be back to the drawing board for The A-Team. We'll presume you already know they're making a movie based on the 1980s TV show, and that it will be directed by Joe (Smokin' Aces) Carnahan. Now, a couple of weeks ago, Bradley Cooper and Liam Neeson were arranged for the project, starring as Templeton "Faceman" Peck and Hannibal "Old Cigar-Chomping Guy" Smith. The Neeson casting in particular tells us this won't be a irony-rich homage like Starsky & Hutch. Common was rumored for the part of B.A. Baracus, but as IESB points out, he's now set to star opposite Queen Latifah in Just Wright. The shooting schedules for the two films are awfully close together and it may not allow Common time to do both films. It's still possible depending on when he's needed for The A-Team, but it's equally as likely that Fox might pick someone else for the role and avoid the hassle. Tyrese Gibson leaps immediately to mind; perhaps it's the Transformers blooming this time of year. We're still waiting to find out who will play "Mad Dog" Murdock, too, so the studio might double up on the announcements for those two roles, as well. If so, that news would come fairly quickly. The A-Team will begin shooting in August and is scheduled for a June 11th release next year.