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Could we flip that 2nd round pick for Suh?
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I loved. They have $22,225,388 in cap space and only a few expensives FA'S, but they have a lot of money tied in LBTE incentives so they have to fill the roster with cheap talent. Jimmy is a great backup but the GOAT is still the better player and will be for the next 3/4 years. They will bring a cheap backup (Hoyer).
The trade is basically a mid #2 and mid #3 for Jimmy, it's a nice haul. Our picks: #1 #2(2) #3 #4(2) #6 and the the following FA's:
IMO they should flip this #2 pick for a mid #2 and #3 picks(looked the draft chart, that's the value). So they will have #1 #2(2) #3(2) #4(2) #6
Needs: QB(check)/CB(check)/DE/DT(check)/LB(check) - SS/TE Depth(both check)
T Solder - Tough decision. I would let him walk unless he accepts a reduced deal(Donald's Penn range - 9m).
T Waddle - Bring him back for 2/3m. He and Garcia will be our backups
T Fleming - Let him walk
TE Allen(He's not a FA but he will be cut). That will increase our cap in 5m, same amount due to Gronk for his incentives. So the cap stays the same. They need a second TE and they use our #4 to get one.
RB Lewis I like Lewis better. So he stays for 2/3m
RB Burkhead Let him walk. They already have Lewis, Gil and White + Bolden. Use our #4 and replace him
WR Danny Amendola - Bring him back 3m. Cut Dorsett will increase our cap in 1.6m
CB Butler They can't afford him and Solder. So let him walk. Use our #2a and pair him with Gilmore
CB Bademosi - Bring him back 2/3m
DL Marsh - Bring him back 2/3m
ST Ebner -Bring him back 2m
ST Bolden - Bring him back 1,5 m
ST Slater - Bring him back 2m
ST King - Bring him back 1,5m
Flowers - Let him walk
QB(2): Tom Brady +#3 Pick
RB(5): Mike Gilislee, James White, Dion Lewis, Brandon Bolden, #4 Pick - Burkhead's gone
FB(1): James Develin
TE(3): Rob Gronkowski, Jacob Hollister, #4 Pick - Allen's gone
OL(8): Nate Solder, Marcus Cannon, Tony Garcia, LaAdrian Waddle, David Andrews, Shaq Mason, Joe Thuney, Ted Karras - Fleming's gone
WR(5): Brandin Cooks, Cris Hogan, Julian Edelman, Danny Amendola, Malcom Mitchell - Dorsett's gone
DL(9): Deatrich Wise, Lawrence Guy, #1Pick, Malcom Brown, Derek Rivers, Adam Butler, Trey Flowers, Vincent Valentine, Cassius Marsh - Branch's gone
LB(5): Dont'a Hightower, Elandon Roberts, Shea McClellin, Kyle Van Noy #2b Pick - David Harris's gone
S(4): Devin McCourty, Patrick Chung, Duron Harmon, #3 Pick - Jordan Rcihard's gone
CB(5): Stephon Gilmore, Eric Rowe, Jonathan Jones, Johnson Bademosi, #2a Pick - Butler's gone
ST(6): Joe Cardona, Ryan Allen, Stephen Gostkowski, Brandon King, Nate Ebner, Matthew Slater
I believe they could have gotten more in the off-season. Having said that if it became clear that Jimmy G was never going to sign any type of bridge contract they had to trade now or lose him and get nothing at the end of the year. There was no way they would franchise him and tie up $40 mill on the QB position between him and Brady.
The miscalculation came in the offseason when I believe there was a 1st round plus a 3 or a 4 on the table from the Browns.
And we know what a great judge of talent that they are.......NOT...Browns FO weren't sold on JG.
Wrong. If BB offered him "the moon" we wouldn't know anyway -- he very well might have. What we DO know is that they negotiated earnestly with him over the spring and summer. They obviously wanted him badly enough to forego ANYTHING they could've got for him previously, which likely was more than what they just received from the 49ers. What skewed things is the conclusion by all concerned that JG wants to play NOW, in which case nothing short of the franchise tag would have keept him in New England. The Patriots even looked into doing that, but after careful consideration of how that would hamstring them financially in free agency -- and the elephant in the room of JG wanting to be a starter with Brady still viable -- they did the only thing they could to get some return for him. What happened was as much JG's choice as it was the Patriots' and also due to Brady proving he still has it for a while yet.They apparently didn't want to keep him too bad. The reports aren't that Bill offered him the moon to try to lure him to sign; everything is saying the team tried to get contract negotiations underway in the spring but then felt it would be "too difficult" to make a deal. If the team truly considered his talent comparable to Brady's, they'd have kept him, picked up talks in the offseason, done what they needed to do, but they certainly wouldn't have just shrugged their shoulders midseason and shipped him off.
Agreed, and BB then sent JG to a NFC-W team that's a few years away from being a factor. It all makes sense to me.Wrong. If BB offered him "the moon" we wouldn't know anyway -- he very well might have. What we DO know is that they negotiated earnestly with him over the spring and summer. They obviously wanted him badly enough to forego ANYTHING they could've got for him previously, which likely was more than what they just received from the 49ers. What skewed things is the conclusion by all concerned that JG wants to play NOW, in which case nothing short of the franchise tag would have keept him in New England. The Patriots even looked into doing that, but after careful consideration of how that would hamstring them financially in free agency -- and the elephant in the room of JG wanting to be a starter with Brady still viable -- they did the only thing they could to get some return for him. What happened was as much JG's choice as it was the Patriots' and also due to Brady proving he still has it for a while yet.
Why not just include him in the trade? Huh?
That's the thing, the Browns 'analytics' strategy sounds like a winner till you realize that someone still has to pick the right players with the right attitudes for it all to work out. I'm sure Jamie Collins looks great via analytics. Everywhere else, not so much.And we know what a great judge of talent that they are.......NOT...
Could we flip that 2nd round pick for Suh?
Huge win for SF.
They got possibly the best QB available.
They don't have to pick a QB with their 1st and can easily get 2nd (and more) back with trading down.
Should have sold high on draft day like we told you, damn it!
Sincerely,
About 99% of all Patriots fans
And now Hue is part of the problem..."Whatever the reasons that the Browns didn’t trade for Garoppolo (and there have been some reports that Garoppolo and his agent didn’t want to go to Cleveland and wouldn’t have been cooperative in contract negotiations), the front office didn’t land the guy Jackson wanted. Bill Parcells liked to say that if he’s going to be told to cook the meal, he ought to have some input into buying the groceries. A lot of coaches feel that way. And Jackson is letting his feelings be known."
What the hell?
Why do this now?
Why trade Brissett if you're going to end up trading Garoppolo?