adambr2
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Why do we want MVS back? He can't stay healthy and even when he is healthy we've been waiting 4 years on the breakout that never happens.
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First straight up enough? Probably not?
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Sure about that ?
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Also the only Twitter account I see reporting a Golladay deal is a fake bait account.
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Golladay was absolutely awful last season. He can't stay healthy, and he can't separate. Only silver lining if we acquired him is that I'm sure we gave up nothing because the Giants would just be happy to unload his contract.
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I really don't want any part of MVS. Too much buck for not enough bang especially for a player who has a hard time staying healthy. Landry or Julio would be fine. Juju would be better.
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I would like JuJu Smith Schuster over Landry or Golladay.
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True. I just think, respectfully, your expectations might be a little unrealistic if you thought Davante would return more. Age and cost matters, too. I would expect Jefferson or Chase to be worth considerably more than Adams in a deal.
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Best is subjective, but Moss and D. Hopkins both returned less. Houston didn't even get a single 1st for Nuk.
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Hard to think they could have expected more. I can't think of any receiver bringing back more than a 1st and 2nd in the last 20 years.
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So no player?
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Hunter Renfrow would be nice
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Kenny G got injured just reading this
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Which we should have had definitely have had some inkling on before we signed Rodgers to his massive extension. EDIT: I guess Rodgers was already well aware of this, so there should be no harm there. But our WR room needs massive work with little money to work with.
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Good thing we didn't just make Rodgers totally untradeable with a big extension. Wait. Honestly, what are we doing? Just go for it or rebuild. What is this??
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Doesn't seem to me like there will be much of a trade market for Love even if we want to deal with him. Indy clearly prefers Jimmy G, Pittsburgh already signed Mitch, Washington traded for Wentz, the Saints are likely to land Watson...and Winston is still available. Not sure who is left that would be interested at the price we'd want.
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Doesn't 3/60 seem cheap for Chris Godwin?
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The day of reckoning coming when Rodgers retires is going to be massive and take several years to recover from. Unlike the Favre to Rodgers era when we took careful measures to ensure a smooth transition, they're basically going all-in on now and saying screw tomorrow. If I had any confidence that Jordan Love would be a serviceable future starter, I think I would have gladly taken the picks and at least had plenty of flexibility building around Love. I'm assuming they really don't believe in Love in the same manner that the previous regime believed in Rodgers.
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Yeah I suppose it's wise to reserve judgment until we see how the actual roster shapes up after the summer.
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The organizational obsession with Crosby is just weird to me at this point. Like, moving on from him should have been one of the easier decisions of the offseason. Hopefully Crosby can improve on his accuracy from 2021 and hopefully Bisaccia can drastically improve the coverage units because touchbacks will again be rare with Crosby's weak leg.
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Yeah, this is it. He wants to be perceived as the guy doing team friendly deals while also enjoying the actual reality of milking every penny he can get.
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No one is giving up a 2nd round pick to sign Allen Lazard to an offer sheet. He'll be back.
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People are missing the point, no one expects Rodgers to take a team friendly deal or begrudge him for getting paid. Just don't act like you're doing anything other than that or in any way doing the organization favors. That's all.
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I mean the money on his extension is staggering.
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Of course it is for this year because they kicked money down the road. That was always going to happen because it had to. It certainly isn't cap friendly in a Tom Brady, leave money on the table type of way.
