Trade Deadline

TheStarStillShines · Joined: 12 Oct 2004 Posts: 8260

If the Boys are 2-5 come the deadline, I'd take a first-round pick for Bryant. I'd probably also take a 2nd- and and a 4th/5th-round pick for him.
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htfryar · Posted: Sun Oct 14, 2012 11:02 am Post subject:

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TheStarStillShines · Joined: 12 Oct 2004 Posts: 8260

SF could be a team in the market for a WR. Heck, they should be in the market for a WR.
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Desperado82 · Joined: 20 Feb 2010 Posts: 18236 Location: Maryland

By all means, if we were offered that...the front office would be dumb to turn down a 1st. I just don't see it happening, even with a team that potentially needed a receiver.

I mean, San Francisco just put up over 300 yards through the air with current group, New England doesn't seem to be having any issues scoring nor does Baltimore.
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flyingmonkey30 · Joined: 04 Mar 2007 Posts: 5118

I would feel very uncomfortable giving up Dez for a first. The only reason I say that is because I feel like there is a very good chance that Jerry uses that first on another wide receiver
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TheStarStillShines · Joined: 12 Oct 2004 Posts: 8260

SF hasn't faced a top defence except Minnesota, who held them to 280 yards in total offence and 13 points. The 49ers need another weapon, especially at WR, to get them over the hump IMO.

NE could be in the market for a big, physical WR. They have shown in the past to go after such WRs through FA but with little success. I do think they'll be focusing on defence if they do make a trade.

Baltimore needs another weapon on the outside. Smith has been good and Boldin has played above expectations, but I think they would strongly consider adding Bryant to give the Ravens an excellent young duo for years to come.

Pittsburgh could be a team interested. Neither Wallace nor Brown have performed that well. Adding a 3rd young WR could help their inconsistent offence.

Would Indianapolis deal a 2nd-round pick for Bryant to give Luck another target? Probably a deal that happens in the off-season than mid-season.

What about the Rams giving up a 2nd-round pick? Their young WRs aren't delivering.

Seattle is a team that needs help at WR. Sidney Rice and Golden Tate don't exactly strike fear in opposing secondaries. Adding Bryant would give Wilson a big, physical target.
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Dboys88-82 · Joined: 12 Jan 2011 Posts: 1672

Anything that gets Cole Beasley on the field.
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ChiefMoccanooga · Joined: 28 Jan 2007 Posts: 717 Location: Tennessee

Dez for Britt? Simple as trading two problem childs. Maybe a change of scenery could do both good? Just a thought...

htfryar · Posted: Mon Oct 15, 2012 10:40 am Post subject:

First off, this is just a topic to spawn discussion. We all know that it is not going to happen but, just a hypothetical, if Green Bay offered a straight up trade of Greg Jennings for Dez Bryant, would you do it?

Greg Jennings is 29 years old and is in the last year of his contract. Obviously, he would have to rbe re-signed for a long term deal. He is 5'11" and 198 pounds.

Dez Bryant is almost 24 years old and has 2 more years on his contract. He is likely going to want a new contract soon though. He is 6' 2" and 220 pounds.

Going strictly off the tale of the tape, you would probably say no to the trade. But, there is so much more than just the raw numbers involved. Our WR coach was the Green Bay WR coach and had a great relationship with Jennings. In fact, Jennings put up his best numbers while Robinson was there as the coach. Also, Jennings is known to be a mature, humble guy with a great team-first attitude. The same can not be said for Bryant.

So, if Jennings was willing to re-sign for a reasonable amount, would you make the trade? I would.
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GeneralDissaray · Joined: 07 Apr 2006 Posts: 4460

I'd rather trade Jenkins. I like the guy, but I doubt we are a deep playoff/superbowl contender this year, and I just don't see how he returns. If we can get a 2nd, I say take it.

If a mediocre team(Jets or Browns) offers us a 1st for Dez take it, but don't be in a panic to trade him. He still has two cheap years left on his contract after this year.

Tha King · Joined: 23 Feb 2011 Posts: 3108 Location: Over there