Would definitely take Foles if the price is right.Benny The Jet;1700024 wrote:Eagles look to be willing to trade Foles. IMO...Foles is better option than we have or could get in draft. Any interest there? What pick/s would it take?
Interestinglike_that;1700014 wrote:This article came out just in time. LOLFAIL on br http://espn.go.com/espn/feature/story/_/id/12179331/how-many-players-away-super-bowl-team
...or block the person in front of him as assigned and let Nelson catch and possess the ball.Ironman92;1700088 wrote:Interesting
Though the Packers could've had a high school TE to grab that onsides from the air and they are in the SB
I wouldn't even give a 7th for him. He looked god awful in person.Commander of Awesome;1700195 wrote:How about Mike Glennon? I would think he could be had for a 3/4th round pick.
My eyes told me I'd rather have Hoyer.Commander of Awesome;1700195 wrote:How about Mike Glennon? I would think he could be had for a 3/4th round pick.
Article states Haden and Mack are average players.like_that;1700014 wrote:This article came out just in time. LOLFAIL on br http://espn.go.com/espn/feature/story/_/id/12179331/how-many-players-away-super-bowl-team
I am sure the beginning of Haden's season brought his grade down to average. Not sure how Mack is average. Maybe missing half the season brought his grade down.Sonofanump;1700228 wrote:Article states Haden and Mack are average players.
Yeah, no thanks.Commander of Awesome;1700241 wrote:Glennon isn't exactly a blue chip prospect. But he's young, still just 25, and has been solid in scattered playing time during his first two seasons in the NFL.
In 19 career games, Glennon has thrown for 4,025 yards, with 29 touchdowns and 15 interceptions while completing 58.8 percent of his passes. Plus he has the physical tools. I threw out 3/4 because I've read articles saying he could be had for a 3rd-5th round pick. I'd certainty send a 5th for him if we can't get Winston/Mariota, as I think he's better than any FA QB on the market.
Then I would hold no validity to the list since production (including time missed due to injuries) from Sept to Dec 2014 does not equals projected output from Sept to Dec 2015. Now if someone wants to state that with an average QB (12-17) range that this team is a 11-5 playoff team, I would agree with them.like_that;1700266 wrote:I am sure the beginning of Haden's season brought his grade down to average. Not sure how Mack is average. Maybe missing half the season brought his grade down.
Well, in fairness, that was mainly Lovie Smith and his fear of playing younger, less-tested players when he can simply throw out a crappy veteran player.HighRoller74;1700422 wrote:No thanks on Glennon. He couldn't beat out Josh McCown on a team that finished in last place.
I wonder if he will be getting that much from anybody else. He is injury prone and already has a career worth of concussions. If the Browns lose him, they are going to have a lot of money to deal with in FA this off season.Dr. KnOiTaLL;1700439 wrote:According to a report from NFL Draft Diamonds, Cleveland Browns tight end Jordan Cameron has turned down an offer worth $6-7 million a year.
http://cle.247sports.com/Bolt/REPORT-TE-Cameron-turns-down-Browns-offer-35092418
And we should get a pretty solid compensatory pick.like_that;1700442 wrote:I wonder if he will be getting that much from anybody else. He is injury prone and already has a career worth of concussions. If the Browns lose him, they are going to have a lot of money to deal with in FA this off season.