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What Would La’el Collins Cost in Trade?
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I wonder what happened
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Is it too early to start the transition to "he wasn't any good anyway" and "there's still the draft"?
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(03-19-2022, 03:35 PM)Shake n Blake Wrote: Is it too early to start the transition to "he wasn't any good anyway" and "there's still the draft"?

It's kind of happening.

Leaving town doesn't mean he won't sign. 
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Probably time to move these threads to the FA section of forum.
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(03-11-2022, 02:50 PM)TheLeonardLeap Wrote: It's not something any of us are used to, but remember that our picks are all 31st in the round. So a Bengals 2nd round pick this year is basically the same as a Bengals 3rd round pick the previous two years. Anyone saying a Bengals 3rd nearly saying a 4th round pick, which is nothing.

I think if you can get him for the 63rd pick in the draft, you gotta go for it.
Yeah, this is where I'm at mentally. If we can get him foe the 3rd obviously yeah, but if we can do it straight up for that number 2, pull the trigger.
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(03-19-2022, 03:48 PM)UKWhoDey Wrote: Yeah, this is where I'm at mentally. If we can get him foe the 3rd obviously yeah, but if we can do it straight up for that number 2, pull the trigger.

He was waived and is a free agent.
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