10-31-2017, 09:19 PM
(10-31-2017, 09:14 PM)rfaulk34 Wrote: Nah. I'm not happy with getting any picks (obv an overall #1-5 would suffice) because there's no track record of better than average success from them. Heap on the fact they have needs and a few guys were moved that could have helped the Bengals this year...and i think one or two that were rumored to be available.
Stop it.
This would have been a great and incredibly rare smart move.
You aren't going to fleece many teams for a bad player like we almost did to the Browns.
No team with OL to trade needs McCarron. Buffalo and Houston were the only known OL sellers and they have QBs who are both vastly better than AJM.
Getting high value picks for AJM is the best possible outcome. Stop thinking about it as players. Think about it as swapping a 5th for a 2nd and 3rd. Because that's what it is.
Oh and:
Carlos Dunlap
Jordan Shipley (not holding injuries against him)
Mohamed Sanu
Giovani Bernard
Somehow forgot Andy Dalton
Tyler Kroft looks to be a solid NFL player. Which after the first round, that's a win.
This team is only going to win if they build through the draft until Mike Brown dies.
So the best bet is to just get as many picks as possible at the lowest cost. Trading a bad player for picks is a good thing
