Bengals/Giants trade thought.

[BFritz21]

(02-02-2023, 07:33 PM)ochocincos Wrote: No way in hell would I give up Boyd AND 28 to move up 3 spots.
Not even if Bengals got a later pick as well.
Just trade Boyd for a pick straight up.
Bengals don't need to try to get a few picks earlier in the draft.
I know you really want Mayer, but come on.

Would they do that, especially with him on the last year of his deal?

I almost feel like he'd need to agree to a contract before.

[*ochocincos*]

(02-02-2023, 07:38 PM)BFritz21 Wrote: Would they do that, especially with him on the last year of his deal?

I almost feel like he'd need to agree to a contract before.

I would think some potential contender who could use a good slot receiver might be willing to give up a 2nd or 3rd rounder.
This draft has a glut of talent on Day 2.

[*Go Cards*]

Like Boyd a lot and feel Bengals beat the Chiefs if he does not get hurt even.

Yet certainly would take a 1st round pick for him, but just don't see anybody anteing up that much.

[THE PISTONS]

At 26...you likely won't get a player anywhere near Boyd's talent.

[samhain]

I thought I heard somewhere that David Mulgheta of Athletes First is Tee's agent.

This is bad news for anyone that expects him to take a team-friendly deal to keep the band together. Mulgheta also negotiates for Jesse Bates and Deshaun Watson. He's not a guy that's looking to get anything but the biggest deal possible.

Again, I'd absolutely hate to see Tee go before his deal is up. Even so, knowing who he's got negotiating his deal makes me a bit nervous about them keeping him. Chances were not great to begin with, but now I'd say they're damn near non-existent.

Trading Tee would suck, but getting a haul for him wouldn't be the dumbest idea.

[*Go Cards*]

(02-02-2023, 10:08 PM)THE PISTONS Wrote: At 26...you likely won't get a player anywhere near Boyd's talent.

Like Boyd and hope he stays, but he was only a 2nd round selection himself. 

[lostpoet2]

I can see the Bengals drafting Boyd’s replacement this year, having him play out his contract next season, and then letting him walk in free agency in order to collect a comp pick.