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Nnamdi Asomugha could be had. Nice trade that could work.
This is a deal that can work, it is realistic and it fill holes for both Teams. They let Bodden get on a plane to Houston. That looks bad (WHY!!!). Some on this site can play better CB that Wheatley (Bust-O…BY THE WAY…. second rounder!) and Wilhite (maybe)! We have one player resembling a CB in Butler. Crazy Al has made it known he would like to move Asomugha. His contract is a typical Raiders mess and not financially responsible. If I was the Pats FO I would consider trading #22 for Asomugha in a package that must include Adalius Thomas.
Asomugha is guaranteed roughly a rediculus $14.25 million this year with bonuses with a team option in 2011. Raiders will have to decide by the fifth day of the league year in 2011 whether to opt for 2011. If the Raiders do decide, the final year is guaranteed. If not signed, Asomugha can't be franchised.
Last year Malcom Jenkins, the top Drafted CB in a weak CB class received a five year $19m contract ($11m guaranteed) in the mid pack (14TH) of the Draft without playing a single down in the NFL. The 7th pick of the 2009 Draft received 23 million guaranteed and a 38 million with not a second of NFL time. Almost $8m!
Thomases contract reads (Miguel?):
• Signing bonus: $12 million in 2007.
• Option bonus: $8 million payable in 2008, applied for cap reasons in equal $2 million increments in 2008, 2009, 2010 and 2011.
• Salaries: $900,000 in '07, $900,000 in '08, $1.9 million in '09, $4.9 million in '10 and $5.9 million in '11.
• Workout bonuses: $107,000 annually if he participates in the Patriots' offseason workout program in Foxboro.
So roughly $8.8 million this year for Thomas. If we can do a sign and trade with Asomugha and extend him to six years like the Falcons did Robinson for about the same $9 (+?)m with a decent Bonus, we would get rid of a issue of Thomas who can probably still play at a high level, but just not for the Patriots, and we get arguably one on the top two CB’s in the NFL. If Bodden wants $8m, I would pay Asomugha more.
Here is a deal that will work. Crazy Al has a need for a RB. McFadden is injury prone, Fargas was cut and they would take an offer on Michael Bush right now. His main goal is to cut his outlandish salaries down (he signed SeaBass his kicker for way too much, but he needs to get Seymour done and needs to free up some cash).
Pleas note: Some of my figures are approx.
Raiders get:
The Patriots first round 2010 pick #22.
RB Lawrence Maroney-Salary $1.07m
CB Jonathan Wilhite-Salary $202,750. They would have to replace Asomugha with a NFL ready CB.
OLB Adalius Thomas-Salary $8.8m as wild as Asomugha.
Patriots get:
ILB Kirk Morrison-Salary $2.3m. Over a hundred tackles every year. They will move him for a third. Excellent run defender. 6’2” 242lbs to go with Mayo.
OLB Trevor Scott-Salary$400k. 6’5”, 259lbs. 4.54 40 yrd dash . 6.84 cone (BB favorite)32 presses. Was converted to OLB and played well. 7 sacks. Our NFL ready made DE/OLB conversion.
CB Nnamdi Asomugha-Salary -Roughly $14m which is the key to a long term sign and trade. Perhaps the uncapped year would help.
It is a few more NFL bucks than Bodden and a few more than Thomas.
These deals make sense. Al will move Nnamdi Asomugha. We would love to move Thomas who might work well there and I like the two LB pick ups.
DW Toys
Last edited by DW Toys; 03-07-2010 at 09:09 PM..
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Re: Nnamdi Asomugha could be had. Nice trade that could work.
Quote:
Originally Posted by DW Toys
Pleas note: Some of my figures are approx.
Raiders get:
The Patriots first round 2010 pick #22.
RB Lawrence Maroney-Salary $1.07m
CB Jonathan Wilhite-Salary $202,750. They would have to replace Asomugha with a NFL ready CB.
OLB Adalius Thomas-Salary $8.8m as wild as Asomugha.
Patriots get:
ILB Kirk Morrison-Salary $2.3m. Over a hundred tackles every year. They will move him for a third. Excellent run defender. 6’2” 242lbs to go with Mayo.
OLB Trevor Scott-Salary$400k. 6’5”, 259lbs. 4.54 40 yrd dash . 6.84 cone (BB favorite)32 presses. Was converted to OLB and played well. 7 sacks. Our NFL ready made DE/OLB conversion.
CB Nnamdi Asomugha-Salary -Roughly $14m which is the key to a long term sign and trade. Perhaps the uncapped year would help.
It is a few more NFL bucks than Bodden and a few more than Thomas.
These deals make sense. Al will move Nnamdi Asomugha. We would love to move Thomas who might work well there and I like the two LB pick ups.
DW Toys
Gramps Al has a few cells missing in his coconut, but he hasn't gone completely senile (not yet at least). Exhibit A- fleecing of Pats for 3rd & 5th for Burgess.
Re: Nnamdi Asomugha could be had. Nice trade that could work.
Quote:
Originally Posted by DW Toys
This is a deal that can work, it is realistic and it fill holes for both Teams. They let Bodden get on a plane to Houston. That looks bad (WHY!!!). Some on this site can play better CB that Wheatley (Bust-O…BY THE WAY…. second rounder!) and Wilhite (maybe)! We have one player resembling a CB in Butler. Crazy Al has made it known he would like to move Asomugha. His contract is a typical Raiders mess and not financially responsible. If I was the Pats FO I would consider trading #22 for Asomugha in a package that must include Adalius Thomas.
Asomugha is guaranteed roughly a rediculus $14.25 million this year with bonuses with a team option in 2011. Raiders will have to decide by the fifth day of the league year in 2011 whether to opt for 2011. If the Raiders do decide, the final year is guaranteed. If not signed, Asomugha can't be franchised.
Last year Malcom Jenkins, the top Drafted CB in a weak CB class received a five year $19m contract ($11m guaranteed) in the mid pack (14TH) of the Draft without playing a single down in the NFL. The 7th pick of the 2009 Draft received 23 million guaranteed and a 38 million with not a second of NFL time. Almost $8m!
Thomases contract reads (Miguel?):
• Signing bonus: $12 million in 2007.
• Option bonus: $8 million payable in 2008, applied for cap reasons in equal $2 million increments in 2008, 2009, 2010 and 2011.
• Salaries: $900,000 in '07, $900,000 in '08, $1.9 million in '09, $4.9 million in '10 and $5.9 million in '11.
• Workout bonuses: $107,000 annually if he participates in the Patriots' offseason workout program in Foxboro.
So roughly $8.8 million this year for Thomas. If we can do a sign and trade with Asomugha and extend him to six years like the Falcons did Robinson for about the same $9 (+?)m with a decent Bonus, we would get rid of a issue of Thomas who can probably still play at a high level, but just not for the Patriots, and we get arguably one on the top two CB’s in the NFL. If Bodden wants $8m, I would pay Asomugha more.
Here is a deal that will work. Crazy Al has a need for a RB. McFadden is injury prone, Fargas was cut and they would take an offer on Michael Bush right now. His main goal is to cut his outlandish salaries down (he signed SeaBass his kicker for way too much, but he needs to get Seymour done and needs to free up some cash).
Pleas note: Some of my figures are approx.
Raiders get:
The Patriots first round 2010 pick #22.
RB Lawrence Maroney-Salary $1.07m
CB Jonathan Wilhite-Salary $202,750. They would have to replace Asomugha with a NFL ready CB.
OLB Adalius Thomas-Salary $8.8m as wild as Asomugha.
Patriots get:
ILB Kirk Morrison-Salary $2.3m. Over a hundred tackles every year. They will move him for a third. Excellent run defender. 6’2” 242lbs to go with Mayo.
OLB Trevor Scott-Salary$400k. 6’5”, 259lbs. 4.54 40 yrd dash . 6.84 cone (BB favorite)32 presses. Was converted to OLB and played well. 7 sacks. Our NFL ready made DE/OLB conversion.
CB Nnamdi Asomugha-Salary -Roughly $14m which is the key to a long term sign and trade. Perhaps the uncapped year would help.
It is a few more NFL bucks than Bodden and a few more than Thomas.
These deals make sense. Al will move Nnamdi Asomugha. We would love to move Thomas who might work well there and I like the two LB pick ups.
DW Toys
So you want to trade a first rounder and 3 of the most criticized players on our team for arguably the best CB in football, a very productive ILB and a guy who would immediatly come in and be our best pass rusher? You couldn't pull off this trade in Madden 04.
Al Davis might be a fool, but he would have to be absolutely retarded to trade 3 starters for 3 scrubs and a mid first rounder. That's not even beggining to question the fact that Asomugha's salary is absolutely ridiculous and that the Pats would be much better off using that money to re-sign Bodden and getting two other players. If Bill was willing to put that much money into one player, Julius Peppers (who would fill our biggest need) would be in Foxborough right now.
Last edited by RodThePat; 03-07-2010 at 09:26 PM..
Re: Nnamdi Asomugha could be had. Nice trade that could work.
We could also just cut Brady and Moss to absorb his salary.
Point being that just because you can make cap room doesn't mean the player is worth the money. You'll just have to keep cutting good players for years to fit him into the structure. The Raiders made him untradeable when they paid him a laughable amount of money. I think the Patriots have made it clear on their wheelbarrow-of-money-policy on cornerbacks. Think of names like Asante Samuel and Ty Law. Signing Leigh Bodden for a good value is a much more realistic goal.
As for the multiple-player deal there are way too many factors that we don't know about. Do the players have no-trade clauses? Are they Belichick-type of players? On the other end, why would the Raiders want Maroney? And why, oh why, would they ever want Adalius Thomas?
Last edited by Ice_Ice_Brady; 03-07-2010 at 09:22 PM..