scott99
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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.butler for Sherman straight up could be a deal i see both sides doing.
Why don't we start a deal around Butler for Sherman, obviously we'd have to give more. Butler, a 3rd this year and a 2nd next year ? Would that do it ?
I guess we're talking about an All-pro who would likely flourish in NE vs a guy we're not even certain will be on the roster after the draft? I'm not arguing with you so much as I'm pointing out that Butler being in NE in 2017, while seemingly likely, is hardly guaranteed. If you can replace him with a guy like Richard Sherman, yeah, you kick the tires on that a few times to see what it would take. Expressing interest does not necessarily mean anything will happen.He annoys the hell out of me: I have no interest in rooting for the jackass. He'll cost too much. No one really knows how good he'd be outside of his present surroundings/system. Butler is a very good player, younger, in hand, and a good egg, for short money. WTF are we even talking about this for?
I think this is something that would be a win for everyone. No one is significantly worse after the trade.Now there's an interesting concept - trade Butler and a 4th for Sherman and a 3rd. Seattle gets a younger player that they can extend on similar money as Sherman but get the first year cheap, and it only costs them one round's worth of pick movement.
Yeah, I agree. Seattle isn't exactly "rebuilding" but I'm pretty sure they know they're better off trying to build to be better over the next 3-4 years than trying to "win now." My guess is that they'd be happier with a really good CB who's a few years younger on a 5 year deal than Sherman for the next 2 years, while also getting this year at a lower rate. Conversely, the Patriots are somewhat inclined to be really good this year and probably next, and Sherman makes them better. They would only be spending about $7m this year more to upgrade from Butler to Sherman, and then get another year of Sherman at a fair price.I think this is something that would be a win for everyone. No one is significantly worse after the trade.
So, some (insanely optimistic) people here would be expecting the 11th overall pick for Malcolm Butler, but would only part with a 2nd rounder for Richard Sherman?
Depends on how much they would have to pay butler. Cheaper player under contract longer balances out talent gaps.I'd love that but I don't see Seattle doing it.
Now there's an interesting concept - trade Butler and a 4th for Sherman and a 3rd. Seattle gets a younger player that they can extend on similar money as Sherman but get the first year cheap, and it only costs them one round's worth of pick movement.
Now there's an interesting concept - trade Butler and a 4th for Sherman and a 3rd. Seattle gets a younger player that they can extend on similar money as Sherman but get the first year cheap, and it only costs them one round's worth of pick movement.
I'm trying, but for some reason Pete isn't answering my calls.Good enough, terms are settled. Get this done Ross, no excuses.
Yeah, I'm not sure what the Seahawks are looking for exactly. How would you modify my idea to make it more plausible in your opinion?Seattle's not making that trade.