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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.1. I don't see any team offering a first round pick for him. It's possible but I don't see it. First round pick plus an expensive contract to handle?
2. He's worth more than a first round pick to the Pats.
I could be wrong.
Ian, Woul;d hate to lose Gronk but there are options if he wants out.
He would look great in Orange and Brown (BB's gulag !) He would have fun as he would have Jan and Feb off to act and wrestle.
Just for laughs would you trade Gronk for the Browns #33 and #35 and Joe Thoma (tricep recovery)? You may loose Nate Solder. You can certainly get a couple more years out of Thomas (33) and Solder is no spring chicken at 30. Thomas might be an upgrade and he gets to compete in the play-offs and in Super Bowl contention. Thomas is at $13.5mm, Solder might top that in FA. Thomas' contract expires after this year so they can resign him or not.
Great one year rental that plugs a hole but could extend more.
Now would the Browns want Gronk? They can get more interest in any QB FA or Draft with Gronk in that uniform.
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What TEs? LolGronk to Houston for Clowney and one of their tight ends.
CJ or GriffinWhat TEs? Lol
I heard CJ was planning retirement due to multiple concussions. Not sure if he’s “all in” at this point.CJ or Griffin
Some unverified rumor at the combine was that we were sniffing around Jadeveon Clowney.Gronk to Houston for Clowney and one of their tight ends.
I'd agree accept Exhibit a is Stephen Gilmore.One rumor said that Clowney is going to be the highest paid non-QB in the NFL, which would put him at over $19 million a year. Hard to see the Patriots doing that.
Excluding franchise tags, Gilmore’s yearly average makes him around the 35th highest paid non-QB in the NFL right now. It’s a huge jump to go from his $13 million a year to Clowney’s hypothetical $19+ million a year.I'd agree accept Exhibit a is Stephen Gilmore.
BB has shown he will pay top dollar for top performers
I'm not so sureThis can be written down.
1. Gronk snot being traded
2. Cooks won’t be going no where
3. They won’t get clowney
BB has shown he will pay top dollar for top performers
It does no good to trade him to a team he won’t report to, and Gronk Would most certainly retire before playing for Cleveland. And it would be a douchebag move to treat him that poorly.
Top 15 pick to an NFC team or just let it play out.
Perhaps.
Rather keep him
But if his beef is money, the Browns might tear up his contract (sign and trade)?
Secondly, yes it could be seen as an evil move, but if it comes down to this, .......everyone gets what they want. It doesn't seem like Gronk is shedding a tear if it is true and he wants to walk (if true).
Gronk shoots his way out. Rosenhaus gets more money and displays his power to gather new clients.
Gronk gets to be the face of the Franchise and not overshadowed by a TB (perhaps it's ego with him?). He wants out because he does not feel the love? He will be loved there.
Maybe a new contract. Plenty of love. Plenty of free time. A coach he can probably run over.
The Pats get an upgrade at LT with Thomas (if they lose Solder) and two top picks that we hope aren't used to stock pile ST Safeties.
In the end I hope he stays
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