NFL News Patriots trade for dolphins Isaiah Ford [released 12/5]

[Wax Frog]

Not sure what this is all about.,,

Ryan Fitzpatrick shows some leg at Dolphins practice, pays tribute to ex-teammate Miami traded away

Who wears short shorts? Well, Miami Dolphins quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick isn’t afraid to. And all for a good reason. Fitzpatrick, the 16-year veteran and backup to rookie Tua Tagovailoa, wore his shorts slightly higher than usual…

www.sun-sentinel.com

 

[luuked]

They acquired depth at a time they were running out of WRs for a conditional late round pick in 2022. Then the starting receivers got healthier and another player -- Moncrief -- leapfrogged him and made him redundant.

It was a good move in terms of emergency depth as nobody knew how long Harry would be out and additional injuries could happen anytime. It also didn't really cost them anything valuable. One trade down in the fifth round and they have that pick back again.

Literally not much to see here..

 

[borg]

A WR whiff?

 

[FortressX]

Isiah Thomas out.

Sidney Moncrief in.

In Red, Danny, BB we trust.

 

[FCB02062]

Ford probably sucked at special teams so bill dumped him... Can't have anyone on the roster that can't be a gunner or play on the field goal team

 

[captain stone]

Guys compete and the best man wins. Moncrief is better so the Pats are stronger. Why is that a waste?

It's a waste because Ford shouldn't have been competing with Moncrief for a roster spot.

 

[State]

Hard to see a downside. Ford is on the team, an effective use of a 7th round pick two years from now.

You see it now, don’t you? He’s no longer in the team, and we may have burned a sixth-rounder in 2022–not a seventh.
The Bills used to do stupid stunts like this. Now it’s us.

 

[Uptown]

 

[bresna]

You see it now, don’t you? He’s no longer in the team, and we may have burned a sixth-rounder in 2022–not a seventh.
The Bills used to do stupid stunts like this. Now it’s us.

Has that been confirmed? I read "conditional draft pick". I would assume that since he was cut, we don't owe the Dolphins anything.

 

[Sciz]

Has that been confirmed? I read "conditional draft pick". I would assume that since he was cut, we don't owe the Dolphins anything.

It has been confirmed to be a 7th.

My belief is that they had to report it to the league as a "conditional 6th" because their 7th was already conditionally traded to Detroit for Michael Jackson. When that pick officially doesn't go to the Lions for Jackson, then it can instead go to the Dolphins (rather than the 6th) for Ford. It's somewhat comparable to how the Jamie Collins trade was for a "conditional 4th" because the Browns agreed to trade the compensatory 3rd that they hadn't officially received yet.

 

[Mack Herron]

 

[FortressX]

Cue Felgy !

Can a person be a Dolphin and then not be a Dolphin and then be a Dolphin again.

 

[cupofjoe1962]

You see it now, don’t you? He’s no longer in the team, and we may have burned a sixth-rounder in 2022–not a seventh.
The Bills used to do stupid stunts like this. Now it’s us.

This reminds me of when we gave a 5th for a reject center Russel Bodine a couple years ago from Buffalo who never played a snap & was gone in days.

Love coach Belichick
Not so much GM Belichick

 

[UGAPatsfan]

Jeepers Belichick has been getting WORKED in the trade dept for a few years.

 

[slifersd]

Didn't make sense when they made the trade and doesn't make sense now lol. I guess just another one in the long line of buffling personnel decisions, but at least this is only for a low round pick.

 

[Kontradiction]

 

[captain stone]

Indefensible. Period.

He is now literally providing aid & comfort to the enemy.

 

[italian pat patriot]

That's really weird to loose a 7th round "free of charge"...

 

[Midship]

Another pathetic WR personnel move. Add it to the endless list...

 

[jmt57]

Football Transactions Search Results

Most of the trades (such as the one for Ford) are of so little consequence, they are not worth worrying about. On the other hand there were far more hits a few years ago than there have been in the last two years.


Trades (not including draft day/draft pick trades)
Date ---------- Acquired --------- Relinquished ----------- Team -------- Outcome
2020-11-03 -- WR Isaiah Ford --- 2022 conditional 7th --- Dolphins --- Never Played
2020-08-09 -- CB Mike Jackson -- 2022 conditional 7th -- Lions -------- Practice Squad
2020-04-21 -- 2020 4th rounder --- Gronk, 2020 7th rd -- Buccaneers - TE Devin Asiasi

2019-10-24 -- 2021 6th rounder -- DE Michael Bennett -- Cowboys ---- TBD
2019-10-22 -- WR Mohamed Sanu - 2020 2nd rounder - Falcons - desperation move did not work out
2019-09-10 -- 2021 6th rounder -- WR Demaryius Thomas -- Jets ------ TBD
2019-08-31 -- 2020 6th rounder -- CB Keion Crossen ----- Texans ------ LB Cassh Maluia, PS
2019-08-30 -- C Russell Bodine --- 2020 6th rounder ----- Bills ------- released 7 days later
2019-08-30 -- 2020 6th rounder -- Duke Dawson, 2020 7th -- Broncos -- OL Justin Herron
2019-08-29 -- OT Korey Cunningham, '20 6th rd - '20 4th rd - Arizona -- used for Bodine
2019-08-12 -- TE Eric Saubert --- 2020 conditional 7th --- Falcons -- lost nothing (conditions not met)
2019-06-13 -- TE Michael Roberts -- 2020 conditional 7th -- Lions -- trade voided two days later
2019-04-29 -- 2020 7th rounder -- TE Jacob Hollister --- Seahawks - pick used in Gronk trade to Bucs
2019-03-14 -- DE Michael Bennett, 2020 7th -- 2020 5th -- Eagles --- 6 games, 2.5 sacks, 5 tackles, 3 TFL

2018-09-17 -- WR Josh Gordon, 2019 #243 -- 2019 5th --- Browns -- 60 rcpt, 1,007 yards, 4 TD
2018-08-31 -- 2020 7th rounder -- S Jordan Richards -- Falcons -- C Dustin Woodard, retired
2018-04-03 -- 2018 1st & 6th -- WR Brandin Cooks, '18 4th -- Rams -- OL Isaiah Wynn, CB K Crossen
2018-03-19 -- Cordarrelle Patterson, '18 6th (Braxton Berrios) -- 2018 5th -- Raiders - 5 TD; 1,138 yards
2018-03-15 -- Jason McCourty, '18 7th (Danny Etling) -- 2018 5th -- Browns -- 40 games, 1998 snaps
2018-03-14 -- Danny Shelton, '18 5th (used in trade for Patterson) -- Browns -- Super Bowl

2017-10-30 -- 2018 2nd, subsequently traded down -- QB Jimmy G -- 49ers
2017-09-02 -- WR Phillip Dorsett -- QB Jacoby Brissett -- Colts
2017-09-02 -- CB Johnson Bademosi -- 2019 6th rounder -- Lions
2017-09-02 -- DE Cassius Marsh --- 2018 5th & 7th -- Seahawks
2017-09-01 -- 2018 7th (TE Ryan Izzo) -- CB Justin Coleman -- Seahawks
2017-08-29 -- OLB Marquis Flowers -- 2018 7th, #249 -- Bengals
2017-03-10 -- DE Kony Ealy, '17 3rd (Derek Rivers, Antonio Garcia) -- '17 2nd -- Panthers
2017-03-10 -- Brandin Cooks, '17 4th -- 2017 1.32 & 3.103 -- Saints
(1.32 used on Pro Bowl OT Ryan Ramczyk); Cooks: 1,082 yards, 7 TD and another 1st round pick
2017-03-09 -- Dwayne Allen, '17 6th -- 2017 4th rounder -- Colts

2016-10-31 -- 2017 3rd rounder -- Jamie Collins -- Browns -- pick used in Cooks trade with Saints
2016-10-25 -- Kyle Van Noy, '17 7.239 -- 2017 6.235 -- Lions -- 2 Super Bowls
2016-10-25 -- 2017 5th -- TE AJ Derby -- Broncos -- pick used for RFA RB Mike Gillislee (5 TD in '17)
2016-09-07 -- CB Eric Rowe -- 2018 conditional 3rd or 4th -- Eagles -- 2 Super Bowls
2016-08-25 -- Barkevious Mingo -- 2017 5th -- Browns -- 323 special team snaps, SB
2016-08-24 -- 2017 conditional 7th -- Bryan Stork -- Washington - voided, failed physical
2016-05-09 -- 2017 conditional 7th -- Jon Bostic -- Lions
2016-03-16 -- TE Matysaurus Bennett, 6th -- 2016 4th -- Bears -- 55 catches, 7 TD, SB
2016-03-15 -- Jonathan Cooper, '16 2nd -- Chandler Jones -- Arizona -- yeah, no