Roger Goodell just gave us a 1st round pick +

[patsfaninpa]

What Did Brady sigin a extension until he's 50? No way we Trade Grop for a First Rounder if he's the real deal. How long did it take us to get a QB like Brady again??? Nuff Said!

We'd have to sign Jimmy G after 2017. Can't afford with Brady signed. Think Osweiler money. And KC pick for Cassel was 34. Jimmy G will be cheaper for a year and better IMO.

 

[XLIX]

Seattle traded a 1st rounder for Percy Harvin who was in the last year of his rookie contract. He immediately signed an extension as part of the trade.

And how did that work out for them?

 

[patsfaninpa]

And how did that work out for them?

Won Super Bowl, eh?

 

[mgteich]

One year left on rookie deal, plus a chance to franchise him for 2 years, and all the time in the world to work out a long term deal. Potentially the franchise route is pricier than other QBs of his ability, but the team would view a trade as the opportunity to have him for 3 years minimum.

franchise Garappolo?

 

[SHOWTIME15]

If Cassel wasn't worth a first rounder after going 11-5 in 2008, Jimmy isn't going to fetch one for 4 games, even if he goes 4-0.

Cassel was not good. And Jimmy G should be judged on his ability after 4 games, not his record. He could be 0-4 but still play well.

 

[Hammer of Thor]

franchise Garappolo?

While the tag has been used for Manning and Brees, it's also been used for Cassel in the past as well as Kirk Cousins this year. One year ago today, would you really have thought of Kirk Cousins as a franchise QB? Again, teams are desperate for anything resembling decent play by a QB. *IF* Garappolo plays well in his 4 games (the premise behind this whole thing), then there will be a team out there that says that similar play as a starter in 2017 is worth a franchise tag if needed for 2018. Obviously if Garappolo sucks this year, this whole discussion is moot.