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That's f***ing stupid.

Do it, all of you. Taylor sucks and won't get the Donkeys anywhere. Then they won't have a first next year. Buffalo will blow Cleveland's pick this year on a QB who busts and then won't have a first next year. Buffalo will suck, Denver will suck, and then neither will have a first next year to try to fix their issues. Works for me!
 
Exciting trade if it happens, but the main thing that doesn't make sense is why the Doncos would do this deal in the first place. He's not the worst borderline starting QB in the league, but he really struggles to throw the ball with any accuracy so why break the bank for this guy?
 
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If those details were to hold, Buffalo would be going all in on a QBOTF.
 
Am I missing something? I am working on 3 hours sleep here, but why would the Browns end up with two firsts and a whole whack of picks in that equation?

Like, break it down... Cleveland trades a second for two first round picks, and multiple later round picks?

Not DW Toys
 
Am I missing something? I am working on 3 hours sleep here, but why would the Browns end up with two firsts and a whole whack of picks in that equation?

Like, break it down... Cleveland trades a second for two first round picks, and multiple later round picks?

Not DW Toys

To add to that. Why would Denver give up a first and a "bunch of other picks" for a mid tier QB?

Side Note: Kubiak coached him in Baltimore? Maybe he thinks Tyrod is the answer.
 
Am I missing something? I am working on 3 hours sleep here, but why would the Browns end up with two firsts and a whole whack of picks in that equation?

Like, break it down... Cleveland trades a second for two first round picks, and multiple later round picks?

Not DW Toys

The second overall pick has some serious value to it. It is definitely worth the last pick in the first round, as well as BUF's first round selection, too.

It's hard to speculate on how many mid round picks they'd bring in as well, but I'm guessing at least 1-2. Just look at the ridiculous haul that the Rams got for trading with Washington when the Skins selected RG3.
 
The second overall pick has some serious value to it. It is definitely worth the last pick in the first round, as well as BUF's first round selection, too.

It's hard to speculate on how many mid round picks they'd bring in as well, but I'm guessing at least 1-2. Just look at the ridiculous haul that the Rams got for trading with Washington when the Skins selected RG3.
Thanks for clearing that up (remember I said I have hardly slept). I was reading 2nd round pick.
 
Enrico Polazzo
To add to that. Why would Denver give up a first and a "bunch of other picks" for a mid tier QB?

Side Note: Kubiak coached him in Baltimore? Maybe he thinks Tyrod is the answer.

I think TT is a serviceable QB but they would be better served bringing in RGIII
 
Am I missing something? I am working on 3 hours sleep here, but why would the Browns end up with two firsts and a whole whack of picks in that equation?

Like, break it down... Cleveland trades a second for two first round picks, and multiple later round picks?

Not DW Toys
I have a better one if you want to hear it......ready?
That Trade is non quality! At least I post reasons and details plus research:

First of all why would anyone want to spend wampum on Taylor? The Bills won't spend to reup the kid. This is much more realistic.

Chew on this:
===First Round pick #7. TRADE-Miami Dolphins from San Francisco 49ers (Pending prior Trade, San Francisco 49ers Trade QB Kaepernick to the Denver Broncos for Denver 3rd round pick #94.)

The Miami Dolphins get San Francisco 1st Round Pick #7, 2nd round pick, # 37, 3rd round pick #94 [via Denver for Kaepernick], and RB Carlos Hyde from the 49ers.

The San Francisco 49ers get QB Ryan Tannehill, “if reinstated” rights to DE Dion Jordon and Miami Dolphins 1st pick #13.

Chip gets his “run option” QB in Tannehill who has been mediocre for the Dolphins but better than the latest edition of Kaepernick who does not trust the 49ers organization. It was not a sure thing the Dolphins would have upped Tannehill and his too high salary in 2017 anyway.

The 49ers have CAP room after moving Kaepernick for Tannehill.

Former Oregon Duck Jordon would seek to reestablish his career with his former coach Chip Kelly.

Miami gets the RB they are desperate for.

===First Round Pick #4. TRADE-Miami Dolphins from Dallas Cowboys via San Francisco 49ers. (In prior Trade, Miami Dolphins get 1st Round Pick #7 from the San Francisco 49ers.)

Dallas Cowboys get 1st Round pick #7, 2nd Round pick #42 from Miami Dolphins.

The Miami Dolphins get Dallas Cowboys 1st Round pick #4 and Dallas Cowboys 4th Round pick #101. Miami Dolphins select Jared Goff, QB, California (Or Wentz pending Cleveland)

The Cowboys make the trade gaining 96 Points according to the NFL Draft Value Chart by moving down just three spots and gaining a 4th Round pick.

The Dolphins picked up an extra pick in the 3rd Round and 4th Round in the Tannehill Trade so they have ammunition.

Adam Gase starts his Head Coach career with a shiny new QB and they still have the serviceable Matt Moore in reserve. Pick # 13 to get to pick #4 in the 1st Round would have cost the Dolphins too much. Trading Tannehill, who does not fit the Gase QB mold, makes sense.

==== Fifth Round Pick #144-TRADE-LA Rams from Denver Broncos. Denver Broncos Trade 5th Round Pick #144 to L.A. Rams for QB Nick Foles.

Younger than Sanchez and tall like Manning and Osweiler, Foles had 53 TDs and 27 INTs in 59 games. He also ran the ball well in 2013 surprisingly with 225 Yards. Might be a better fit than Sanchez in Kubiak’s system. Very affordable CAP wise for the strapped Broncos. Lynch will be gone before 1st Round pick #31 anyway. They can stand pat or go for a QB in the later rounds such as Hogan.

I had this in another post.

Do you have all of this? It makes sense and the numbers do work....so there!
DWToys
 
Enrico Polazzo


I think TT is a serviceable QB but they would be better served bringing in RGIII


I agree. I could have written that a little better. I was thinking of what could add merit to the Denver's rumored interest in TT. I don't see them tossing out a first plus additional later picks to get him though.

I like RGIII as well and hope he gets a chance to get his career back on track. What he went through in Washington, some self inflicted, was a total circus.
 
I have a better one if you want to hear it......ready?
That Trade is non quality! At least I post reasons and details plus research:

First of all why would anyone want to spend wampum on Taylor? The Bills won't spend to reup the kid. This is much more realistic.

Chew on this:
===First Round pick #7. TRADE-Miami Dolphins from San Francisco 49ers (Pending prior Trade, San Francisco 49ers Trade QB Kaepernick to the Denver Broncos for Denver 3rd round pick #94.)

The Miami Dolphins get San Francisco 1st Round Pick #7, 2nd round pick, # 37, 3rd round pick #94 [via Denver for Kaepernick], and RB Carlos Hyde from the 49ers.

The San Francisco 49ers get QB Ryan Tannehill, “if reinstated” rights to DE Dion Jordon and Miami Dolphins 1st pick #13.

Chip gets his “run option” QB in Tannehill who has been mediocre for the Dolphins but better than the latest edition of Kaepernick who does not trust the 49ers organization. It was not a sure thing the Dolphins would have upped Tannehill and his too high salary in 2017 anyway.

The 49ers have CAP room after moving Kaepernick for Tannehill.

Former Oregon Duck Jordon would seek to reestablish his career with his former coach Chip Kelly.

Miami gets the RB they are desperate for.

===First Round Pick #4. TRADE-Miami Dolphins from Dallas Cowboys via San Francisco 49ers. (In prior Trade, Miami Dolphins get 1st Round Pick #7 from the San Francisco 49ers.)

Dallas Cowboys get 1st Round pick #7, 2nd Round pick #42 from Miami Dolphins.

The Miami Dolphins get Dallas Cowboys 1st Round pick #4 and Dallas Cowboys 4th Round pick #101. Miami Dolphins select Jared Goff, QB, California (Or Wentz pending Cleveland)

The Cowboys make the trade gaining 96 Points according to the NFL Draft Value Chart by moving down just three spots and gaining a 4th Round pick.

The Dolphins picked up an extra pick in the 3rd Round and 4th Round in the Tannehill Trade so they have ammunition.

Adam Gase starts his Head Coach career with a shiny new QB and they still have the serviceable Matt Moore in reserve. Pick # 13 to get to pick #4 in the 1st Round would have cost the Dolphins too much. Trading Tannehill, who does not fit the Gase QB mold, makes sense.

==== Fifth Round Pick #144-TRADE-LA Rams from Denver Broncos. Denver Broncos Trade 5th Round Pick #144 to L.A. Rams for QB Nick Foles.

Younger than Sanchez and tall like Manning and Osweiler, Foles had 53 TDs and 27 INTs in 59 games. He also ran the ball well in 2013 surprisingly with 225 Yards. Might be a better fit than Sanchez in Kubiak’s system. Very affordable CAP wise for the strapped Broncos. Lynch will be gone before 1st Round pick #31 anyway. They can stand pat or go for a QB in the later rounds such as Hogan.

I had this in another post.

Do you have all of this? It makes sense and the numbers do work....so there!
DWToys
 
When I read stories like this helps me realize how weak the available the QB choices are, we have #12.

The value of Jimmy G. has just increased...
 
Taylor is solid but, noway Elway is that stupid.
 
 
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