Mr. Scot
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Yes, it was.
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Doesn't take "astronomical" if a player is a little older...or wants out. It likely wouldn't take "astronomical" for Shaq Thompson either. For young core players though? Definitely.
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Pretty sure neither the McCaffrey trade nor the Anderson trade happens if Rhule is still in charge. Hell, Robbie was set to be outright cut before they found a trade partner. These are Fitterer's decisions.
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You're reading pretty heavily into what was said.
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Multiple sources have confirmed Moore, Burns, Brown and others are not on the trade block and won't be barring a crazy offer.
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Zero indication he'll be traded
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Tepper didn't call for this move. Not a single source has said anything of the sort.
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From an "anything can happen" stance? Sure. Is it likely though? I'd say definitively not. And Josh Klein said what he said before any of this happened.
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Wilks also stated that neither Mayfield not Darnold will be active this Sunday.
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Confirmed Elflein is out for Sunday.
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Wilks confirmed he was kept informed regarding the trade discussion.
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If he weren't safe, it'd be pretty tough to imagine him being allowed to trade a star player. I don't doubt that Fitterer and Morgan are safe. Wilks is still in the same position an interim coach is always in.
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Listening to Wilks now...
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Fitterer acknowledged having spoken to him about the process.
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Not really. He's just acknowledging Tepper making final decisions. That doesn't say anything about his status at all. He also talked several times about planning for the team's future, which would indicate he's firmly involved in that.
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He actually confirmed that he will be involved.
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Already confirmed from a solid source that he's "very safe".
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No shock. Fitterer and Morgan will do the leg work and the owner will approve the final decision.
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Probably not a coincidence that this doesn't happen until after Matt Rhule is removed...
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No we're not.
