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Should we go after Vincent Jackson from Tampa Bay?


Cam2Benji

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ok I'll play. I'd negotiate like this:

 

"Yeah, he's tall, but he's not as fast or young as he used to be. Your team is in shambles, with your 3rd coach, offensive, and defensive scheme in 4 years. You've traded away several draft picks, including a first rounder, for a 1-year rental on Darrell Revis. Since it's nearly impossible to sign away a franchise QB in free agency, you'll have to draft one, something you've tried and failed at repeatedly. Seems your best move is to trade for either RG3 or Kirk Cousins. How about I send you either DeAngelo Williams, Charles Godfrey, and the 7th round pick we received from Philadelphia for Kenjon Barner."

 

I send D-Will and Godfrey to make salary cap room for V-Jax since D-Will is older w/ a big $$$ contract and Godfrey is making too much $$$ to be a back-up safety and nickel CB. I'm willing to bet that either Whittaker, Reaves, or Seastrunk could spell Stewart with the perimeter runs.

 

With Munnerlyn and Mitchell getting plenty of snaps on their new teams and Ginn getting a score, we should get some compensatory picks in the draft to make up for the one we traded away. But since the comp picks can't be traded, use our remaining 6th rounder to move up in the 4th or 5th round to grab a guy like we did with Benwikere.

 

Do NOT trade away O-line or D-line. Big, fast guys are hard to find and small, fast guys are called CBs or Safety, and there's plenty of those around.

 

Tampa, after trading several of their picks for a QB, will have a viable offense with D-Will and Martin, WR Evans and Owusu, and TE Myers and Rastafarian-Jenkins or whatevs. Not gonna help their front 7, but their back 4 is better with Godfrey. And a pretty even swap salary-wise, too.

Other than no one would ever take that trade, we did not get a 7th rounder for Barner, since he did not make the 53 man roster.

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Other than no one would ever take that trade, we did not get a 7th rounder for Barner, since he did not make the 53 man roster.

 

Chill fella, it was for fun. How about giving it a try? You're Gettleman and the Bucs are willing to deal V_Jax and you want him. Make the deal happen. V-Jax has a $12 million salary and we have $7 million in room right now. Think about what the Bucs have on their roster, what we have on ours, what free agency will probably have available after this season, who the good prospects are in the draft, how well the Bucs have usually done in the draft, and how Gettleman has been approaching the draft.

 

That's how I approached this little What If I Could Be GM thing. It's like a fantasy football team, but with more moving parts to fit together. It really put into perspective how complex Gettleman's job is.

 

look forward to seeing what you come up with

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