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DA trade interest ?


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1 hour ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Ah, the old trade DA thread...

I hate to break it to folks, but DA is the most overrated player on this forum. He's a solid backup QB, nothing more nothing less. Hell, Shaun Hill has significantly higher career averages for completion percentage, yards per game, and QB rating than DA does.  Half of this forum acts like DA would be an All Pro if he wasn't Cam's backup.

Let's be honest. The backup QB is the best player on 29 of the 32 NFL teams. 

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Every time when one of these threads pops up, you have these posters who overvalue DA, and they just LOVE to play that "he beat Tampa when Cam went down" card.  Tampa ended up being the worst team that year, Jimmy Clausen could have beaten them.  If Cam went down, DA will not be able to come in and win us games.  Hell, we had so many nail bitters last year despite having the NFL's MVP as our QB.  I know that's hard to believe for some of you, but if I was the GM and a team contacted me about a trade for DA, I would take it.  Very good chance this could be DA's final year anyways.  

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2 hours ago, manu4t said:

DA is incredibly valuable, he showed his worth when Cam was hurt previously.  We dont want to be in the position MN is in with a dumpster fire behind Cam, so I am betting DG wont trade him, period.

That's kinda a tough position to be in if the offers good enough. DA is one of the better backups in the league but we still would be a long shot making any real noise in the playoffs.  Our defense is good but not good enough to car any qb to a superbowl title.  So there's a scenario where rolling with Webb and adding an elite piece in the draft might be the better road to take.  

Luckily we aren't at that juncture 

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Just now, jumpman910 said:

That's kinda a tough position to be in if the offers good enough. DA is one of the better backups in the league but we still would be a long shot making any real noise in the playoffs.  Our defense is good but not good enough to car any qb to a superbowl title.  So there's a scenario where rolling with Webb and adding an elite piece in the draft might be the better road to take.  

Luckily we aren't at that juncture 

It really is a tough call for DG from a value standpoint if the offer is solid (assuming there would ever be an offer for him).  I still dont think anyone will call about him, but who knows what will happen.  I think there would be way more interest if DA wanted out, which he does not appear to want.  If DG gets a call about him we probably would not know, I highly doubt he wants to deal with the press and fanbase speculation on whether or not he should have pulled the trigger.

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8 minutes ago, jumpman910 said:

That's kinda a tough position to be in if the offers good enough. DA is one of the better backups in the league but we still would be a long shot making any real noise in the playoffs.  Our defense is good but not good enough to car any qb to a superbowl title.  So there's a scenario where rolling with Webb and adding an elite piece in the draft might be the better road to take.  

Luckily we aren't at that juncture 

We aren't getting an elite piece in the draft for DA. He is worth a 4th at absolute best and more likely a 5th or 6th.

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1 hour ago, The Lone Panther said:

Every time when one of these threads pops up, you have these posters who overvalue DA, and they just LOVE to play that "he beat Tampa when Cam went down" card.  Tampa ended up being the worst team that year, Jimmy Clausen could have beaten them.  If Cam went down, DA will not be able to come in and win us games.  Hell, we had so many nail bitters last year despite having the NFL's MVP as our QB.  I know that's hard to believe for some of you, but if I was the GM and a team contacted me about a trade for DA, I would take it.  Very good chance this could be DA's final year anyways.  

Lets not get carried away now. 

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