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Back and forth on Bryant


Mr. Scot

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11 minutes ago, trucpfan said:

The Kyrie effect in case it gets out that they've been taking calls he won't get mad like Kyrie and request a trade again. 

Kyrie left because LeBron is a terrible teammate not because the Cavs were entertaining calls about him.

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We offer a 3rd....they decline and counter with our 2nd. We pass and decide on a 3rd this year + 5th in '19 maybe.

If we let Norwell and Star walk, we should net a couple of solid comp picks next year. Gotta think one third this year (essentially KB for Bryant) and a later pick next year (means nothing with the comp picks) would get us a helluva playmaker for Cam.

Maybe the moves we're making now aren't necessarily for Norwell/Star/Watkins, but a potential extension for Martavis after 2018. He will be in his prime on a prove-it deal. 

Martavis Bryant 2018 contract: $705k

Jarvis Landry 2018 expected contract: $14M/yr.

Sammy Watkins 2018 expected contract: $7-8M/yr.

Now, maybe Bryant wants a new contract upon the trade which could get tricky given his past...but Bryant is my numero uno desire for this offense heading into 2018.

 

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4 hours ago, thomas96 said:

Kyrie left because LeBron is a terrible teammate not because the Cavs were entertaining calls about him.

I was going off that report he got mad after he heard they were talking to people openly about trading him. But yea Bron suspects as a teammate unless your Dwade.

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7 hours ago, Soul Rebel said:

We offer a 3rd....they decline and counter with our 2nd. We pass and decide on a 3rd this year + 5th in '19 maybe.

If we let Norwell and Star walk, we should net a couple of solid comp picks next year. Gotta think one third this year (essentially KB for Bryant) and a later pick next year (means nothing with the comp picks) would get us a helluva playmaker for Cam.

Maybe the moves we're making now aren't necessarily for Norwell/Star/Watkins, but a potential extension for Martavis after 2018. He will be in his prime on a prove-it deal. 

Martavis Bryant 2018 contract: $705k

Jarvis Landry 2018 expected contract: $14M/yr.

Sammy Watkins 2018 expected contract: $7-8M/yr.

Now, maybe Bryant wants a new contract upon the trade which could get tricky given his past...but Bryant is my numero uno desire for this offense heading into 2018.

 

  Sounds like a good plan. I’ve been leaning towards this scenario for awhile now. Like the comp pick angle and upside is tremendous. I’ll risk a 3rd(and something late) for that. And the salary gives some freedom to address another position by signing a player that gets cut.

  Although I think they are trying to drive his price, the Steelers would be better off keeping him. They are still SB contenders and Bryant gives them great insurance in case of injury. Plus he’s one nice 3rd WR that allows JuJu to play the slot. Hard to say if that’s worth a 3rd to them, at this time. But Bryant isn’t going to be happy being the 4th option in the passing game, and they may just want to get something while they can. 

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11 hours ago, Mr. Scot said:

They won't, unless they will, unless they won't, unless they...

 

thought u meant ur thoughts Dez Bryant to Carolina !! As I have heard on Fox Radio and ESPN..he would be great in Carolina!! But they don't understand we don't put up with the sheninigans but they could change now!.. I got to ramblin..so no Dez Bryant I say.. but it could workout like Shockey!! Could!!?? But doubful

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2 minutes ago, DamnItJake! said:

thought u meant ur thoughts Dez Bryant to Carolina !! As I have heard on Fox Radio and ESPN..he would be great in Carolina!! But they don't understand we don't put up with the sheninigans but they could change now!.. I got to ramblin..so no Dez Bryant I say.. but it could workout like Shockey!! Could!!?? But doubful

I gotta start putting an initial or something up front.  A couple of folks have made that mistake with me and others :)

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