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Developing Trade pending with Raiders


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1 minute ago, ericr0319 said:

funchess would start for most teams. 

PFF has him as the 44th best WR.... that means he shouldn't be the #1 option on any team and is halfway to being not even a #2 starter on any team.

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Crabtree's stats for last year. 58 receptions, 618yds, 8 TD's. That averages to just over 10.7 yds per catch. He'll turn 31 on 09/15/2018. If someone offers the Raiders a similar offer, do you guys think he's worth a 5th round pick?

I think if I were GM I'd strongly consider it. He's got two years left on his deal. He's experienced and would likely contribute from day 1. I can't see a 5th round pick being as valuable to the team as Crabtree would be over the next two seasons. In fact it's possible that a 5th rounder may not even make the team this season depending on other siginings and the UDFA's. We'd owe him $15,968,750 over the next two seasons (unless the deal was renegotiated). That's a lot less than the other WR's are making in the 2018 FA class.

Thoughts?

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2 minutes ago, Riv said:

lol, please tell me you are joking.  How many other teams would Funchess actually start for, let alone be the #1 option?

Funch is a good player and we are lucky to have him. He would start for a lot of teams in the NFL. 

What are you, 14?

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1 minute ago, 4Corners said:

Funch is a good player and we are lucky to have him. He would start for a lot of teams in the NFL. 

What are you, 14?

He's average and based on his PFF ranking, he would start for approximately 20 teams as a #2.  Come up with some facts to back up what you say...

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3 minutes ago, SCO96 said:

Crabtree's stats for last year. 58 receptions, 618yds, 8 TD's. That averages to just over 10.7 yds per catch. He'll turn 31 on 09/15/2018. If someone offers the Raiders a similar offer, do you guys think he's worth a 5th round pick?

I think if I were GM I'd strongly consider it. He's got two years left on his deal. He's experienced and would likely contribute from day 1. I can't see a 5th round pick being as valuable to the team as Crabtree would be over the next two seasons. In fact it's possible that a 5th rounder may not even make the team this season depending on other siginings and the UDFA's. We'd owe him $15,968,750 over the next two seasons (unless the deal was renegotiated). That's a lot less than the other WR's are making in the 2018 FA class.

Thoughts?

I mean, he instantly becomes our best receiver... since Smitty left.

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