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OBJ TRADED TO BROWNS


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4 minutes ago, stbugs said:

I have no idea what to think. Honestly, paying that much to a WR when you are clearly in rebuilding mode is crazy but why not trade him before signing him to that deal? Is Peppers any good? I mean cap wise, they got rid of $32m a year in OBJ and Collins and with that giant cap space they got pick 17 and Peppers. If pick 17 works out then it could be a heck of a trade. If it doesn’t then the trade sucks. Again, they are far from winning the division so saving $60m in cap the next two years isn’t a bad plan if you pick a QB early and plan to be competitive in 2021/2022. It’s risky but they aren’t a playoff team paying those to $30m the next couple years. 

What do picks matter to a team though with DG as their GM?

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Yall  really think Gettlemen screwed up?  I do not. He fixed a mistake.  OBJ is a pain in the ass.  Giants are in rebuild mode, and they get J. Peppers, a  first rounder, a third  rounder, and out of a bad contract, in my opinion.  OBJ is a highlight reel, but he is simply good, not great. 1000 yards on 77 receptions.  That is 64 yards per game and an average of 1 TD every 2.66 games. He averaged less than 5 catches per game...That is not (to me) worth $1.125 million per game--that costs the fans $230K per catch. 

Just my opinion.  

Yes, NY may run Gettlemen out of town...he gave OBJ a ridiculous contract and then trades him about a dozen games later?

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OBJ wanted a new deal surpassing AB's deal. Add in his attitude issues and the type of return they got from the Browns... really good trade for the Giants. They got a first and a third plus a young safety with room to grow. AB didnt even get the Steelers a first. huge win from the giants side of things. 

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