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Oh snap! MIA-CIN Trade?

saX man

By saX man,
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8 hours ago, t96 said:

Bengals will probably just hold tight and take Burrow, though this could mean that Dolphins aren’t sold on Tua this draft, making it more and more possible he could fall to us at 7.

Released a QB because of his injuries, now the Panthers can sign a rookie QB who will start his career with as many significant injuries as the QB who was released.

Makes perfect sense.

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26 minutes ago, Valentino said:

If I was the phins I would just keep trading back and wait for Lawrence next season 

They went 5-11 last year and just spent a ton in FA and have a crap ton of draft capital this year. Even with question marks at QB they won’t realistically have a shot at Lawrence next year.

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17 hours ago, Basbear said:

The draft capital that he phins got is game-changing. I would use it to always trade for furture picks. Each year Id always have atleast 3-5 picks in the first two rounds. 

The problem with doing that every year is that eventually you have to pay all of those picks. So sometimes it's in your best interest to trade up.

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