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Teddy B to the Broncos for a 6th!


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Love getting rid of him, but this actually might have hurt us in the short term due to it being with Denver.

Broncos likely aren't drafting a QB now, which hurts the trade value of our pick as part of that value was people who wanted to jump ahead of the Broncos to get their QB.

Really hope Sewell drops to us, as almost anyone else I'd want to trade back a few spots to take.

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Just now, BrizzMachete said:

Feels good to have a gm that we see can make moves and have outside connections . I just knew we were gonna have to cut teddy cause of his cap and bad play last year . 

There is a sucker born every minute!

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Just now, tukafan21 said:

Love getting rid of him, but this actually might have hurt us in the short term due to it being with Denver.

Broncos likely aren't drafting a QB now, which hurts the trade value of our pick as part of that value was people who wanted to jump ahead of the Broncos to get their QB.

Really hope Sewell drops to us, as almost anyone else I'd want to trade back a few spots to take.

It’s all part of our plan so they don’t jump us for you know who.

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6 minutes ago, travisura said:

We got a better return for Kyle Allen than we did for Teddy.

That contract was a big difference, and I'm sure Teddy's complete failures in pressure situations this year really hammered his value. 

All the best to Teddy but he had no place on this roster. On to Denver.

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