Which trade was worse 2nd for Darnold or 3rd for Henderson?

[TheBigKat]

I’d say 3rd for Henderson. This young man has been a HEALTHY scratch and is basically going to be out of the league by the end of the season

 

Darnold while proving to be likely our worst second rounder not named Everette Brown, he at least has a future in the Matt Leinart Clipboard Holding Academy as a backup QB

[firefox1234]

[BIGH2001]

Your team won today

[Smithers]

Both were awful.  Henderson just isn’t cut out for the nfl.  That trade hurts badly not only because we lost a 3rd rounder, but also the only TE on our roster worth a darn.  
 

Sams deal set us back a few years.  We passed on two QBs that are better than Sam and lost multiple picks.

 

[TheBigKat]

1 minute ago, jackson113 said:

Go make a ‘I’m sad fire Brady’ thread

[Wanderlai]

Both look extremely bad now since the wheels run off this team. 100% guarantee more big mistakes will be coming. 

[electro's horse]

Henderson was an opportunity they jumped on. 

he's a player they had rated highly in 2020, and saw they could get him for a third. I have no problems with them sitting him for a year and seeing if they can coach him up. Also, at the time they did not know that Gilmore was going to fall into their laps. Those are the kind of moves where the upside outweighs the potential negatives. 

Darnold is just done. 

Edited November 7, 2021 by electro's horse

[rmoneyg35]

Before hating on Henderson just remember how long it took josh Norman to develop, hell even Jackson wasn’t good at first. Some players just take a few years to develop. Henderson isn’t as bad as many 1st round CBs have been. He’s been okay but still has potential.

[Cpt slay a ho]

I mean look at who Henderson has to compete with for PT, Gilmore and donte who has been balling, and number 28 who also has been balling, Henderson is a good problem at the moment.

Sam, was nothing he put on film in the nfl that warranted giving up a second rounder, nothing 

[Mother Grabber]

Darnold was a high risk, high reward shot. He has the physical ability, so it was a worthwhile risk. Not mad that they gave it a go and are trying to find the future franchise QB. 0-2, let’s see who’s next.

The only reason to be upset is if Darnold is the dude next year. right now is just a matter of living with this one until they can find the next option. with our needs at OL and QB, this is going to be a busy offseason.

[firefox1234]

2 minutes ago, Mother Grabber said:

Darnold was a high risk, high reward shot. He has the physical ability, so it was a worthwhile risk. Not mad that they gave it a go and are trying to find the future franchise QB. 0-2, let’s see who’s next.

The only reason to be upset is if Darnold is the dude next year. right now is just a matter of living with this one until they can find the next option. with our needs at OL and QB, this is going to be a busy offseason.

High reward? Lol o.k.

[GoobyPls]

11 minutes ago, rmoneyg35 said:

Before hating on Henderson just remember how long it took josh Norman to develop, hell even Jackson wasn’t good at first. Some players just take a few years to develop. Henderson isn’t as bad as many 1st round CBs have been. He’s been okay but still has potential.

Jackson was good his rookie season, Norman was a late round pick.

[hepcat]

The worst mistake was picking up Sam Darnold’s option.

[Scott12345]

Jets fleeced our new GM