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Wentz to the Washington Football Team Commanders for 2 3rd rounders


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1 minute ago, SmokinwithWilly said:

The contract price is the difference

This wasn't a contract price issue. This was the Colts blowing their playoff chances the last game of the season losing to Jacksonville and having it recorded for posterity on "Hard Knocks: In Season," and the GM and owner telling Frank Reich, "We gave you a chance with your guy, now it's our turn to get our guy."

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Just now, Anybodyhome said:

This wasn't a contract price issue. This was the Colts blowing their playoff chances the last game of the season losing to Jacksonville and having it recorded for posterity on "Hard Knocks: In Season," and the GM and owner telling Frank Reich, "We gave you a chance with your guy, now it's our turn to get our guy."

I'm just saying the difference between Trubisky and Wentz is the price. They're both going to get you to the same place, one just costs a hell of lot more. 

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13 minutes ago, OldhamA said:

What's the long game?

I would say long game would/should be let Fitterer wheel and deal us some additional picks in this year's draft since it's loaded with O line talent. Suck through one more season and give the new oline a trial by fire, while probably ending up top ten in the 2023 draft where we can draft a QB. Oh, and get a real NFL HC. 

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10 minutes ago, Ornias said:

I read this as the Skins are convinced that no QB in this draft is better than Wentz. They may be right. 

Worth noting Wentz was an MVP caliber QB several years back before his injury. He was likely the favorite that year if he didn't get hurt. I think this is more Rivera taking a shot on seeing if he can get back to that level. I don't think there's any chance he can and clearly the Colts already tried and moved on from him quickly, but I can see some of the logic in going for Wentz independent of this QB class.

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