How much would you trade for Baker for 1 year rental?

[Cam's New Arm]

If you were planning to most likely not resign him and only use him as a very cheap stop-gap qb for the season, what is the most you would pay in a trade?

NFL is fickle and any one of our young players can have a career altering injury. You never want to just waste a season.

We all agree Baker would give us the best chance to win, at least for now.

[Shotgun]

I would want at least a 2nd round pick to take him.

[Steves89]

Nothing. 

[SmokinwithWilly]

Box of Krispy Kreme originals. 

[CashNewton22]

A 2028 conditional 7th

[MHS831]

I am not sure Baker gives us the best chance to win now.  His 2021 play paralleled Darnold's.  Darnold has been sharp and determined in camp (I know--the bullets aren't flying yet).  And Corral is on deck.  Baker gives Corral little to no hope of seeing the field in 2022--so if he does not play, how do we evaluate him entering the 2023 draft?  In my opinion, you do not build by bringing in rentals that bury your developmental players.

[CRA]

a straight up swap for Sam Darnold.  That's the only deal I am okay with. 

I don't want 2 bad QBs in front of Corral and I am not ok with giving up any picks for Baker

[Brooklyn 3.0]

Yes! Another Baker Mayfield thread!

[ForJimmy]

A 5th and they would need to eat a chunk of his salary.  RA would work for me too, but we would need to try to unload Sam somewhere even if we eat a chunk of his salary.  

[hepcat]

I’d sign him as a free agent 

[Cam's New Arm]

I would say a 5th round. Definitely assuming they eat his salary. 

[Catsfan69]

Nothing. He's not worth anything 

[Craig Cartner]

[Smithers]

Didn’t we get a 5th for Kyle Allen?  I’d say that’s about right for Baker as well.