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We’re trading for #1 pick !!!

Mr. Scot

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1 minute ago, Eric4280 said:

I hope this board realizes what it means throwing from Marvin Harrison Jr, Garrett Wilson, Chris Olave, Jaxson Smith Njigba, and Emeka Egbuka in the big10.

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Terrace Marshall, Shi Smith, Laviska Shanault in the nfl. This offense will have zero identity. Game breaker at rb? Lol no. Decent wr? Bottom five in the nfl. Star tight end? LOL. This is bogus.

There’s FA WRs that can be had…. A guy like Thielen gives the rookie QB a veteran guidance 

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Just now, WhoKnows said:

We should have traded Burns before paying him $30M a year. The picks from the Rams would have been enough to trade up. Then we’d have all the picks we traded and Moore. I’d much rather have 2 2nds and a 1st and Moore than Burns at $30M.

Absolutely not.  Finding a replacement for Moore is light years easier than finding a top 10 edge rusher.

Losing DJ hurts, but other than that, the compensation for this trade was nothing

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1 minute ago, WhoKnows said:

We should have traded Burns before paying him $30M a year. The picks from the Rams would have been enough to trade up. Then we’d have all the picks we traded and Moore. I’d much rather have 2 2nds and a 1st and Moore than Burns at $30M.

I am not going to waste any energy being all bent about that. We landed pick one, it is what it is

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3 minutes ago, Krovvy said:

We have to immediately scout and take a shot at a receiver this year. Right now we just have developmental guys on the roster that may or may not pan out. Free agency is also an option, but it's going to be a bloodbath as so many teams need receivers.

I hope we don’t over pay for someone but it might be our only option. 

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