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Just now, 45catfan said:

Let's throw him to the wolves too and start making phone call about Burns.  If we are about letting the draft picks play, then it should be all of them, especially a 3rd rounder.

Burns should be traded ASAP.  His play is getting worse and his value might be dropping.  I'm good with YGM, Houston, DJ, Barno, and Haynes when he returns.  Get that first round pick plus some and stop worrying about missing on that Ram trade opportunity.  

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3 minutes ago, ForJimmy said:

Burns should be traded ASAP.  His play is getting worse and his value might be dropping.  I'm good with YGM, Houston, DJ, Barno, and Haynes when he returns.  Get that first round pick plus some and stop worrying about missing on that Ram trade opportunity.  

Agreed. We got to know what we have to get this rebuild going. See if Barno and Johnson can be part of it. And if Evero can get it done with Haynes or YGM would save us a ton of cap space for a true WR1 and extend Brown.

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Just now, ForJimmy said:

Burns should be traded ASAP.  His play is getting worse and his value might be dropping.  I'm good with YGM, Houston, DJ, Barno, and Haynes when he returns.  Get that first round pick plus some and stop worrying about missing on that Ram trade opportunity.  

Doubling down on a bad idea...well, is a bad idea.  If the opportunity presents itself again and the price is right (we're not giving Burns away cheaply) then a trade should be done this time around.  It's apparent the staff is buckling down for a long season, so planning for the long term future is for the best.  Burns' excessive cap busting contract wish and periodic disappearing acts can go elsewhere.

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