Jump to content
  • Welcome!

    Register and log in easily with Twitter or Google accounts!

    Or simply create a new Huddle account. 

    Members receive fewer ads , access our dark theme, and the ability to join the discussion!

     

Matt Moore and the Tender


Delhommey

Recommended Posts

I think there will be a little bit of a game of chicken here and they'll just put the first round tender on Moore. And I agree with it.

The only teams outside the top 10 picks this year that need a QB are Seattle (14), San Fran (17) and maybe Minny (30).

If we got a top ten pick in this draft, it's for sure worth it. I'll argue that with anyone.

As far as the Vikes, it's doubtful they'd risk losing Favre to take Moore. The other two, I could see. Worst case scenario, we get our pick back at 17. Seattle's more likely at 14.

So, worth it at that level? Personally, with the greatest draft in decades, I say yes.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

I had long held that the second round tender would be the right move for Moore, but I'm probably the only one who's thought that. Highly unlikely anyone else would agree at this point in the game.

Having now heard though that Bruce Gradkowski got the second round tender, I'd probably have to cave and say give Moore the first or the first and third. No way I see him as being on the same plane as Gradkowski.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Greatest draft in decades? Not even close. This is a very deep draft class, where valuable/high quality players will likely still be around in the 2nd round.

edit- I miss read your post, my bad.

but as for your question, yeah the 1st round tender is best. people might give up a 2nd round pick to get him and I don't want to risk it.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

I couldn't get behind losing Moore unless I knew the team were going to pick up a starter level QB via free agency or trade, and there's not a single prospect available via that pool that I'd rather have than Moore. mcCown is the closest I'd come to that, and even then I'd prefer he stay on as a backup.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

No one will give a top ten for Moore. No one.

Even if they would, I wouldn't take it.

This team isn't going to start a rookie QB. Thus, losing Moore, even for a top ten, would mean either depending on a free agent (in a class that sucks) or putting Delhomme back in line for the starting spot. Neither of those is an option I like.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Even if they would, I wouldn't take it.

This team isn't going to start a rookie QB. Thus, losing Moore, even for a top ten, would mean either depending on a free agent (in a class that sucks) or putting Delhomme back in line for the starting spot. Neither of those is an option I like.

definitely agreed. at the moment I basically see Moore as a rookie. He's better than any 'project' we could get in the draft, and has experience. People need to relax and realize it's not the end of the world that we have no 1st rounder.

even if we had a high first rounder, I'd much rather grab a legit WR/DT over a Clausen/Bradford.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

So basically what you're saying is that things would be alright if we gave up the only person who's even close to being able to play QB on the roster?

Somehow I find this notion silly.

The 1st and 3rd tender please. He's a potential starting QB. He's worth it.

Lowballing him is just playing with fire. The money you save is nowhere near worth it.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

I don't know..

With the QB situation we have here, it's such a risk to give up Matt Moore for any draft pick. like others have said, he is.. in fact.. better than any QB prospect at this time with his experience and all and we know his capabilities.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Archived

This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.


  • PMH4OWPW7JD2TDGWZKTOYL2T3E.jpg

  • Topics

  • Posts

    • Trade up for a project was dumb, he's gonna be 25 next month. By the time you're deciding on whether he's worth the 5th year option or a big contract you're already gonna be thinking about moving on soon either way.  
    • I mean this is legit AF statement....you don't spend that draft capital on a project just like you don't trade up for an injured RB either, which was done in the same draft.  That draft IMO was a necessary evil for DM to learn from his mistakes (I think he did but some may not). Also I have to mention I'm a big Coker fan and think getting him as an UDFA was obv a steal.  Coker is the better WR2 at this point as Legette and its not even debatable unfortunately.  Give him year 3 but don't expect much from him.  Continue in the offseason with adding as much talent and competition on the roster as possible including WR.  Or just trade his ass for peanuts and continue to build roster by any means.......  
    • Losing him was a huge loss. Look at how the Bears went from a 5 win team to now a 11 win team. The Lions offensive line is bad this year, secondary is bad and Campbell going for it on 4th down all the time has cost them games instead of taking the Field Goals. Goff is inconsistent as well.
×
×
  • Create New...