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WR Diontae Johnson to Ravens


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38 minutes ago, Jackie Lee said:

New Ravens wide receiver Diontae Johnson is a very cheap acquisition in Baltimore.

The Panthers are paying most of Johnson’s remaining salary in the deal, and the Ravens will only have to pay Johnson about $625,000, according to Jeff Zrebiec of TheAthletic.com.

The trade was Johnson and the Panthers’ sixth-round pick for the Ravens’ fifth-round pick. So the Panthers are going to pay more than $3 million in cash and cap space and give Johnson away just to move up maybe 15 spots in the middle of Day 3 of the draft.

 

NM my first response. I was misinformed… That sucks…

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6 minutes ago, Doc Holiday said:

I agree, but I also think we didn’t have any leverage at all. And that’s what bit us in the ass.

leverage matters. 

Maybe don't make the trade then, if it only makes you worse in the short- and long-term? They never seem to consider that. Ever.

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12 minutes ago, ForJimmy said:

NM my first response. I was misinformed… That sucks…

I know we are talking late round picks, but this trade is one of the worst I can recall.

Panthers- move up 10-15 *late round spots AND pay 3million+

Ravens- "upset" top end #2 WR Johnson

It honestly made more sense to cut him, about any other offer would have been better. Even Johnson for 2028 7th, at least then you got the tiny 4milllion in cap space.

Panthers are PAYING teams to play Vonn Bell, Dionte Johnson, Bradey Bozeman, and Hayden Hurst!!!

Just insane. 

0% chance that was the best offer. All I got is Dan Morgan is now employed by the Baltimore Ravens. 

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100% Id rather told Johnson to stay home for the remaining season and gamble for whatever comp I could get besides this one sided ravens trade.

It happened with Meshawn before.

All those reports "MuPtILeD TeAMs InTeRTeStEd", such horse poo.  

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