La Canfora says trade of Haynesworth is "very likely"

[panthers55]

Hypothetically speaking, if we do get Haynesworth, who do you line up beside him?

Apparently I don't know anything and have poor predictive powers but honestly if we could get Haynesworth and Osi through some draft picks and trades, we go from having a very sorry line to one that is likely tops in the division. There is no way we do better through the draft and free agency and frankly both of them are cheaper than peppers was alone. If we can't sign our young core until after the season at least fill in the pieces and give Fox a chance to contend this year.

Going young shouldn't stop up from getting some playmakers while the rest mature and learn from the veterans. So we really want to be Tampa north for the next several years while we build a team.

[panthers55]

Maybe, but the whole "it'd be different if I were coaching him" notion has burned many a team.

Again for what he would cost I would take his production as it is. He topped everyone one of our DTs and actually was more productive than Jenkins was most of his career. I just think he could help Haynesworth with consistency much like he did Peppers.

[Mr. Scot]

Again for what he would cost I would take his production as it is. He topped everyone one of our DTs and actually was more productive than Jenkins was most of his career. I just think he could help Haynesworth with consistency much like he did Peppers.

Possible, but I just don't see him as a possibility here. There's more than one area of their philosophy that he just doesn't fit.

[Pumpkin King]

He's not going to be traded.

[Darknight]

He's not going to be traded.

My God...*Stares at Avatar*

[panthers55]

Possible, but I just don't see him as a possibility here. There's more than one area of their philosophy that he just doesn't fit.

Would that be the cheap part, the keep draft picks at all costs, or the build through the draft and ignore obvious upgrades and probowlers no matter how reasonable?