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Trading for a WR

Hairless Cat

By Hairless Cat,
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Why dont we trade either a RB or QB for a vet proven WR? We're rich at both positions and have little else of value in excess of except draft picks. If we picked up a viable wr and got rid of a 3rd or 4th string RB and/or qb we could write our ticket to the NFC championship.

How are we rich at the QB position? We have our top 2 (no way you trade them)...next is Cantwell (a perennial practice squad player) and Pike (noodle arm, 6th rd draft pick, who can't even find the field this preseason).

Who would give a decent WR for either of those?

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How are we rich at the QB position? We have our top 2 (no way you trade them)...next is Cantwell (a perennial practice squad player) and Pike (noodle arm, 6th rd draft pick, who can't even find the field this preseason).

Who would give a decent WR for either of those?

Bingo MadHatter,like you stated,we have very little to offer in a trade for a compentent WR,plus there is very little (if any)out there that other teams would be willing to part ways with.

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my bet is a lot of teams would love either goodson or sutton. and if we keep those two we wouldnt need either dwill or j stew. lot of possibilities out there. we need to think about how best to get this team to the championship- I think one of our two starting RBs could be the answer. Whether management has the guts to do it is another matter.

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