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20 minutes ago, kungfoodude said:

He would also be completely missing elite WR's here. Yes it is possible TMac could eventually be one but Burrow has never(even in college) played with a WR Corps as bad as ours would be. It might take some luster off of his otherwordly performances, TBQH. 

Not to mention the draft capital losses and cap room taken would likely cripple our defense to being as bad as it currently is for several years. So, essentially he would be trading a good offensive line for good offensive weapons while still being hamstrung with a bad defense. 

I'm down to see elite QB play again but I wouldn't expect a ton of success for the first few seasons, anyway. I would have a lot less issue being patient with that kind of weapon, though. Not sure he would have the same patience with our franchise.

IF he gets moved from Cinci my money would be on the Rams. This is the type of move the Rams have been making in recent years not pearl clutching draft picks but basically treating them like the NBA does.

But man... the haul Burrow would fetch would be insane. He's three years younger than Stafford was at the time of that trade and they don't have a Jared Goff to offer to sweeten the deal this time around. I think Stafford would hang em uonbefore being traded to Cinci.

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Just now, kungfoodude said:

The difference is that Owens always produced on the field. That will get you a long ways, even if you are a nutcase. 

Same was true of Jeff George.

Those guys just about always wind up being one or two year rentals... sometimes less 

Hell, people took chances on Diontae Johnson.

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1 minute ago, LinvilleGorge said:

IF he gets moved from Cincy my money would be on the Rams. This is the type of move the Rams have been making in recent years not pearl clutching draft picks but basically treating them like the NBA does.

But man... the haul Burrow would fetch would be insane. He's three years younger than Stafford was at the time of that trade.

Yeah, it would be a historic haul, IMO.

I also think that people are just really, really, REALLY reading too much into a frustrated guy in an interview. By all accounts he is an extremely competitive person and early retirement doesn't sound like it is in his future for frustration purposes.

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10 minutes ago, kungfoodude said:

I like Coker a lot but the offseason conditioning stuff has me somewhat worried about his commitment to his craft. I genuinely hope they start focusing more on getting him developed and perhaps invest significantly less time in trying to develop whatever next roadkill/XL themed stadium sandwich. 

Yeah I’m terrified he’s gonna pull a Kelvin

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2 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

Same was true of Jeff George.

Those guys just about always wind up being one or two year rentals... sometimes less 

Hell, people took chances on Diontae Johnson.

George and Johnson are similarish level NFL players. Terrell Owens was a HOFer. That will get you a lot more leeway than most other players. And I think people don't appreciate what an insanely elite guy TO was. He was almost a 1k WR at 37. 

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3 minutes ago, UnluckyforSome said:

You jest, good sir.

It isn't just that they're not mathematically out.

In order for what you suggested actions to take place, the Panthers would have to believe they're out.

Nothing I've seen indicates that's even in the realm of possibility right now.

3 minutes ago, kungfoodude said:

I mean.....we aren't mathematically but....we do all know the reality.

We all knew the "reality" that the Rams were going to walk all over us too.

I'm not ready to say we'll make it, but I've seen enough weirdness this season to not bet huge money against anything. 

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2 minutes ago, kungfoodude said:

George and Johnson are similarish level NFL players. Terrell Owens was a HOFer. That will get you a lot more leeway than most other players. And I think people don't appreciate what an insanely elite guy TO was. He was almost a 1k WR at 37. 

Owens is probably the best player in this scenario, but Lord knows there have been plenty. Antonio Brown is another that comes to mind.

George had fantastic physical traits and ability but Ryan Leaf level attitude.

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