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Eagles Are Willing To Trade Samuel For A 5Th Or A 6Th

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If he is willing to restructure his contract and take a lower salary. Then I would be on board with the trade. But if the contract stays the same. I doubt this deal will get done. I just don't see it happening to be honest. I wheather see us use that money towards resigning J Stewart instead and just draft a CB or allow Hogan to start and get better.

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I disagree. Getting Samuel would be nice, but it will prolong the event of finding an actual replacement for that #2 spot for Gamble. Pretty soon we'll have to look for that #1 once Gamble hangs up his gear.

This year the team feels like its playoffs or bust.
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it only makes sense to decide on this after the first few rounds of the draft when we see what we've already drafted. if we hit the fourth round and we've made a couple surprise BPAs that leave us with CB unaddressed i wouldn't be terribly surprised to see some kind of trade with samuels packaged in.

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He ıs too old, on the downslope... (sorry for my turkısh keyboard, I am ın Holıdays to Istanbul)

CBs are still in there prime in there early 30s. Nnamdi, Champ, Woodson, etc.

Asante isn't young....but he isn't on the downslope yet. QBs can't throw on him.

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CBs are still in there prime in there early 30s. Nnamdi, Champ, Woodson, etc.

Asante isn't young....but he isn't on the downslope yet. QBs can't throw on him.

Yes but 10 mıllıons per year for 2 years ıs expensıve for Samuel, I prefer take a young CB wıth our 5th round lıke Josh Norman for example.

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