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Prediction: Raiders make a go at Hardy.


Zod

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I think Hardy is worth more value than people here give him credit for (from what I've read in other threads).  He's a 25 year old DE with a crazy personality coming off a 16 sack season.  

 

Totally warrants a 1st round pick imo and I can also see the Raiders biting.    

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I think Hardy is worth more value than people here give him credit for (from what I've read in other threads). He's a 25 year old DE with a crazy personality coming off a 16 sack season.

Totally warrants a 1st round pick imo and I can also see the Raiders biting.

Love him, but it's a business and sadly he came up short in our biggest game. Bring him back, trade him, tag him, whatever, but make a good BUSINESS decision GMan!

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The wildcard is that Hardy is not your normal guy.  Who knows if he would even want to play for Oakland given they are going no where and we are in contention for a Superbowl.  I don't think money will be the only factor.  Perhaps a ton of money would or us not seriously trying to sign him.  Still we can sign him if we want to and his cap number won't be that high this year.

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