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Hendrickson wants a new contract though, that's the whole point in Cinci. He isn't going to be happy on the same contract somewhere else.

The fact that he was a 3rd round pick has zero bearing on his value now. I agree it's unlikely they get a 1st, but it could happen. Teams desperate to make a run and have a late 1st when all the premium pass rushers will be gone could go for it. You get a proven guy for a couple years at least.

It wouldn't prevent fines. That would essentially be conduct detrimental, and they can suspend him for it, though not likely to happen. But another new thing a few years ago if I remember correctly, is that teams can't "forgive" fines of players that hold out and then show up right before the season. If the player misses mandatory camp and games, that money is gone, and the team can also go back for bonuses and such. So Garrett would stand to lose A LOT of money.

They're still doing the analytics approach, and honestly, it works for the most part. It was the non analytical decision by Haslam to do the idiotic Watson trade that screwed everything up. Analytics say to do the exact opposite than the Watson trade. Before Watson, Cleveland was always loaded with cap room and draft picks. Of course they missed on some picks like everyone does, but they actually made a lot of good value picks as well.

Russia has nukes. Africa doesn't.

Which premium LT was available late in round 1?

Except then the draft would be over and the picks would all be future picks, so it makes everything a lot less clear. Cleveland would have nothing to show for the trade until next year. Might as well wait until next year at that point.

Abstain then. But he purposely sided with Putin, days after saying that the invaded country, Ukraine, shouldn't have started the war.

There are reports of 43,000 civilian casualties (12,000 deaths) in Ukraine, but most agree that the number is MUCH higher. Several estimates are that over 100,000 civilian deaths. Russia has over 800,000 casualties. Ukraine has between 400,000 and 500,000 casualties. And who knows what Putin would accomplish if the rest of the world didn't stand up to him. Putin is less efficient, but that is mostly because the world now knows how horrible people can be given the chance. Russian military intentionally attacks civilian locations. They are raping and killing women and children.

They're predicting $5.2M for a 10.5 sack guy? In what world?

Yes, but the first is next year, which greatly reduces its value. If it was this year, that increases the value. Also, while Garrett wants out, he also doesn't have a lot of leverage. If he sits out, he would lose out on $25M+ in salary, plus he could lose out on previously paid bonuses, so it would get very costly.

This is the most accurate statement ever posted in the forum.

2 late 2nd rounders, and a 1st the following year? Which essentially equates to another late 2nd rounder. Even if they end up with late first rounders, that's the difference of 30ish picks. A world of difference in the players available.

There is a zero percent chance he is traded for so little.

I agree it's highly unlikely. Just a scenario that Florio mentioned.