buffaloboyinATL

Aaron Donald?

Actually, that about mirrors what I was thinking. I figured it would take next years 1 and a couple of picks this year at a minimum. But like the said, it would be a win now move for sure.

The all-in move for me would be be to trade whatever it took to Tennessee for Derrick Henry. The Defense is already pretty solid and with Henry joining Singletary in the backfield, we would be able to put up points and keep potent offenses like the Chiefs off the field. That would be my' win this year' move.

Teams will be reluctant to look at him until they are able to have their team doctors check him out and see what the injury issue truly is.

Thank you. Unfortunately, once you get "whipping boy" status around here, there is no turning back. I can't think of any TBD whipping boys that were ever forgiven, even when they started playing better. (i.e. Shaq Lawson) Trent is finally getting back to his old form after previous injuries and he will likely be a big contributor this year, but many will never forgive him for his "slow start".

This makes sense, and if so, adds to the feeling that we are in “win now” mode, if and when the season is played.

I can't wait to see how Brady reacts when he figures out the guys in the striped shirts are not on his team anymore. I am sure he will get the personal protection from the officials, because of his reputation/experience, but the Buccaneers most likely will not receive the Patriot* treatment overall.

Not to be a stickler here, but 1/3 is not really the same as nearly half, and that isn't even factoring in the 7th we got from the Vikings. (or the 4th we gave them next season either, to be fair) This is the kind of move a team makes when they are close to competing for a title and need to add a few quality players rather than load the roster with quantity, hoping they find a few diamonds in the rough.

Middle of the pack. Last I saw on Spotrac they were 16th in league with just under $30 million in space. We are/were definitely in a better position than them to spend some money. My guess is, they are focussed on Clowney.

Oh! But what a one it was!

That's odd, I thought he came out of retirement ONLY because of the Cowboys. Guess the paycheck is hard to let go.

what makes you say that?

Cause the Texans GM is really a coach and he must think very highly of David Johnson. Can't compare the trades when a player is involved.

B+ based on potential, but will be an easy A if he and Josh develop chemistry together. Diggs has great hands and Josh needs a receiver like that right now.

You're on your own with this one. Great trade. Win now baby!

Cost not withstanding, the biggest take away is how exciting it will be to have a receiver that catches everything he touches. This off-season has a "win now" feel to it so far and I absolutely love that!

It will be big news, once he signs with another team or retires. Until then, he is still a Patriot* as far as I'm concerned.

Does this mean he lays on his back with his legs in the air?

It is crazy that with all of the free agent moves made yesterday, the only thing they are talking about on NFLN is Tom Brady's announcement. He hasn't even left yet!

There is no way of knowing how big of a factor David Johnson was in their decision. If they think he is their "Derrick Henry", they may have valued him as worth more than the #22 pick in this draft. Houston's GM/coach is a wild card and assuming you know what deal he would prefer is foolish.

Almost every #1 WR is a me first guy.

He looks slow on game tape? That does not seem right to me. He looks plenty fast from what I have seen.

Yeah, same in my county in Georgia, although they just said “until further notice”. I imagine the whole state will follow suit.

Higgins, Cervenka, Simmons, etc... Plenty of great option there.

I kinda think their present is in danger too.