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11 minutes ago, Just Joshin' said:

We already have an injury prone TE with Kroft, so no thanks.  He is talented when on the field but can't stay on to deliver.

 

I tend to agree with you, but if one more injury pops at TE...............

 

it could become an URGENT situation.

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12 minutes ago, Just Joshin' said:

We already have an injury prone TE with Kroft, so no thanks.  He is talented when on the field but can't stay on to deliver.

 

Are we snake bit, is it my imagination, or do TE’s just struggle more than some other positions. Hard to be almost OLine size mixing it up, and run almost like a WR.  

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You just want me to google Jordan Reed. Ain't going to happen.

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38 minutes ago, brianthomas said:

Whats better than 1 injury prone TE?

2 injury prone TE's

 

Seriously though... i'll pass

 

First rule of government spending? 

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1 hour ago, HOUSE said:

You just wanted me to google  Jordan Reed. Ain't going to happen.

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That’s number 3 rule in fantasy. 

 

Don’t draft any Bills.

Don’t draft any Patriots.

Don’t fall in love with Jordan Reed.

Don’t draft Jamies Winston 

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Nah, he can't stay healthy. I'd rather roll the dice with what we have and let Knox gain valuable experience. 

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Gruden has commented recently that he loves Reed's receiving ability and fit in their offense.  I doubt they let him go.

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Here's the link to the story. Saw it yesterday, it's Bucky Brooks. Five Blockbuster Trades that would Spice Up the Season.

 

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000001034312/article/five-blockbuster-trades-that-would-spice-up-the-2019-nfl-season

 

"Inspired by the Davis trade, I surveyed the NFL landscape to see which teams are a player or two away from making some noise as a potential playoff or title contender. Here are five teams that I would love to see make a blockbuster trade heading into the season, listed along with their potential ideal trade targets."

 

So, it's more that he'd like to see it than a recommendation.

 

Here's the Sports Injury Predictor page for Reed:

 

https://sportsinjurypredictor.com/player/jordan-reed/6714

 

Tremendously talented. Not sure he's the kind of guy that they're looking for, though.

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10 hours ago, H2o said:

Nah, he can't stay healthy. I'd rather roll the dice with what we have and let Knox gain valuable experience. 

Injured, expensive shiny object.  Pass.    Trust the process. 

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Depends, for the right price, YES! Injury prone or not, for the right (affordable) price, he is well worth taking a gamble on.

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I trade for him if the skins gave us a 2nd rd pick to take his 9-10 mill a year contract off their hands....:and we have them Joel Klopfenstein + $8

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Everything is relative to money.  If Reed comes on a cheap deal, it is a no-brainer. It's 2 injury prone TE's who can produce. Fine, they don't have to be on the field at the same time. If they can be great, but it takes some of the stress off carrying the position. With Knox learning the ropes and showing progress, that makes a nice 3 man rotation. Then it's up to Croom, Smith, Sweeney and Towbridge to take the last roster spot.  So it comes down to Reed vs one of the remaining TE's. We have the cap space for a team friendly 1-2yr deal.  I'll take the gamble on Reed over one of the remaining TE's any day of the week. If for some reason one of the young kids shows promise, cutting Reed or Kroft or if they get hurt, it is not going to kill the cap.

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