VJ91 Posted April 17, 2009 Posted April 17, 2009 Not happy with the compensation. Wanted more...the 20th instead of the 28th, and a 3rd instead of a 4th. Not happy. Oh come on, you are kidding right? Why would the Eagles ever give up their 20th pick and a 3rd round draft pick when they knew damn well the Bills needed to dump Peters now?!? Listen, give Brandon some credit here. I think he did better then he could have. He got the 28th pick and I never thought he would get that. I was prepared for a 2nd and 3rd all along. How does this crap about using that 78 Million of un-shared revenue from Rogers Communications to be competitive sound right about now???
BillsGuyInMalta Posted April 17, 2009 Posted April 17, 2009 Just so I get this right. First round pick and a 3rd rounder = Good trade First round pick, a 4th rounder and a conditional pick = Bad trade. Gotcha.
BillsFanForever19 Posted April 17, 2009 Posted April 17, 2009 Everyone seems to forget the fact that Peters wanted out. It wasn't just a matter of us trading away a "Pro Bowl" LT. The guy didn't want to be here! Given that fact, we should be glad we got something. Not only something, but a 1st Round pick in a draft a week away. Given that fact, i'd say we made out pretty good. Especially when you consider that our pick next year is unknown and reportedly conditional.
Peter Posted April 17, 2009 Posted April 17, 2009 Oh come on, you are kidding right? Why would the Eagles ever give up their 20th pick and a 3rd round draft pick when they knew damn well the Bills needed to dump Peters now?!? Listen, give Brandon some credit here. I think he did better then he could have. He got the 28th pick and I never thought he would get that. I was prepared for a 2nd and 3rd all along. How does this crap about using that 78 Million of un-shared revenue from Rogers Communications to be competitive sound right about now??? I could not disagree more. It would have taken both of their picks in the first round for the Eagles to even have a chance at draft one of the top UNPROVEN left tackles in the draft. We got hosed.
bills_fan Posted April 17, 2009 Posted April 17, 2009 Everyone seems to forget the fact that Peters wanted out. It wasn't just a matter of us trading away a "Pro Bowl" LT. The guy didn't want to be here! Given that fact, we should be glad we got something. Not only something, but a 1st Round pick in a draft a week away. Given that fact, i'd say we made out pretty good. Especially when you consider that our pick next year is unknown and reportedly conditional. How the f--- do you know this? Peters wanted to get paid, that I know.
billsFORlife50 Posted April 17, 2009 Posted April 17, 2009 http://myespn.go.com/blogs/afceast/0-7-83/...for-Peters.html I knew they were going to get rid of him but I think they could have gotten a much better deal than that, this was a horrible trade and it shows why the Bills are always on the bottom
billsfreak Posted April 17, 2009 Posted April 17, 2009 This is awful, simply awful. Who the F--- is going to play LT now? How about LG? You finally find a pro bowl LT after searching since 1993 (wil Wolford) and now this is how you treat the man? This organization is completely ridiculous. Yeah, we saved $1.5 million, cash to cap wahhhh!!!! We have draft picks!!! Wahhh....friggin ridiculous. This is the first day in my 33 years of life I can honestly say I am friggin embarassed to be a Bills fan! Obviously you haven't watched a game over the past decade? Now with the biggest problem gone, the Bills can start to work as a "team", something Peters was never going to be a part of. Too many bndges were burned on both sides so this trade had to be done. Good riddance to a lazy millionaire.
pBills Posted April 17, 2009 Posted April 17, 2009 Obviously you haven't watched a game over the past decade? Now with the biggest problem gone, the Bills can start to work as a "team", something Peters was never going to be a part of. Too many bndges were burned on both sides so this trade had to be done. Good riddance to a lazy millionaire. :worthy: :lol: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
Peter Posted April 17, 2009 Posted April 17, 2009 How the f--- do you know this? Peters wanted to get paid, that I know. Exactly.
VOR Posted April 17, 2009 Posted April 17, 2009 It should have been the 21st overall and a 4th, or the 28th overall and a 3rd. And the conditional should be up to a 1st rounder depending on how he does next year. But a 1st, 4th, and late-rounder in 2010 is pretty good for an UDFA, whose unreasonable salary demands made him a nusiance. And my biggest fear was the Bills giving him a huge deal, and then seeing that last year wasn't the exception, but closer to his real ability.
In space no one can hear Posted April 17, 2009 Posted April 17, 2009 WTF???? This IS a kick in the nuts. Everyone else in the NFL seems to understand that the two building blocks to an NFL team are A QB and an LT. We have a young, All-Pro LT that we were fortunate enough to stumble upon(remember----we cut him initially) and we dump him for as 28TH Pick, a 4rth rounder and a conditional pick???? All of you draft weasels can unite at the excitement of the extra picks, I can't believe anyone who understands the game of football can think this move helps move the Bills in the direction of building a winning team. LMFAO....they didn't even give the Bills the better of their two first round picks! The "boy" GM got hosed.
VJ91 Posted April 17, 2009 Posted April 17, 2009 They would not be the Buffalo Bills if they did not repeatedly break my heart. Usually, they do it during the season. This time they let the Eagles fleece us. At a minimum, it should have been the 21st pick in the draft and a third -- at a minimum. Instead, we gave the Eagles a left tackle that they never would have been able to get with the 21st or the 28th pick in the draft. At best (for the Eagles), they would have had to package both their 21st and 28th pick in the draft to get in the top of the draft to have a chance at one of the top three left tackles in the draft -- all of which are unproven commodities. Horrible deal by the Bills. It's a horrible deal by the Bills only because they decided to trade Peters at all. They could have taken less if the Eagles would have been tougher on them. By the way, is that an old Beetles album cover as your avatar?? I really don't get this avatar thing out here!
San Jose Bills Fan Posted April 17, 2009 Posted April 17, 2009 Just so I get this right. First round pick and a 3rd rounder = Good trade First round pick, a 4th rounder and a conditional pick = Bad trade. Gotcha. Malta, I would say there's a big difference between the 21st and the 28th pick...which are both first rounders.
bills_fan Posted April 17, 2009 Posted April 17, 2009 Obviously you haven't watched a game over the past decade? Now with the biggest problem gone, the Bills can start to work as a "team", something Peters was never going to be a part of. Too many bndges were burned on both sides so this trade had to be done. Good riddance to a lazy millionaire. I've watched every friggin game of this team's since 1987, never missed one. I wore my colors last year at the Meadowlands, after the stupid call on JP, I still wore em proud. Today, I have never felt more disgusted or embarassed to be a bills fan. This shows absolutely no commitment to winning at all.
Cornerville Posted April 17, 2009 Posted April 17, 2009 Just so I get this right. First round pick and a 3rd rounder = Good trade First round pick, a 4th rounder and a conditional pick = Bad trade. Gotcha. How about NO trade at all and pay the damn guy?
QB Bills Posted April 17, 2009 Posted April 17, 2009 WTF???? This IS a kick in the nuts. Everyone else in the NFL seems to understand that the two building blocks to an NFL team are A QB and an LT. We have a young, All-Pro LT that we were fortunate enough to stumble upon(remember----we cut him initially) and we dump him for as 28TH Pick, a 4rth rounder and a conditional pick???? All of you draft weasels can unite at the excitement of the extra picks, I can't believe anyone who understands the game of football can think this move helps move the Bills in the direction of building a winning team. LMFAO....they didn't even give the Bills the better of their two first round picks! The "boy" GM got hosed. Couldn't agree more. I can't fathom how people are ok with this. The guy had two more years left on his deal. What was the point of doing this????? This team is a complete disaster. This is such a horrible, horrible move on so many levels.
PushthePile Posted April 17, 2009 Posted April 17, 2009 I can't wait to watch Peters get destroyed against the NYG twice a year. Then sprinkle in a little Dallas 3-4 pass rush a couple of times. Sorry Jason the probowl handouts are over.
Peter Posted April 17, 2009 Posted April 17, 2009 It's a horrible deal by the Bills only because they decided to trade Peters at all. They could have taken less if the Eagles would have been tougher on them. By the way, is that an old Beetles album cover as your avatar?? I really don't get this avatar thing out here! Abbey Road. The first thing that I did when I went to London was have my picture taken walking across Abbey Road (as many other tourists have).
nucci Posted April 17, 2009 Posted April 17, 2009 WTF???? This IS a kick in the nuts. Everyone else in the NFL seems to understand that the two building blocks to an NFL team are A QB and an LT. We have a young, All-Pro LT that we were fortunate enough to stumble upon(remember----we cut him initially) and we dump him for as 28TH Pick, a 4rth rounder and a conditional pick???? All of you draft weasels can unite at the excitement of the extra picks, I can't believe anyone who understands the game of football can think this move helps move the Bills in the direction of building a winning team. LMFAO....they didn't even give the Bills the better of their two first round picks! The "boy" GM got hosed. Then why did Denver trade Cutler?
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