What could we really get in draft for trading LeGlover DT?

[cowboyjoe]

Hey guys, what do you think we really can get for Glover in the upcoming draft? To me, maybe a # 2 and a # 4, that would really help. Then, looks like we are looking at Manny Lawson and Gabe Watson in upcoming draft or another outside linebacker.
If we can trade down to about the 21st spot or 24th, not any lower I am thinking, then we can get another # 3 draft pick or # 2 if trade lower from 18th to about the 24th. I remember when we traded with the Chiefs one year, moved down to about 2-3 spots, we got a # 3 pick with swap of #1's and another 5th draft pick best I remember.
That would really load us for another super draft, our own # 1, 2 and 3 plus a #2 & 4 or 5 for Glover, and a # 2 or 3 for trading down. that would give us 6 picks in first 4 rounds. Jimmy Johnson proved the theory, more draft picks you have, more choice of players you can take, maybe miss one, but hit on others. To me, we need another super draft with players that want to play and have the heart.

[ravidubey]

You could get a 5th or maybe a 4th round pick for Glover give his contract status couple with the fact that everyone knows the Cowboys are looking for 3-4 personnel.

[DLCassidy]

My guess is we get nothing for him.

[BigDFan5]

7 million Cap hit, 1.5 million roster bonus, and the entire NFL knows we are gonna release him? wont get anything

[Doomsday101]

Originally Posted by BigDFan5

7 million Cap hit, 1.5 million roster bonus, and the entire NFL knows we are gonna release him? wont get anything

That is true.

[superpunk]

Mmmmmmmm......maybe a.......

[AbeBeta]

Originally Posted by Doomsday101

That is true.

Come on, let them fantasize some more.

really I was hoping someone would say "late first rounder - minimum"

[Doomsday101]

Originally Posted by abersonc

Come on, let them fantasize some more.

really I was hoping someone would say "late first rounder - minimum"

LOL.., The only way any team would give up a pick for a player in Glover position is if one team really wants him bad and does not want to get into a bidding war with other teams who they may feel also has an interest. Even in that case your talking a day 2 pick at best.

[TheHustler]

This guy has been to 5 of the last 6 probowls. He's a team player. I predict a trade with a restructered contract. He could put a team over the hump for the playoffs or provide vet leadership to a young team.

He has value, lots of it.

[TonyS]

Originally Posted by TheHustler

This guy has been to 5 of the last 6 probowls. He's a team player. I predict a trade with a restructered contract. He could put a team over the hump for the playoffs or provide vet leadership to a young team.

He has value, lots of it.

But why would he restructure when he can make more money on the open market after he's released?

Inquiring minds want to know.

[DLCassidy]

Originally Posted by TheHustler

This guy has been to 5 of the last 6 probowls. He's a team player. I predict a trade with a restructered contract. He could put a team over the hump for the playoffs or provide vet leadership to a young team.

He has value, lots of it.

Right. Just like Corey Simon had value. Lots of it.

[Bob Sacamano]

about a 4th, 5th if we're lucky

teams know he doesn't fit in our future plans, and he's getting up their in age

[TheHustler]

Originally Posted by TonyS

But why would he restructure when he can make more money on the open market after he's released?

Inquiring minds want to know.

Can you say you're certain he'll be released if he isn't traded?

While you're at it, who are we drafting?

[TheHustler]

Originally Posted by DLCassidy

Right. Just like Corey Simon had value. Lots of it.

Corey Simon couldn't carry Glovers jock strap.

[HardHittin'Witten]

maybe the Texans will give up the #1 pick for Glover.