Players we should try to trade

[gimmesix]

Sam Williams. Right now, he's the sixth DE/OLB at best, so if we can get anything in return for him and get rid of his guaranteed contract, it would be worth it. The team that traded for him would have to be willing to take on a $2 million hit, though.

Tyrus Wheat. I think he showed enough to have a little bit of trade value and I'd prefer to keep him over Williams. I'd probably offer both of them and trade whichever we can get a pick for. If we can't get a pick for either, I'd keep Wheat over Williams.

Jonathan Mingo. Camden Brown has earned a spot on this roster, but Mingo has played well enough for a spot, too, and offers some special teams value. In order to not keep six receivers, I'd try to trade Mingo for whatever we can get in return.

Markqwese Bell. I'm torn on this player because I like him more than some on this board do. However, we are deep at safety and he might have the most value of any of these I would trade.

Trevor Keegan. We have several solid interior backup prospects, Bass, Leverett, Cornelius, but are hurting for tackles. I'd try to find a trade partner to swap Keegan (or Leverett or Cornelius) for a backup tackle. We claimed Keegan on waivers last year, so he may have some trade value with teams that were below us who might have wanted him. I was wavering between keeping him or Leverett (but leaning toward Keegan because I think Leverett could make the practice squad), so I think we'd be OK if we traded him.

 

[big dog cowboy]

but are hurting for tackles.

That's just not true.

 

[Rayman70]

Sam Williams. Right now, he's the sixth DE/OLB at best, so if we can get anything in return for him and get rid of his guaranteed contract, it would be worth it. The team that traded for him would have to be willing to take on a $2 million hit, though.

Tyrus Wheat. I think he showed enough to have a little bit of trade value and I'd prefer to keep him over Williams. I'd probably offer both of them and trade whichever we can get a pick for. If we can't get a pick for either, I'd keep Wheat over Williams.

Jonathan Mingo. Camden Brown has earned a spot on this roster, but Mingo has played well enough for a spot, too, and offers some special teams value. In order to not keep six receivers, I'd try to trade Mingo for whatever we can get in return.

Markqwese Bell. I'm torn on this player because I like him more than some on this board do. However, we are deep at safety and he might have the most value of any of these I would trade.

Trevor Keegan. We have several solid interior backup prospects, Bass, Leverett, Cornelius, but are hurting for tackles. I'd try to find a trade partner to swap Keegan (or Leverett or Cornelius) for a backup tackle. We claimed Keegan on waivers last year, so he may have some trade value with teams that were below us who might have wanted him. I was wavering between keeping him or Leverett (but leaning toward Keegan because I think Leverett could make the practice squad), so I think we'd be OK if we traded him.

Keegan is valuable to us. More valuable if we keep him. He's versatile.

 

[stilltheguru]

I'd keep wheat. What more should he do to make the team? He outplayed every edge besides Houston.

If I get a 7th for Sam I jump for joy

 

[Kevinicus]

That's just not true.

How so?

We don't even have a quality starting RT (being optimistic about Guyton at LT here), and backups have not looked great.

 

[rambo2]

Sam Williams. Right now, he's the sixth DE/OLB at best, so if we can get anything in return for him and get rid of his guaranteed contract, it would be worth it. The team that traded for him would have to be willing to take on a $2 million hit, though.

Tyrus Wheat. I think he showed enough to have a little bit of trade value and I'd prefer to keep him over Williams. I'd probably offer both of them and trade whichever we can get a pick for. If we can't get a pick for either, I'd keep Wheat over Williams.

Jonathan Mingo. Camden Brown has earned a spot on this roster, but Mingo has played well enough for a spot, too, and offers some special teams value. In order to not keep six receivers, I'd try to trade Mingo for whatever we can get in return.

Markqwese Bell. I'm torn on this player because I like him more than some on this board do. However, we are deep at safety and he might have the most value of any of these I would trade.

Trevor Keegan. We have several solid interior backup prospects, Bass, Leverett, Cornelius, but are hurting for tackles. I'd try to find a trade partner to swap Keegan (or Leverett or Cornelius) for a backup tackle. We claimed Keegan on waivers last year, so he may have some trade value with teams that were below us who might have wanted him. I was wavering between keeping him or Leverett (but leaning toward Keegan because I think Leverett could make the practice squad), so I think we'd be OK if we traded him.

I think that they are keeping Mingo because of his special teams ability and ability to give them a solid backup on offense. I think he will be 1 of the gunners on the punt team.

 

[DallasEast]

Jonathan Mingo. Camden Brown has earned a spot on this roster, but Mingo has played well enough for a spot, too, and offers some special teams value. In order to not keep six receivers, I'd try to trade Mingo for whatever we can get in return.

Seconded.

 

[Kwyn]

I’m not sure these guys have as much value as you might hope for.

Teams know that all of these guys are on the bubble and would probably just wait and try to get them post-cut.

Bell is the only one vested and wouldn’t even be subject to waivers so a team wouldn’t even have to worry about another team with a higher waiver status.

Here’s how I see them.

Would you do these deals?

• Sam Williams: None
• Tyrus Wheat: None
• Jonathan Mingo: 7th
• Markquese Bell: 7th
• Trevor Keegan: 6th-7th or a player swap

 

[exciter]

Sam Williams. Right now, he's the sixth DE/OLB at best, so if we can get anything in return for him and get rid of his guaranteed contract, it would be worth it. The team that traded for him would have to be willing to take on a $2 million hit, though.

Tyrus Wheat. I think he showed enough to have a little bit of trade value and I'd prefer to keep him over Williams. I'd probably offer both of them and trade whichever we can get a pick for. If we can't get a pick for either, I'd keep Wheat over Williams.

Jonathan Mingo. Camden Brown has earned a spot on this roster, but Mingo has played well enough for a spot, too, and offers some special teams value. In order to not keep six receivers, I'd try to trade Mingo for whatever we can get in return.

Markqwese Bell. I'm torn on this player because I like him more than some on this board do. However, we are deep at safety and he might have the most value of any of these I would trade.

Trevor Keegan. We have several solid interior backup prospects, Bass, Leverett, Cornelius, but are hurting for tackles. I'd try to find a trade partner to swap Keegan (or Leverett or Cornelius) for a backup tackle. We claimed Keegan on waivers last year, so he may have some trade value with teams that were below us who might have wanted him. I was wavering between keeping him or Leverett (but leaning toward Keegan because I think Leverett could make the practice squad), so I think we'd be OK if we traded him.

Cornelius has looked like he could develop into a quality starter both preseasons he's played. Tackle last year and guard this one.
No way I'm trading him.
Bell is a niche player who has a role in this defense and no one else fits that niche.

I don't think anyone else has much trade value!

 

[Coogiguy03]

I’m not sure these guys have as much value as you might hope for.

Teams know that all of these guys are on the bubble and would probably just wait and try to get them post-cut.

Bell is the only one vested and wouldn’t even be subject to waivers so a team wouldn’t even have to worry about another team with a higher waiver status.

Here’s how I see them.

Would you do these deals?

• Sam Williams: None
• Tyrus Wheat: None
• Jonathan Mingo: 7th
• Markquese Bell: 7th
• Trevor Keegan: 6th-7th or a player swap

Totally agree I think some are feeling we can get like a 4th or something, no way in hell

 

[EPL0c0]

I'd rather keep Mingo

But if they do get rid of him, I'd package: Mingo, Sam Williams, Luke Schoonmaker for at least a 4th Rd pick

 

[darthseinfeld]

That's just not true.

Again with this. So tell me.....who is playing OT if Guyton or Steele get hurt? Go back and watch Thomas against backups this preseason and tell me you are fine with him at either OT spot

 

[Reid1boys]

How so?

We don't even have a quality starting RT (being optimistic about Guyton at LT here), and backups have not looked great.

If only we could get a real RT, our offense might be top 10.

 

[CowboysFaninHouston]

Sam Williams. Right now, he's the sixth DE/OLB at best, so if we can get anything in return for him and get rid of his guaranteed contract, it would be worth it. The team that traded for him would have to be willing to take on a $2 million hit, though.

Tyrus Wheat. I think he showed enough to have a little bit of trade value and I'd prefer to keep him over Williams. I'd probably offer both of them and trade whichever we can get a pick for. If we can't get a pick for either, I'd keep Wheat over Williams.

Jonathan Mingo. Camden Brown has earned a spot on this roster, but Mingo has played well enough for a spot, too, and offers some special teams value. In order to not keep six receivers, I'd try to trade Mingo for whatever we can get in return.

Markqwese Bell. I'm torn on this player because I like him more than some on this board do. However, we are deep at safety and he might have the most value of any of these I would trade.

Trevor Keegan. We have several solid interior backup prospects, Bass, Leverett, Cornelius, but are hurting for tackles. I'd try to find a trade partner to swap Keegan (or Leverett or Cornelius) for a backup tackle. We claimed Keegan on waivers last year, so he may have some trade value with teams that were below us who might have wanted him. I was wavering between keeping him or Leverett (but leaning toward Keegan because I think Leverett could make the practice squad), so I think we'd be OK if we traded him.

The only tradable player is Mi go for a 7th

 

[LouBrown]

I’m not sure these guys have as much value as you might hope for.

Teams know that all of these guys are on the bubble and would probably just wait and try to get them post-cut.

Bell is the only one vested and wouldn’t even be subject to waivers so a team wouldn’t even have to worry about another team with a higher waiver status.

Here’s how I see them.

Would you do these deals?

• Sam Williams: None
• Tyrus Wheat: None
• Jonathan Mingo: 7th
• Markquese Bell: 7th
• Trevor Keegan: 6th-7th or a player swap

Yea these guys have no value...it's why you'd try to trade them to begin with lol

 

[LouBrown]

That's just not true.

I don't really understand your obsession with thinking they shouldn't try to upgrade at OT.

 

[Chasing6]

Sam Williams. Right now, he's the sixth DE/OLB at best, so if we can get anything in return for him and get rid of his guaranteed contract, it would be worth it. The team that traded for him would have to be willing to take on a $2 million hit, though.

Tyrus Wheat. I think he showed enough to have a little bit of trade value and I'd prefer to keep him over Williams. I'd probably offer both of them and trade whichever we can get a pick for. If we can't get a pick for either, I'd keep Wheat over Williams.

Jonathan Mingo. Camden Brown has earned a spot on this roster, but Mingo has played well enough for a spot, too, and offers some special teams value. In order to not keep six receivers, I'd try to trade Mingo for whatever we can get in return.

Markqwese Bell. I'm torn on this player because I like him more than some on this board do. However, we are deep at safety and he might have the most value of any of these I would trade.

Trevor Keegan. We have several solid interior backup prospects, Bass, Leverett, Cornelius, but are hurting for tackles. I'd try to find a trade partner to swap Keegan (or Leverett or Cornelius) for a backup tackle. We claimed Keegan on waivers last year, so he may have some trade value with teams that were below us who might have wanted him. I was wavering between keeping him or Leverett (but leaning toward Keegan because I think Leverett could make the practice squad), so I think we'd be OK if we traded him.

We should go short on the online. No reason to keep bad players. Trade and/or pick up someone who gets cut. No team will pick up our cut Olineman.

 

[droopdog7]

So basically no one we want

 

[JustChip]

Seconded.

Thirded.

 

[gimmesix]

That's just not true.

They were until trading for Broderick Jones today.