Yeah, but I think it's a slight difference in approach. They've traded for high-end players in the past (Amari Cooper, Roy Williams, etc.) and they've traded for low-end players in the past (Cooks, Gilmore, Murray, Elam, etc.), but they haven't done a trade frenzy ... and it seems like based on moves they've made such as adding Quinnen after Pickens and adding Clark that they are more likely to do that than to do a free agent frenzy.What I suggested would go against what they've done over the last dozen years. I was assuming a change in philosophy, not expecting it. If they want to contend for a championship, they're going to have to change.
If they solely build through the draft, and trade for a good player, that's no different than drafting a good player with the pick you gave up. It's not helping that much.
It's worse trading for a vet is more expensive.What I suggested would go against what they've done over the last dozen years. I was assuming a change in philosophy, not expecting it. If they want to contend for a championship, they're going to have to change.
If they solely build through the draft, and trade for a good player, that's no different than drafting a good player with the pick you gave up. It's not helping that much.
Meniscus surgery isn't a big thing.He’s injured
Oh the horrorNo to Crosby. This is becoming like Earl Thomas.
It is if it lingers. Knees are a iffy thing .Meniscus surgery isn't a big thing.
Or maybe he wants to be a Cowboy?Or maybe he is just a Shaboozey fan!
They need pickens more than a draft pick. That would give them a good trio of weapons for whomever they stick at QB.#20 and a player and sign the deal
It is not Pickens vs a draft pick. It is Pickens vs At least 1 draft pick and most likely $140M.They need pickens more than a draft pick. That would give them a good trio of weapons for whomever they stick at QB.
