Twitter: Cowboys contacted Jets about WR Mims?

[Hawkeye0202]

Hmmm......

 

[links18]

Should have countered with a 5th and Dexter Coakley.

 

[Mr_437]

Conditional 6th

 

[Avery]

4th round, LOL. Dude is worth a conditional day three pick.

 

[Carson]

I would’ve sent a 5th. A 4th seems a bit rich

I really think signing a guy like Peters and picking up a Mims/Preston Williams puts us at top of the division

 

[Kingofholland]

Mims has done nothing, but the question becomes do you like him more than Noah Brown or Simi?

 

[StarMan2112]

I would give a 4th. Especially since Tolbert has failed to impress.

 

[fivetwos]

I would have actually sent a 4th for him.

He is a good player if you're gonna bet on him staying healthy.

Jeez maybe take back a 7th? He could have helped.

 

[EMMITTnROY]

With Gallup coming back soon, I'd much rather run CeeDee-Gallup-Tolbert-Washington-Brown than spend any pick on Mims.

 

[Typhus]

Mims has done nothing, but the question becomes do you like him more than Noah Brown or Simi?

Mims was a 2nd round draft pick just back in 2020, has nice size and had one heck of a preseason finale vs the Gmen going 7-8 targets for 102 yds.
I know its just preseason but he certainly has talent.
His best bet was likely Carolina, but they chose to make a deal for Laviska Shenault instead.
Playing behind the likes of Garrett Wilson, Corey Davis and Elijah Moore, he was stuck in the muck so to speak.

 

[TWOK11]

I’d trade a conditional late-third day pick for him, nothing more. I’m talking 6th or 7th rounder.

 

[irishline]

Should have countered with a 5th and Dexter Coakley.

We haven't traded him in a few years so he should be fresh. May be able to drop the pick down to a 6th.

 

[darthseinfeld]

Hmmm......

Too high for Mims, and I like Mims

 

[Qcard]

Should have countered with a 5th and Dexter Coakley.

Cheapskate.....4th and Al Johnson+10lbs

 

[Carson]

Vikings ended up with Reagor
Panthers ended up with Shenault

He’s unhappy. He still wants out

 

[visionary]

Nothing

 

[lkelly]

The Jets seem to be notorious for trying to drive the hard bargain. They also habitually draft in the top 10 so I guess it's their only way to "win" each year. Score a great value on your previous draft busts or trade away your few actual draft hits for a first rounder or two and look like you've played the game right.

I assume that their GM holds hands with Howie down in Philly at the back of the movie theater when nobody is looking.