AbeBeta;3304736 said:No, actually yours is.
Note that we would be spending millions to make this deal. We aren't going to spend 20 mill to pay Marshall's SB just to get another first round pick. Nor are we going to **** with the commish by trying some poison pill provision
tunahelper;3304783 said:Once again you either didnt read the link or your having reading comprehension issues. The article states ways SD with 27 pick could fashion the contract to aviod being clamped with owing salary.
Also remember no salary cap, so if the signing bonus was stipulated to be delayed upon a trade with Seattle Dallas would owe nothing.
Do you have anymore uninformed comments?
AbeBeta;3304960 said:The article is not based in reality.
The league is not going to let teams skirt the rules in that manner. Plain and simple. (see pill, poison; see also, Goodell, Roger)
Do you have any actually informed comments or is your perception of what is possible based entirely on your reading of profootballtalk?
Because we don't want this ******** on our team. Do the letters TO mean anything to you?SDCowboy85;3304849 said:If we made a trade for one of the top 5 receivers in the league...why in the blue hell would be trade him to Seattle?
tunahelper;3305075 said:Well the league lost in arbitraton when they tried to outlaw the poison pill. I find your opinion on the matter to be short of the arbitrator's.
At least you read the article this time before commenting.
Cover 2;3305296 said:If the Seahawks wanted to they could just offer their 14th pick to the Broncos. I'm sure they would gladly take it. You can negotiate compensation, it doesn't have to be for what the tender is.
:laugh2: my bad...I have a tendency to not read links...silly metunahelper;3304526 said:Because they have two 1st round picks the 6th and the 14th. They want to save the 6th. That is why added the link.
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tunahelper;3304467 said:Then trade him to Seattle for the 14th pick in the first round. What a move this would be and we would have a good chance at a top OL.
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.co...hawks-should-consider-an-offer-sheet-end-run/