If Ravens wanted Pollard for a 3rd rounder

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Say the Ravens call asking to trade for Tony Pollard.

They offer a 2023 3rd round draft pick and a 2024 5th round draft selection.

Would you accept or decline?
 
If Pollard leaves next year for a healthy contract, wouldn't we potentially get a draft pick anyway?
 
I would take that trade. If for anything just to see the meltdown on here. :lmao:

We had posters say that Davis could take over for Zeke, so he could take over for Pollard as well. :popcorn:
 
If Pollard leaves next year for a healthy contract, wouldn't we potentially get a draft pick anyway?

Pollard is not going to get us a 3rd round comp pick.
Everyone was all over Cedric Wilson on here, but yet he got us a 6th round comp pick. At best Pollard may get a 4th or 5th. I am still thinking a 6th.

So you take that trade for a 3rd.

However, if they think they are truly in serious contention to make a title run. As they do, but fans don't then you keep your talented players.
So from the team, they keep him.
From fans since they want to play GM, you trade him, if they truly believe we are not contenders this season.
 
Pollard is not going to get us a 3rd round comp pick.
Everyone was all over Cedric Wilson on here, but yet he got us a 6th round comp pick. At best Pollard may get a 4th or 5th. I am still thinking a 6th.

So you take that trade for a 3rd.

However, if they think they are truly in serious contention to make a title run. As they do, but fans don't then you keep your talented players.
So from the team, they keep him.
From fans since they want to play GM, you trade him, if they truly believe we are not contenders this season.

I hear you, but disagree. Its not like you're just giving up a 3rd round pick to keep him. You'd also be giving up his services this year in addition to whatever comp pick he might net. So, while I totally understand what you're saying, I'd keep his services this year and any potential comp pick next year over just a 3rd rounder. That said, anytime you can trade guys away in their last contract year and get back every draft pick you spent on them, it's worth considering.
 
I hear you, but disagree. Its not like you're just giving up a 3rd round pick to keep him. You'd also be giving up his services this year in addition to whatever comp pick he might net. So, while I totally understand what you're saying, I'd keep his services this year and any potential comp pick next year over just a 3rd rounder. That said, anytime you can trade guys away in their last contract year and get back every draft pick you spent on them, it's worth considering.

The main reason I said as the team they would keep them. Because supposedly they had offers on other players for a 2nd round pick, but the team said no. He was to vital for that current season…basically the we like our guys concept.

I agree I would consider that trade.
 
I would trade Zeke for a 3rd rounder at the end of the season based on his current production, just to dump that salary.
 
Pollard is not going to get us a 3rd round comp pick.
Everyone was all over Cedric Wilson on here, but yet he got us a 6th round comp pick. At best Pollard may get a 4th or 5th. I am still thinking a 6th.

So you take that trade for a 3rd.

However, if they think they are truly in serious contention to make a title run. As they do, but fans don't then you keep your talented players.
So from the team, they keep him.
From fans since they want to play GM, you trade him, if they truly believe we are not contenders this season.
It would probably be a 6th. 5th max. Quinn signed for 14 million a year and got us a 4th
 
I'd do it if we have no intention of resigning him.
 
Do the trade. The 2023 draft is loaded with RB talent.
 
easily accept.
that is a high return for a guy who has used up almost all his cheap, efficient contract days.

Cowboys could then use Turpin a bit more in that slot area for the burst plays and go draft a RB next year in R3.
 
I would trade Zeke for a 3rd rounder at the end of the season based on his current production, just to dump that salary.
Sure. And if someone wanted to trade me a billion dollars for the chewed-up ballpoint pen on my desk, I'd accept that offer too.
 
No. There is a more likely chance that that 3rd rounder doesn't produce like Pollard does.

It's not easy to find productive players in the draft and it becomes even less likely the deeper you go into the draft.
 
The Ravens are not offering us 3rd for Pollard.
Come on now:rolleyes:
 
Say the Ravens call asking to trade for Tony Pollard.

They offer a 2023 3rd round draft pick and a 2024 5th round draft selection.

Would you accept or decline?
Decline

If they wanted Zeke, TAKE IT AND RUN!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 

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