KingCorcoran
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Two brilliant front offices and they can’t see the value of this deal. Hard to understand why it hasn’t happened already.The deal is a good fit for both teams.
Two brilliant front offices and they can’t see the value of this deal. Hard to understand why it hasn’t happened already.The deal is a good fit for both teams.
Wait the Cowboys would get 6th? Oh ok I’d do that that deal is insane lol….i see no scenario ever the Browns would give us the best player on earth and a 6. I misunderstood what was being said lol.It’s not three first rounders for Garrett.
It’s three first rounders for Garrett and pick #6 this year. Which is a trade up.
It allows the Browns to say they now have 5 first round picks over the next two drafts, but it’s not even two total 1st round picks.
And they can get that without trading back lol.The Browns want offensive lineman and receiver.
No way I would give up next years 1st rounder.
Unless you feel you can get to the SB this year. I don’t see that.I like sarcasmSo do the Cowboys and a dozen other teams.
Isn't that what people who drunk dial strippers say?Sorry folks but my phone has a mind of it's own
They get a better one at 20 and they can get the one they wanted at 6 at 12.And they can get that without trading back lol.
Crosby is not as good as Garrett and Garrett isn’t injured.I think the Browns would just say we'll take 12 and 20 and you can have Garrett. As great as Garrett is, he alone won't fix this defense and its hard to think about giving up 2 1st rounders for a 31 year old player. We wouldn't do it for Crosby who is a couple years younger so can't see them making that move for Garrett either.
The Cowboys are not going to acquire either one of them. Just off season crazy talk.Crosby is not as good as Garrett and Garrett isn’t injured.
I don’t think they will either. I was just responding to the other poster comparing the two scenarios.The Cowboys are not going to acquire either one of them. Just off season crazy talk.
I agree…Browns would be crazy to do that deal. Dropping 6 slots is worth a 2nd rounder in current value. And all we are giving is #20 and likely an even worse 1st rounder next year.I wouldn't. That's not good value for them at all. You're only swapping #1s this year to your detriment (#6 to #12 and gaining #20) and with Garrett making this team a little better, the #1 next year would "probably" be in the mid 20s. So essentially you're trading Garrett for two 1st rounders minus the position you're already in. I'd demand more or no deal.
this sounds more like appeasing stock holders than fixing a teamIt’s not three first rounders for Garrett.
It’s three first rounders for Garrett and pick #6 this year. Which is a trade up.
It allows the Browns to say they now have 5 first round picks over the next two drafts, but it’s not even two total 1st round picks.
The logic doesn’t make sense. Browns don’t want a top 6 talent so they give it to Cowboys who do. Browns aren’t stupid.They get a better one at 20 and they can get the one they wanted at 6 at 12.
this is awkwardThe logic doesn’t make sense. Browns don’t want a top 6 talent so they give it to Cowboys who do. Browns aren’t stupid.
Jerry is probably in “nudie pics of the Haslams”.Another way to look at is:
Browns give Garrett and pick 50 (current trade value of dropping from 6 to 12)
Browns get pick 20 this year and pick 20+ next year (without any future discount applied)
The only way that trade happens is if Jerry has nudie pics of the Haslams.
Can't deny it would be interesting. If Downs or Styles is there at 6 then I make the trade with 12 and 20, 2nd 2027 and 1st in 2028 for 6th and Garrett.Only 14 months ago, Myles Garrett made a public push to be traded by the Browns. In response, the Browns did what the Browns usually do with any problem they encounter.
They threw money at it.
A market-level contract ($40 million per year) moved the boiling pot to a back burner. There’s still reason to think it could be simmering.
The truth on Garrett and the Browns is elusive. On one hand, G.M. Andrew Berry continues to call Garrett a “career Brown.” On the other hand, Garrett seems to be ready to give up a $1 million workout bonus by skipping the team’s offseason program.
Then there’s the recent contract modification, which delays the deadline for Garrett’s offseason option bonuses from the 15th day of the league year in March until seven days before the start of the regular season. Obviously, that allows the Browns to trade Garrett without paying the option bonus.
https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profo...e-as-to-whether-myles-garrett-could-be-traded
I’ve already heard rumors about a potential draft day trade with Cleveland. It was mentioned as picks 12 and 20 for picks 6 and 39.
This got me thinking of something.
What about 12 and 20 - and next year’s remaining 1st rounder - for #6 and Myles Garrett?
You could get a top player for the secondary at #6 (Downs, Delane) AND shore up your pass rush with the best in the business.
The downside is that you’d be out of next year’s 1st round, which is being regarded as one of the very best in recent years.
Cleveland would be adding three 1st round picks over the next two years for their rebuild.
What say you?
It is a perfect fit with the players that are available and the picks involved.The logic doesn’t make sense. Browns don’t want a top 6 talent so they give it to Cowboys who do. Browns aren’t stupid.
