+1......he is risky going forward and I'm not even talking about off-field issues. Its the position he plays and the amount money he is going to cost. My fear is we could have another Sean Lee on our hands but a contract 10x more expensive.
The fact “receivers are easier to replace” is why no team is going to trade significant draft capital for CeeDee Lamb.
The Dolphins got 2 first round picks for OL Laremy Tunsil from the Texans.
If you're going to let Dak walk, I'd trade Lamb. Let Lance play 2025 and we'll get a high pick in 2026. That's if they let Dak walk. The last thing we need is to be 9-8 or 8-9.
It doesn’t count for those of you who hate him. He never gave up which can’t be said for the defense. The game wouldn’t have gotten out of hand had the defense made a few stops. Just holding them to a couple of field goals instead of TDs would’ve kept us in the game. Their offense put up 41 points and they could’ve scored a lot more had they not let up in the fourth quarter.
Those trades were four and five years ago. They do not happen anymore because high draft picks become more valuable as the salary cap increases. Unprecedented salaries for top players are such those high draft choices provide necessary cost control to be able to retain your stars and still field a team that can compete in the playoffs. Parsons will not be traded because he is more productive than anything the Cowboys could get for him in trade. Note—-if those teams in your four examples that gave up the draft capital had it to do over, with the possible exception of the Rams, they wouldn’t do it. No team is going to make stupid trades like that anymore.
I haven’t said anything to suggest he’s a choker. You think he’s a choker and would be easily replaceable. According to you all we have to do is just draft a QB. Plus you want to trade CeeDee and leave us with nothing. Glad you don’t run the team.
McCarthy better be glad for those yards and stats that led to more points or the game would’ve looked even more embarrassing. At least he had one player that didn’t quit in the game.
Some of you don’t seem to mind going years with bad QB play because you think we’re already getting bad QB play. Bad QB play will lead to missing the playoffs year after year and some of you seem to be in love with a thought of doing that.
Before he took his first snap we were already down 7-0. He knew before he ever stepped foot on the field we were going to have to put up 35+ to have any chance. Our defense folded as soon as the Packers scored on their first drive. The game was essentially over after that.
Right? Wouldn’t be shocked if Micah slows down quick and falls off a HOF trajectory. Longevity is hard in the NFL.
So what, at least we aren't tying up 30 million for one player at a position that there is an abundance of replacements at.
Who? If you let Dak walk who is this very good QB?
He didn’t quit. Not wasting any more time with this.
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