GoinForSix;2307748 said:We have 12 draft picks next year. Including their 4th. How could giving away a 1st (very late) and their 4th be our entire 'draft'?
That's what people seem to overlook. Waiting to sign him until after the season will still cost picks.WoodysGirl;2307879 said:For clarification, Florio talks about the segment.
OFFERS COMING FOR ROY WILLIAMS OF LIONS?
Posted by Mike Florio on October 5, 2008, 12:38 p.m.
Adam Schefter of NFL Network reports that teams are expected to begin making offers to the Lions for receiver Roy Williams.
The trade deadline is October 14.
Per Schefter, the Lions are posturing this thing to get not only one or more picks, but also someone who can help the team now. The other possibility is for the Lions to slap the franchise tag on Williams after the season, and then trade him....
No one has overlooked it. Pay attention.Skinsmaniac;2307887 said:That's what people seem to overlook. Waiting to sign him until after the season will still cost picks.
So what would be the benefit of waiting until after the season?Hostile;2307895 said:No one has overlooked it. Pay attention.
Skinsmaniac;2307887 said:That's what people seem to overlook. Waiting to sign him until after the season will still cost picks.
Skinsmaniac;2307897 said:So what would be the benefit of waiting until after the season?
For who? The Lions or the team trading for him?Skinsmaniac;2307897 said:So what would be the benefit of waiting until after the season?
The price might drop. Or there might be more teams competing to get him and the price could rise.HeavyHitta31;2307903 said:1: They are Lions. If it can be ***** up, they'll find the way to do it.
2: Chances are no one will give them 2 first rounders, so they'll have to drop their asking price after the season
For the Cowboys if they want him. If they want him, it seems to me like it would be better trading for him now.Hostile;2307904 said:For who? The Lions or the team trading for him?
Skinsmaniac;2307907 said:The price might drop. Or there might be more teams competing to get him and the price could rise.
For the Cowboys if they want him. If they want him, it seems to me like it would be better trading for him now.
I expect the Cowboys to add him before the trade deadline. I have said repeatedly that I am 70/30 sure he is on the radar to be added. If the Lions lose today it is going to go up to 80/20, and i expect them to lose.Skinsmaniac;2307907 said:For the Cowboys if they want him. If they want him, it seems to me like it would be better trading for him now.
Hostile;2307912 said:I expect the Cowboys to add him before the trade deadline. I have said repeatedly that I am 70/30 sure he is on the radar to be added. If the Lions lose today it is going to go up to 80/20, and i expect them to lose.
Detroit can Franchise him, but it handicaps them horribly if they do. Their best bet is to move him now and that is best for the player and the Cowboys too.
Oh, and no one else will try and trade for him. He only wants to come to Dallas. No long term deal means highly unlikely anyone else makes an offer.
CowboyChris;2307919 said:when is the facination with RW going to end? we're not gonna trade for him, Jerry learned his lesson long ago about trading 1st rounders for WR's. the only way he will ever become a Cowboy is if indeed he hits the FA Market, and even then the price will be astronaumical. its not gonna happen.:starspin
In all fairness, the pic under your name positively screams '2003!'HeavyHitta31;2307928 said:It's really hard for me to take someone with Julius Jones still under their name seriously
:laugh2: he's good but he's not that good.WoodysGirl;2307706 said:during the 2008 draft at least according to Schefter. Call me slow, but I didn't know.
Now they want two firsts or some other package of picks.