Would you make this trade

[jblaze2004]

Miles austin straight up for michael huff?

 

[Future]

nahhhh

 

[sureletsrace]

Number two wide receiver with a bad hamstringr for a pro bowl caliber safety? You bet.

 

[rash]

no way

Miles is a key component to this offense

 

[joseephuss]

Number two wide receiver with a bad hamstringr for a pro bowl caliber safety? You bet.

When has Michael Huff made a Pro-Bowl? Miles Austin has actually been to two of them. I would not make that trade.

 

[xwalker]

Miles austin straight up for michael huff?

What is the point of the question?

Are the Raiders trying to trade him?

FYI - Did anybody notice that he played CB this year?

 

[CowboysFaninHouston]

Miles austin straight up for michael huff?

nope.

 

[Disturbed]

Dallas needs a younger guy to come in at safety, not a 30 year old player. As soon as we get him -- he would lose a step or two and be injury prone.

Please stick to the draft.

 

[5StarComboBreaker]

on paper, absolutely. But Huff's play has been inconsistent at best. But hey, could be a big upgrade over what we have. So i guess at that point it would be all about contracts and cap implications.

 

[Ultimategamer5567]

I'm one of the people here that supports the idea of trading Miles Austin - for the right price. However, to hand over a solid starting reciever for an aging, lately struggling safety-turned CB, is silly.

 

[Tabascocat]

If we are talking crazy, I'll throw one in...Why not trade Miles to the Jets for Revis and make Carr a safety?

 

[ThrowuptheXDez88]

The only way I would trade Miles is for at least a 3rd round pick. It is a deep draft & can help fix plenty of positions, while getting younger at the same time.

 

[fivetwos]

Not in love with Austin, but I'd take a pass on that one.

Besides, we have the second coming in Matt Johnson

 

[supercowboy8]

Number two wide receiver with a bad hamstringr for a pro bowl caliber safety? You bet.

Pro bowl safety? He played CB this year for oakland. Also very had the chance to sign him a few years a go and they said no thanks.

 

[ajk23az]

Number two wide receiver with a bad hamstringr for a pro bowl caliber safety? You bet.

Lol. Going off of last year's performance I take it? He was rated as a bottom 10 safety in '12-'13.

EDIT: We are thinking of Michael Griffin! But my point still stands..

As for the OP, why would we need another corner back?