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*Official 2015 Philadelphia Eagles* - Winning when it doesnt count (5 Viewers)

@ZBerm: Marynowitz on safeties: "Were looking for guys who can cross train to maybe play both [CB and S]"...Said Eagles want safeties to play slot.

^^If this is true Collins isn't on our board.

 
@ZBerm: Marynowitz on safeties: "Were looking for guys who can cross train to maybe play both [CB and S]"...Said Eagles want safeties to play slot.

^^If this is true Collins isn't on our board.
Interesting. Who are the top 3 DB's according to this then that can play both?

 
:lmao: That was actually amazing hahahaha... I was expecting it to be lame.

Love the open tabs of "20 healthy smoothies" and the religious email spam from tim. Good stuff in there.
Who is the Charles in the "Control" thread? Or is it a "Charles in Charge" joke?
Ya I wasn't sure of that either.

I also wonder what the Foles email said in the cut off sentence haha

 
@ZBerm: Marynowitz on safeties: "Were looking for guys who can cross train to maybe play both [CB and S]"...Said Eagles want safeties to play slot.

^^If this is true Collins isn't on our board.
Interesting. Who are the top 3 DB's according to this then that can play both?
Jones, Thompson, Rowe?
I actually think we may move up for rowe in the 2nd round.
If he is still there, from what I have been reading his stock has skyrocketed. He could be pick 32-20 in the 1st.

 
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@ZBerm: Marynowitz on safeties: "Were looking for guys who can cross train to maybe play both [CB and S]"...Said Eagles want safeties to play slot.

^^If this is true Collins isn't on our board.
Interesting. Who are the top 3 DB's according to this then that can play both?
Jones, Thompson, Rowe?
I actually think we may move up for rowe in the 2nd round.
If he is still there, from what I have been reading his stock has skyrocketed. He could be pick 32-20 in the 1st.
Damn really? Knew he was moving up but haven't seen him mocked in the first round.

 
Just thinking out loud...

Michael Floyd for Mychal Kendricks - which team says no?
We would. Unless he agrees to sign long term. I still think Kendricks + Perriman would be better then 20th pick LB + Floyd.

EDIT: Actually it's not that bad of a deal the more I think about it.

 
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Eckel is hearing;

The Eagles would trade quarterback Sam Bradford, linebacker Mychal Kendricks, defensive end Fletcher Cox, and the No. 20 pick to the Tennessee Titans for the No. 2 pick in the draft. Bradford could also go to the Cleveland Browns for the No. 19 pick, and then that pick would be shipped to the Titans.

http://www.nj.com/eagles/index.ssf/2015/04/marcus_mariota_to_the_eagles_rumors_wont_end_until.html
Either one of those seems like a steal for the Eagles if Mariota ends up being a 10-year franchise QB. Cox and Kendricks are both due extensions; so they got 3 years out of both of them on cheap rookie contracts. In addition to them it would effectively be a 1st this year and a 2nd next year to land Mariota.

The Eagles would be giving up comp picks in trading them vs just letting Cox/Kendricks go in free agency. Both could potentially net 3rd round picks. So if you put all of it in terms of picks, Eagles would be giving up 1/2/3/3. Still seems really cheap for a franchise QB, though.

Washington gave up 1/1/1/2, for comparison.

 
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Eckel is hearing;

The Eagles would trade quarterback Sam Bradford, linebacker Mychal Kendricks, defensive end Fletcher Cox, and the No. 20 pick to the Tennessee Titans for the No. 2 pick in the draft. Bradford could also go to the Cleveland Browns for the No. 19 pick, and then that pick would be shipped to the Titans.

http://www.nj.com/eagles/index.ssf/2015/04/marcus_mariota_to_the_eagles_rumors_wont_end_until.html
Either one of those seems like a steal for the Eagles if Mariota ends up being a 10-year franchise QB. Cox and Kendricks are both due extensions; so they got 3 years out of both of them on cheap rookie contracts. In addition to them it would effectively be a 1st this year and a 2nd next year to land Mariota.

The Eagles would be giving up comp picks in trading them vs just letting Cox/Kendricks go in free agency. Both could potentially net 3rd round picks. So if you put all of it in terms of picks, Eagles would be giving up 1/2/3/3. Still seems really cheap for a franchise QB, though.

Washington gave up 1/1/1/2, for comparison.
So pretty much it would be:

Foles + 2nd Rounder + comp 3rd/4th rounders to move up from 20 to 2? And we'd get a 3rd back from st louis too.

 
Eckel is hearing;

The Eagles would trade quarterback Sam Bradford, linebacker Mychal Kendricks, defensive end Fletcher Cox, and the No. 20 pick to the Tennessee Titans for the No. 2 pick in the draft. Bradford could also go to the Cleveland Browns for the No. 19 pick, and then that pick would be shipped to the Titans.

http://www.nj.com/eagles/index.ssf/2015/04/marcus_mariota_to_the_eagles_rumors_wont_end_until.html
Either one of those seems like a steal for the Eagles if Mariota ends up being a 10-year franchise QB. Cox and Kendricks are both due extensions; so they got 3 years out of both of them on cheap rookie contracts. In addition to them it would effectively be a 1st this year and a 2nd next year to land Mariota.

The Eagles would be giving up comp picks in trading them vs just letting Cox/Kendricks go in free agency. Both could potentially net 3rd round picks. So if you put all of it in terms of picks, Eagles would be giving up 1/2/3/3. Still seems really cheap for a franchise QB, though.

Washington gave up 1/1/1/2, for comparison.
So pretty much it would be:

Foles + 2nd Rounder + comp 3rd/4th rounders to move up from 20 to 2? And we'd get a 3rd back from st louis too.
Well, plus you're losing the services of two key defensive contributors for this year.

 
Eckel is hearing;

The Eagles would trade quarterback Sam Bradford, linebacker Mychal Kendricks, defensive end Fletcher Cox, and the No. 20 pick to the Tennessee Titans for the No. 2 pick in the draft. Bradford could also go to the Cleveland Browns for the No. 19 pick, and then that pick would be shipped to the Titans.

http://www.nj.com/eagles/index.ssf/2015/04/marcus_mariota_to_the_eagles_rumors_wont_end_until.html
Either one of those seems like a steal for the Eagles if Mariota ends up being a 10-year franchise QB. Cox and Kendricks are both due extensions; so they got 3 years out of both of them on cheap rookie contracts. In addition to them it would effectively be a 1st this year and a 2nd next year to land Mariota.

The Eagles would be giving up comp picks in trading them vs just letting Cox/Kendricks go in free agency. Both could potentially net 3rd round picks. So if you put all of it in terms of picks, Eagles would be giving up 1/2/3/3. Still seems really cheap for a franchise QB, though.

Washington gave up 1/1/1/2, for comparison.
So pretty much it would be:

Foles + 2nd Rounder + comp 3rd/4th rounders to move up from 20 to 2? And we'd get a 3rd back from st louis too.
Well, plus you're losing the services of two key defensive contributors for this year.
Kendricks has theoretically already been replaced by Alonso.

 
Eckel is hearing;

The Eagles would trade quarterback Sam Bradford, linebacker Mychal Kendricks, defensive end Fletcher Cox, and the No. 20 pick to the Tennessee Titans for the No. 2 pick in the draft. Bradford could also go to the Cleveland Browns for the No. 19 pick, and then that pick would be shipped to the Titans.

http://www.nj.com/eagles/index.ssf/2015/04/marcus_mariota_to_the_eagles_rumors_wont_end_until.html
Either one of those seems like a steal for the Eagles if Mariota ends up being a 10-year franchise QB. Cox and Kendricks are both due extensions; so they got 3 years out of both of them on cheap rookie contracts. In addition to them it would effectively be a 1st this year and a 2nd next year to land Mariota.

The Eagles would be giving up comp picks in trading them vs just letting Cox/Kendricks go in free agency. Both could potentially net 3rd round picks. So if you put all of it in terms of picks, Eagles would be giving up 1/2/3/3. Still seems really cheap for a franchise QB, though.

Washington gave up 1/1/1/2, for comparison.
So pretty much it would be:

Foles + 2nd Rounder + comp 3rd/4th rounders to move up from 20 to 2? And we'd get a 3rd back from st louis too.
Well, plus you're losing the services of two key defensive contributors for this year.
Kendricks has theoretically already been replaced by Alonso.
Would be better to have both. Losing these guys and going in with a starting rookie QB seems to take us out of contention for this season anyways. I guess that's okay thouugh.

 
Eckel is hearing;

The Eagles would trade quarterback Sam Bradford, linebacker Mychal Kendricks, defensive end Fletcher Cox, and the No. 20 pick to the Tennessee Titans for the No. 2 pick in the draft. Bradford could also go to the Cleveland Browns for the No. 19 pick, and then that pick would be shipped to the Titans.

http://www.nj.com/eagles/index.ssf/2015/04/marcus_mariota_to_the_eagles_rumors_wont_end_until.html
Either one of those seems like a steal for the Eagles if Mariota ends up being a 10-year franchise QB. Cox and Kendricks are both due extensions; so they got 3 years out of both of them on cheap rookie contracts. In addition to them it would effectively be a 1st this year and a 2nd next year to land Mariota.

The Eagles would be giving up comp picks in trading them vs just letting Cox/Kendricks go in free agency. Both could potentially net 3rd round picks. So if you put all of it in terms of picks, Eagles would be giving up 1/2/3/3. Still seems really cheap for a franchise QB, though.

Washington gave up 1/1/1/2, for comparison.
So pretty much it would be:

Foles + 2nd Rounder + comp 3rd/4th rounders to move up from 20 to 2? And we'd get a 3rd back from st louis too.
Well, plus you're losing the services of two key defensive contributors for this year.
Kendricks has theoretically already been replaced by Alonso.
Would be better to have both. Losing these guys and going in with a starting rookie QB seems to take us out of contention for this season anyways. I guess that's okay thouugh.
One step back to take two steps forward. The fact that you don't give up any future picks makes taking the step back more palatable.

 
Eckel is hearing;

The Eagles would trade quarterback Sam Bradford, linebacker Mychal Kendricks, defensive end Fletcher Cox, and the No. 20 pick to the Tennessee Titans for the No. 2 pick in the draft. Bradford could also go to the Cleveland Browns for the No. 19 pick, and then that pick would be shipped to the Titans.

http://www.nj.com/eagles/index.ssf/2015/04/marcus_mariota_to_the_eagles_rumors_wont_end_until.html
Either one of those seems like a steal for the Eagles if Mariota ends up being a 10-year franchise QB. Cox and Kendricks are both due extensions; so they got 3 years out of both of them on cheap rookie contracts. In addition to them it would effectively be a 1st this year and a 2nd next year to land Mariota.

The Eagles would be giving up comp picks in trading them vs just letting Cox/Kendricks go in free agency. Both could potentially net 3rd round picks. So if you put all of it in terms of picks, Eagles would be giving up 1/2/3/3. Still seems really cheap for a franchise QB, though.

Washington gave up 1/1/1/2, for comparison.
So pretty much it would be:

Foles + 2nd Rounder + comp 3rd/4th rounders to move up from 20 to 2? And we'd get a 3rd back from st louis too.
Well, plus you're losing the services of two key defensive contributors for this year.
Kendricks has theoretically already been replaced by Alonso.
Would be better to have both. Losing these guys and going in with a starting rookie QB seems to take us out of contention for this season anyways. I guess that's okay thouugh.
One step back to take two steps forward. The fact that you don't give up any future picks makes taking the step back more palatable.
If we did this move, and had a 9 win season, that would be amazing.

The only strange thing about the Bradford move to me is the whole texting scenario between him and Murray. One of the reasons Murray said he signed with us was because Bradford would be there... Seems like Murray would be pissed if Bradford got traded.

Maybe Mathews still signed knowing bradford/murray were going to get packaged in a deal and we trade them both haha. Kidding.

 
Eckel is hearing;

The Eagles would trade quarterback Sam Bradford, linebacker Mychal Kendricks, defensive end Fletcher Cox, and the No. 20 pick to the Tennessee Titans for the No. 2 pick in the draft. Bradford could also go to the Cleveland Browns for the No. 19 pick, and then that pick would be shipped to the Titans.

http://www.nj.com/eagles/index.ssf/2015/04/marcus_mariota_to_the_eagles_rumors_wont_end_until.html
Either one of those seems like a steal for the Eagles if Mariota ends up being a 10-year franchise QB. Cox and Kendricks are both due extensions; so they got 3 years out of both of them on cheap rookie contracts. In addition to them it would effectively be a 1st this year and a 2nd next year to land Mariota.

The Eagles would be giving up comp picks in trading them vs just letting Cox/Kendricks go in free agency. Both could potentially net 3rd round picks. So if you put all of it in terms of picks, Eagles would be giving up 1/2/3/3. Still seems really cheap for a franchise QB, though.

Washington gave up 1/1/1/2, for comparison.
So pretty much it would be:

Foles + 2nd Rounder + comp 3rd/4th rounders to move up from 20 to 2? And we'd get a 3rd back from st louis too.
Well, plus you're losing the services of two key defensive contributors for this year.
Kendricks has theoretically already been replaced by Alonso.
Ryans has been replaced with Alonso

Cant have 2 ILB's playing after major leg injuries

 
Eckel is hearing;

The Eagles would trade quarterback Sam Bradford, linebacker Mychal Kendricks, defensive end Fletcher Cox, and the No. 20 pick to the Tennessee Titans for the No. 2 pick in the draft. Bradford could also go to the Cleveland Browns for the No. 19 pick, and then that pick would be shipped to the Titans.

http://www.nj.com/eagles/index.ssf/2015/04/marcus_mariota_to_the_eagles_rumors_wont_end_until.html
Either one of those seems like a steal for the Eagles if Mariota ends up being a 10-year franchise QB. Cox and Kendricks are both due extensions; so they got 3 years out of both of them on cheap rookie contracts. In addition to them it would effectively be a 1st this year and a 2nd next year to land Mariota.

The Eagles would be giving up comp picks in trading them vs just letting Cox/Kendricks go in free agency. Both could potentially net 3rd round picks. So if you put all of it in terms of picks, Eagles would be giving up 1/2/3/3. Still seems really cheap for a franchise QB, though.

Washington gave up 1/1/1/2, for comparison.
So pretty much it would be:Foles + 2nd Rounder + comp 3rd/4th rounders to move up from 20 to 2? And we'd get a 3rd back from st louis too.
Well, plus you're losing the services of two key defensive contributors for this year.
Kendricks has theoretically already been replaced by Alonso.
Ryans has been replaced with Alonso

Cant have 2 ILB's playing after major leg injuries
Sports science
 
Eckel is hearing;

The Eagles would trade quarterback Sam Bradford, linebacker Mychal Kendricks, defensive end Fletcher Cox, and the No. 20 pick to the Tennessee Titans for the No. 2 pick in the draft. Bradford could also go to the Cleveland Browns for the No. 19 pick, and then that pick would be shipped to the Titans.

http://www.nj.com/eagles/index.ssf/2015/04/marcus_mariota_to_the_eagles_rumors_wont_end_until.html
Either one of those seems like a steal for the Eagles if Mariota ends up being a 10-year franchise QB. Cox and Kendricks are both due extensions; so they got 3 years out of both of them on cheap rookie contracts. In addition to them it would effectively be a 1st this year and a 2nd next year to land Mariota.

The Eagles would be giving up comp picks in trading them vs just letting Cox/Kendricks go in free agency. Both could potentially net 3rd round picks. So if you put all of it in terms of picks, Eagles would be giving up 1/2/3/3. Still seems really cheap for a franchise QB, though.

Washington gave up 1/1/1/2, for comparison.
So pretty much it would be:Foles + 2nd Rounder + comp 3rd/4th rounders to move up from 20 to 2? And we'd get a 3rd back from st louis too.
Well, plus you're losing the services of two key defensive contributors for this year.
Kendricks has theoretically already been replaced by Alonso.
Ryans has been replaced with Alonso

Cant have 2 ILB's playing after major leg injuries
Sports science
That's a lot of eggs to put in one basket IMO.

 
Eckel is hearing;

The Eagles would trade quarterback Sam Bradford, linebacker Mychal Kendricks, defensive end Fletcher Cox, and the No. 20 pick to the Tennessee Titans for the No. 2 pick in the draft. Bradford could also go to the Cleveland Browns for the No. 19 pick, and then that pick would be shipped to the Titans.http://www.nj.com/eagles/index.ssf/2015/04/marcus_mariota_to_the_eagles_rumors_wont_end_until.html
Either one of those seems like a steal for the Eagles if Mariota ends up being a 10-year franchise QB. Cox and Kendricks are both due extensions; so they got 3 years out of both of them on cheap rookie contracts. In addition to them it would effectively be a 1st this year and a 2nd next year to land Mariota.

The Eagles would be giving up comp picks in trading them vs just letting Cox/Kendricks go in free agency. Both could potentially net 3rd round picks. So if you put all of it in terms of picks, Eagles would be giving up 1/2/3/3. Still seems really cheap for a franchise QB, though.

Washington gave up 1/1/1/2, for comparison.
So pretty much it would be:Foles + 2nd Rounder + comp 3rd/4th rounders to move up from 20 to 2? And we'd get a 3rd back from st louis too.
I thought the Eagles received a 5 this year and a conditional 3 next year if Bradford doesn't play and that pick is voided if he's traded. I could be wrong.
 
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Eagles rescinded tender on Polk. He's free to sign elsewhere.

After not showing up for OTA's writing was on the wall here. Somebody will take him, quickly, IMO

 
To correct that story, Eckel just explained it was Bradford to the browns for 19. Then Cox, Kendricks, 19 & 20 for #2. Seems light. Can't see the Titans doing it

 
To correct that story, Eckel just explained it was Bradford to the browns for 19. Then Cox, Kendricks, 19 & 20 for #2. Seems light. Can't see the Titans doing it
If they go by the draft pick value chart, it's overpayment. The theory is; by moving from 20 to 2, the Eagles have to make up 1750pts.

2nd pick = 2600pts

12th (Cox) = 1200

19th = 875

20th = 850

46th (Kendricks) = 440

That's more than enough. It's not this simple obviously, just pointing out the draft values.

 
To correct that story, Eckel just explained it was Bradford to the browns for 19. Then Cox, Kendricks, 19 & 20 for #2. Seems light. Can't see the Titans doing it
If they go by the draft pick value chart, it's overpayment. The theory is; by moving from 20 to 2, the Eagles have to make up 1750pts. 2nd pick = 2600pts

12th (Cox) = 1200

19th = 875

20th = 850

46th (Kendricks) = 440

That's more than enough. It's not this simple obviously, just pointing out the draft values.
Is this the point chart that hasn't been good for a few years now or a new one?

You may want to value Cox and Kendricks as 3rd round picks as well.

 
To correct that story, Eckel just explained it was Bradford to the browns for 19. Then Cox, Kendricks, 19 & 20 for #2. Seems light. Can't see the Titans doing it
If they go by the draft pick value chart, it's overpayment. The theory is; by moving from 20 to 2, the Eagles have to make up 1750pts. 2nd pick = 2600pts

12th (Cox) = 1200

19th = 875

20th = 850

46th (Kendricks) = 440

That's more than enough. It's not this simple obviously, just pointing out the draft values.
Players are like cars. They drop a round in value when you drive them off the lot. Rate Cox as a second and Kendricks as a 3rd.

 
Chip is looking for system players. Nothing more, nothing less. So much so that Tebow gets a look.

Mariota is the best QB to ever come out of this kind of system. He's Peyton Manning to Chip Kelly. He almost has so sell it all to get Manning(Mariota). I believe all the rumors(finally). I was an idiot for thinking he was different in this regard.

Bradford seems like a decent plan B.

 
Insein said:
To correct that story, Eckel just explained it was Bradford to the browns for 19. Then Cox, Kendricks, 19 & 20 for #2. Seems light. Can't see the Titans doing it
Really would hate to lose Cox. While we do have depth on the defensive line, I think he would be tough to replace. Have there been any prospect visits with players that project as 3-4 DEs?

 
@ZBerm: Marynowitz on safeties: "Were looking for guys who can cross train to maybe play both [CB and S]"...Said Eagles want safeties to play slot.

^^If this is true Collins isn't on our board.
Interesting. Who are the top 3 DB's according to this then that can play both?
Jones, Thompson, Rowe?
Shaq Thompson can play CB? Is there anything he cant do? Give me a break. Demarious Randell played corner and safety.

 
@ZBerm: Marynowitz on safeties: "Were looking for guys who can cross train to maybe play both [CB and S]"...Said Eagles want safeties to play slot.

^^If this is true Collins isn't on our board.
Interesting. Who are the top 3 DB's according to this then that can play both?
Jones, Thompson, Rowe?
Shaq Thompson can play CB? Is there anything he cant do? Give me a break. Demarious Randell played corner and safety.
Yeah, I think the top players who fit that description are Randall, Jones, and Rowe. Maybe Rollins too.

 
Insein said:
Billy Bats said:
Insein said:
To correct that story, Eckel just explained it was Bradford to the browns for 19. Then Cox, Kendricks, 19 & 20 for #2. Seems light. Can't see the Titans doing it
If they go by the draft pick value chart, it's overpayment. The theory is; by moving from 20 to 2, the Eagles have to make up 1750pts.2nd pick = 2600pts

12th (Cox) = 1200

19th = 875

20th = 850

46th (Kendricks) = 440

That's more than enough. It's not this simple obviously, just pointing out the draft values.
Players are like cars. They drop a round in value when you drive them off the lot. Rate Cox as a second and Kendricks as a 3rd.
Right. Also the fact that they both have one-year left on their rookie deals. The Titans would have to immediately extend them. While the Titans have the 3rd most cap space, it's still not an ideal situation to trade picks for expensive players; you're losing out on many years of cheap, high-level play.

That said, given that Mariota is not the next Andrew Luck, and the vast number of holes on the Titans roster, I think this is a good trade. They would solidify four positions; DE/ILB and two immediate contributors at 19/20. If only one pick is used defensively TEN could turn a bottom feeder defense into a stacked front seven. Their secondary is already pretty good; if they hit on just one of those two picks defensively you're talking about a Seattle-like defensive turnaround.

 
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ShaHBucks said:
Chip is looking for system players. Nothing more, nothing less. So much so that Tebow gets a look.

Mariota is the best QB to ever come out of this kind of system. He's Peyton Manning to Chip Kelly. He almost has so sell it all to get Manning(Mariota). I believe all the rumors(finally). I was an idiot for thinking he was different in this regard.

Bradford seems like a decent plan B.
Still torn if I want this to happen or not. I know it's Sam Bradford... I know the injuries. But I think I really bought into what he could be in our system and with a good oline and weapons. I kinda wish we get to see what he can do for us, but we obviously won't get to if we get MM.

 
Insein said:
To correct that story, Eckel just explained it was Bradford to the browns for 19. Then Cox, Kendricks, 19 & 20 for #2. Seems light. Can't see the Titans doing it
The pick value chart is insane. It isn't worth giving up this much to move up, no matter what the stupid chart says. ESPECIALLY for a QB, where first round bust rates are over 50%

 
God I can't wait for Thursday
This thread hits page 100 by May 1st if we draft Mariota.
Eagles have to get Rowe or Jones in the 1st. I prefer Byron Jones of the two(over anyone in the draft perhaps), but Rowe would be awesome. *Rowe can play safety If Mariota is drafted here then he might be my top rookie for fantasy.

 
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Insein said:
Billy Bats said:
Insein said:
To correct that story, Eckel just explained it was Bradford to the browns for 19. Then Cox, Kendricks, 19 & 20 for #2. Seems light. Can't see the Titans doing it
If they go by the draft pick value chart, it's overpayment. The theory is; by moving from 20 to 2, the Eagles have to make up 1750pts.2nd pick = 2600pts

12th (Cox) = 1200

19th = 875

20th = 850

46th (Kendricks) = 440

That's more than enough. It's not this simple obviously, just pointing out the draft values.
Players are like cars. They drop a round in value when you drive them off the lot. Rate Cox as a second and Kendricks as a 3rd.
Right. Also the fact that they both have one-year left on their rookie deals. The Titans would have to immediately extend them. While the Titans have the 3rd most cap space, it's still not an ideal situation to trade picks for expensive players; you're losing out on many years of cheap, high-level play.

That said, given that Mariota is not the next Andrew Luck, and the vast number of holes on the Titans roster, I think this is a good trade. They would solidify four positions; DE/ILB and two immediate contributors at 19/20. If only one pick is used defensively TEN could turn a bottom feeder defense into a stacked front seven. Their secondary is already pretty good; if they hit on just one of those two picks defensively you're talking about a Seattle-like defensive turnaround.
Mariota is the "Andrew Luck" of Chip's system per say. What you give up to get Luck when he was drafted? More than what the skins gave up right?
 
Insein said:
Billy Bats said:
Insein said:
To correct that story, Eckel just explained it was Bradford to the browns for 19. Then Cox, Kendricks, 19 & 20 for #2. Seems light. Can't see the Titans doing it
If they go by the draft pick value chart, it's overpayment. The theory is; by moving from 20 to 2, the Eagles have to make up 1750pts. 2nd pick = 2600pts

12th (Cox) = 1200

19th = 875

20th = 850

46th (Kendricks) = 440

That's more than enough. It's not this simple obviously, just pointing out the draft values.
Players are like cars. They drop a round in value when you drive them off the lot. Rate Cox as a second and Kendricks as a 3rd.
Well yeah, that's why I said it wasn't that simple, obviously. ;)

 

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