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Sage Rosenfels traded to the NY Giants (1 Viewer)

Just saw that, what are the Vikings thinking. I almost hope Favre goes down so they can watch Jackson single handedly cost them a playoff spot.

 
Joe Webb can ball, fellas. :shrug: He's raw, but he has great promise and will pass T-Jax on the depth chart by next year.

 
Bone head move. Tavaris Jackson is UFL material, nothing more.
Not saying Jackson is good. However Childress loves Tjack for some reason and if Favre goes down Jackson would've been the starter all the way.Not to mention Joe Webb has looked pretty good this preseason (granted it was against backups).
 
I'm waiting to hear the terms, but initially as a Giants fan, and a fantasy owner of a few Giants WRs, I like this move a lot.

 
I'm waiting to hear the terms, but initially as a Giants fan, and a fantasy owner of a few Giants WRs, I like this move a lot.
Yep. Rosenfels >> Jackson the past two off-seasons, and it wasn't even close. If Favre gets hurt, Childress is going to hear the boo-birds come out with all their buddies in Metrodome, as Rosenfels at least made the passing attack somewhat respectable. I think the Vikings gave a 4th for Rosenfels back in the day, so if they got anything less than a 4th from the Giants, I'll be even more grumpy about the move.
 
I'm waiting to hear the terms, but initially as a Giants fan, and a fantasy owner of a few Giants WRs, I like this move a lot.
Yep. Rosenfels >> Jackson the past two off-seasons, and it wasn't even close. If Favre gets hurt, Childress is going to hear the boo-birds come out with all their buddies in Metrodome, as Rosenfels at least made the passing attack somewhat respectable. I think the Vikings gave a 4th for Rosenfels back in the day, so if they got anything less than a 4th from the Giants, I'll be even more grumpy about the move.
Prepare to be grumpy...
 
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That splash sound you hear is the sound of Rosenfels hitting lake waiver wire. He's pretty much worthless again. It's not like he had that much value to begin with.

 
That splash sound you hear is the sound of Rosenfels hitting lake waiver wire. He's pretty much worthless again.
How is he less valuable now than when he was sitting behind two guys, one of whom has started seven thousand games in a row?
 
From the Vikings offical website:

Pending Physicals, Vikings Trade Rosenfels, Reynaud

Posted by Mike Wobschall on September 3, 2010 – 7:29 pm

The Vikings on Friday traded QB Sage Rosenfels and RB Darius Reynaud to the NY Giants in exchange for an undisclosed draft choice in the 2011 NFL Draft and a conditional draft choice in the 2012 NFL Draft.

The trade is contingent upon both Rosenfels and Reynaud passing physical examinations with the Giants.

By my (unofficial) count, the trade reduces Minnesota’s roster to 73 players; NFL teams must trim their rosters to the limit of 53 players by 5:00 p.m. CT on Saturday.

http://blog.vikings.com/

 
That splash sound you hear is the sound of Rosenfels hitting lake waiver wire. He's pretty much worthless again.
How is he less valuable now than when he was sitting behind two guys, one of whom has started seven thousand games in a row?
He's not. Use your noggin :headbang: Most of us were waiting on him to be traded to a favorable situation, thus there was a glimmer of hope for Rosenfels owners thinking he may get traded somewhere favorable. That didn't occur.
 
I was impressed with the way Giants WR Calhoun played yesterday. I was hoping he might be invovled in this trade. He might not make the team anyway.

 
That splash sound you hear is the sound of Rosenfels hitting lake waiver wire. He's pretty much worthless again.
How is he less valuable now than when he was sitting behind two guys, one of whom has started seven thousand games in a row?
Because many grabbed him hoping for a trade to Arz or another spot where he would be given a chance to start. I guess he did not have actual value before, but expected value.
 
From the Vikings offical website:

Pending Physicals, Vikings Trade Rosenfels, Reynaud

Posted by Mike Wobschall on September 3, 2010 – 7:29 pm

The Vikings on Friday traded QB Sage Rosenfels and RB Darius Reynaud to the NY Giants in exchange for an undisclosed draft choice in the 2011 NFL Draft and a conditional draft choice in the 2012 NFL Draft.

The trade is contingent upon both Rosenfels and Reynaud passing physical examinations with the Giants.

By my (unofficial) count, the trade reduces Minnesota's roster to 73 players; NFL teams must trim their rosters to the limit of 53 players by 5:00 p.m. CT on Saturday.

http://blog.vikings.com/
Without Reynaud, Percy Harvins value goes up a tick in leagues with kick return scoring.
 
From the Vikings offical website:

Pending Physicals, Vikings Trade Rosenfels, Reynaud

Posted by Mike Wobschall on September 3, 2010 – 7:29 pm

The Vikings on Friday traded QB Sage Rosenfels and RB Darius Reynaud to the NY Giants in exchange for an undisclosed draft choice in the 2011 NFL Draft and a conditional draft choice in the 2012 NFL Draft.

The trade is contingent upon both Rosenfels and Reynaud passing physical examinations with the Giants.

By my (unofficial) count, the trade reduces Minnesota’s roster to 73 players; NFL teams must trim their rosters to the limit of 53 players by 5:00 p.m. CT on Saturday.

http://blog.vikings.com/
Trading Rosenfels for what I've been hearing is a 5th is a bummer. Trading Rosenfels AND Reynaud for a 5th in 2011 and a conditional pick (probably late) in 2012? Hopefully the Giants at least call and send flowers and/or chocolates to Winter Park tomorrow morning before losing the Vikings' phone number... :confused:
 
Trading Rosenfels for what I've been hearing is a 5th is a bummer. Trading Rosenfels AND Reynaud for a 5th in 2011 and a conditional pick (probably late) in 2012? Hopefully the Giants at least call and send flowers and/or chocolates to Winter Park tomorrow morning before losing the Vikings' phone number... :thumbup:
Well on the brightside, that is more than the Steelers got for Santanio Holmes. :confused:
 
From the Vikings offical website:

Pending Physicals, Vikings Trade Rosenfels, Reynaud

Posted by Mike Wobschall on September 3, 2010 – 7:29 pm

The Vikings on Friday traded QB Sage Rosenfels and RB Darius Reynaud to the NY Giants in exchange for an undisclosed draft choice in the 2011 NFL Draft and a conditional draft choice in the 2012 NFL Draft.

The trade is contingent upon both Rosenfels and Reynaud passing physical examinations with the Giants.

By my (unofficial) count, the trade reduces Minnesota’s roster to 73 players; NFL teams must trim their rosters to the limit of 53 players by 5:00 p.m. CT on Saturday.

http://blog.vikings.com/
Trading Rosenfels for what I've been hearing is a 5th is a bummer. Trading Rosenfels AND Reynaud for a 5th in 2011 and a conditional pick (probably late) in 2012? Hopefully the Giants at least call and send flowers and/or chocolates to Winter Park tomorrow morning before losing the Vikings' phone number... :shock:
Hey, Vikings fans.Can I assume that Reynaud is a KR/PR type?

If not, seems peculiar since the Giants are deep at the traditional RB but could use a KR/PR on their roster.

 
Bone head move. Tavaris Jackson is UFL material, nothing more.
Not saying Jackson is good. However Childress loves Tjack for some reason and if Favre goes down Jackson would've been the starter all the way.

Not to mention Joe Webb has looked pretty good this preseason (granted it was against backups).
I agree that he would have been the starter, but a few losses would have changed that. Say the team was 6-2 and Favre goes down. Three games later they're 6-5. You don't think Sage would have gotten the call, or at least put Jackson on a short leash in the next game?

 
What am I missing? TJax has blown chunks every time he sees the field, makes poor decisions and is not a polished passer. Hes just another "raw" talent. Translated = if the 1st read isnt there Im runnin.....

Sage on the other hand has played well whenever hes in. Goes through his progressions and is smart with the ball.

Reynaud has looked very good in preseason - returning kicks and even at rb - Im sure the Vikes got screwed in this deal...horrible move

If/when Favre goes down so do the Vikes - its so obvious to everyone except childress!! They should have drafted Clausen when they had the chance -

 
From the Vikings offical website:

Pending Physicals, Vikings Trade Rosenfels, Reynaud

Posted by Mike Wobschall on September 3, 2010 – 7:29 pm

The Vikings on Friday traded QB Sage Rosenfels and RB Darius Reynaud to the NY Giants in exchange for an undisclosed draft choice in the 2011 NFL Draft and a conditional draft choice in the 2012 NFL Draft.

The trade is contingent upon both Rosenfels and Reynaud passing physical examinations with the Giants.

By my (unofficial) count, the trade reduces Minnesota’s roster to 73 players; NFL teams must trim their rosters to the limit of 53 players by 5:00 p.m. CT on Saturday.

http://blog.vikings.com/
Trading Rosenfels for what I've been hearing is a 5th is a bummer. Trading Rosenfels AND Reynaud for a 5th in 2011 and a conditional pick (probably late) in 2012? Hopefully the Giants at least call and send flowers and/or chocolates to Winter Park tomorrow morning before losing the Vikings' phone number... :rant:
Hey, Vikings fans.Can I assume that Reynaud is a KR/PR type?

If not, seems peculiar since the Giants are deep at the traditional RB but could use a KR/PR on their roster.
Very good return guy. With harvin taking a bigger role as a WR, I'm very surprised the Vikes parted with Reynaud. Of course, by keeping Jackson over Sage and kicking the tires on Housh, I'm not sure the Vikes really have any idea what they are doing at the moment. If they weren't so damn loaded with talent I'd predict a major dropoff.
 
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Reynaud is a very solid punt return guy but nothing electric like Percy, but do we really want Percy doing a lot of KR/PR duties with the absence of Sid? My gut tells me no, however it's almost worth the risk considering how he can change the game anytime he gets his mits on the ball so why not...

As Far as Sage/T-Jack is concerned we're really talking about Turd 1-A and 1-B. Neither is very good and make a ton of poor decisions. Sure Sage can underthrow a WR after a DB blows the coverage/falls down in the preseason, but is this guy really any better at winning games in a backup role? We've seen the tape and the answer is no. The real reason the Trifecta got rid of him outside of the large sums of cash is the stuff that we don't see. Word out of Winter Park has always been that Sage has very long stretches of just horrific practices and with this type of team they just really want someone in a backup role that can limit major mistakes and lean on AD and the D. Sage has proven that he can't even do that ever and T-Jack has shown he can't do that at almost every step of the way.

The choice to move Sage boils down to a major fear that Joe Webb would not be able to clear waivers and make the practice squad ala Tyler Thigpen. After watching Webb shrug off blitzers in the preseason like they were gnats, my feeling is that they made the right choice. The guy is still super raw but he really does have some sick talent.

 
I'm at a loss due to all the Sage love in here. If you've ever watched him play, you know he sux. He is no upgrade whatsoever to TJax. If I was the Vikes I'd get what I could for him while I had a chance.

 
I'm at a loss due to all the Sage love in here. If you've ever watched him play, you know he sux. He is no upgrade whatsoever to TJax. If I was the Vikes I'd get what I could for him while I had a chance.
Sage has looked way better than TJax ever has. I'm also surprised they would have Percy returning kicks given the shortage at WR. Why expose your WR1/WR2 to kick returns when you had someone to do it?
 
Regardless of if you think Tarvaris or Sage should be the Vikings' QB2 - and the team is sold on Tarvaris - I think they got really good value for two players that were going to get cut. I really like Reynaud but I heard a lot of talk that he was on the bubble so if you can get something for a player that is going to get cut...you do it.

 
SproutDaddy said:
You have watched Sage play in the regular season, right?
:confused: I don't get all the Sage love around here. He reminds me of all those painful years here in TB with Dilfer at QB. He'd show flashes, but you were guaranteed one major bonehead play a game, and you usually lost because of it.
 
I'm not getting all the love for Sage in this thread. The one preseason game I saw him in (2009 v Cowboys) he was atrocious and was handily beaten by Jackson. And in looking at his career stats - I just don't see this as being a big deal at all.

It's not like the Vikings just traded away Brett Favre ala the Falcons.

 
SproutDaddy said:
You have watched Sage play in the regular season, right?
:eek: He completes 63% of his passes, he's got more TDs than INTs, and he's got a passer rating of 81.2. He went 4-1 as a starter for the freaking Texans (while Schaub went 4-7, but whatever). He was head and shoulders better than Jackson during both the 2009 and 2010 preseasons.He might "suck", but that would only mean that Tarvaris Jackson sucks even more.

 
SproutDaddy said:
You have watched Sage play in the regular season, right?
He was head and shoulders better than Jackson during both the 2009 and 2010 preseasons.He might "suck", but that would only mean that Tarvaris Jackson sucks even more.
Even if the above was true (it's not), he still sucks like you admit. Who cares if the Vikings traded him? Get some fresh blood in there at #3 and see how he does. The guy hasn't been able to move out of the 3-spot for a couple years now. Time to cut and run.
 
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SproutDaddy said:
You have watched Sage play in the regular season, right?
He was head and shoulders better than Jackson during both the 2009 and 2010 preseasons.He might "suck", but that would only mean that Tarvaris Jackson sucks even more.
Even if the above was true (it's not), he still sucks like you admit. Who cares if the Vikings traded him? Get some fresh blood in there at #3 and see how he does.
You mean, get some other team's 4th string reject who doesn't know the playbook? Great idea. :goodposting: Or are you talking about getting a QB in the draft? Because the Vikings already tried that and it failed miserably.

edit: and I never "admitted" that Rosenfels sucked. This is why the Shark Pool is such an embarrassment to Footballguys.com.

 
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SproutDaddy said:
You have watched Sage play in the regular season, right?
He was head and shoulders better than Jackson during both the 2009 and 2010 preseasons.He might "suck", but that would only mean that Tarvaris Jackson sucks even more.
Even if the above was true (it's not), he still sucks like you admit. Who cares if the Vikings traded him? Get some fresh blood in there at #3 and see how he does.
You mean, get some other team's 4th string reject who doesn't know the playbook? Great idea. :goodposting: Or are you talking about getting a QB in the draft? Because the Vikings already tried that and it failed miserably.

edit: and I never "admitted" that Rosenfels sucked. This is why the Shark Pool is such an embarrassment to Footballguys.com.
The only embarrassment is mine for not charging you for my advice that you obviously need. Sage sucks. He's always sucked. He couldn't even beat out Tavaris Jackson for the #2 spot. I feel bad for the Giants if they actually have to start this guy at any point. They could have traded him to New York for a stack of Gatorade cups and this would still be a good deal for the Vikings.

 
SproutDaddy said:
You have watched Sage play in the regular season, right?
:confused: He completes 63% of his passes, he's got more TDs than INTs, and he's got a passer rating of 81.2. He went 4-1 as a starter for the freaking Texans (while Schaub went 4-7, but whatever). He was head and shoulders better than Jackson during both the 2009 and 2010 preseasons.He might "suck", but that would only mean that Tarvaris Jackson sucks even more.
He had a 'lightning in a bottle' stretch during 2007, and even then his TD to turnover ratio (don't forget his prodigious fumbling), was less than 1:1. He's got 40 turnovers in what amounts to less than 4 years of playing time. He doesn't take care of the ball, and that's a cardinal sin for a QB. He'll never be more than an emergency or mop up guy until he figures out how to stop handing the other team the ball.
 
TJ is barely enough of a passing threat to keep defences off of the Minnesota running backs. It seems to me that TJ has been so inaccurate with his long ball that Childress has removed from TJ play book. I don’t recall seeing TJ execute one deep sideline pass this entire preseason. The chances that TJ could lead a Viking come from behind victory are very remote.

TJ plays not to lose the game while Sage (like Favre) plays to win. Sage’s aggressive nature leads to a much higher turnover ratio. I accept that he is higher risk QB but I rather see the Vikings go down swinging than just standing at the plate.

 
TJ is barely enough of a passing threat to keep defences off of the Minnesota running backs. It seems to me that TJ has been so inaccurate with his long ball that Childress has removed from TJ play book. I don’t recall seeing TJ execute one deep sideline pass this entire preseason. The chances that TJ could lead a Viking come from behind victory are very remote.

TJ plays not to lose the game while Sage (like Favre) plays to win. Sage’s aggressive nature leads to a much higher turnover ratio. I accept that he is higher risk QB but I rather see the Vikings go down swinging than just standing at the plate.
Agree. Except that it's only when you're a ridiculous talent (like Favre) that you can get away with that as a starter in the NFL.Gunslingers are coach killers. Unless you get the one in a million (like Favre), you end up losing more than winning and that's no good for job security.

 
Sage Rosenfels salary in 2010: $2.6 million. Brett Favre's extra money in 2010: $3 million. Believe that's robbing Sage to pay Brett
Adam Schefter
That would be true if they cut Sage but Sage is still getting paid just not out the Vikings coffers. Giants apparently fielded a call from Arizona about Leinart. Leinart is scheduled to make $ 2.5 million in 2010. Vikings were not in a position to ask too much for Sage when there were other players available.

 
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