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Dysfunctional teams do dysfunctional things. But sometimes they do something that makes sense, against their nature. Washington may soon be throwing in the towel on the Trent Williams holdout, trading the disgruntled left tackle in advance of the deadline that arrives in only two weeks. Steve Doerschuk of the Canton Repository shares the news with a tweet that is oozing more with rumor than it is dripping with hard news: “Hearing Trent Williams should be on Browns roster quite soon.” |
As for the Pats, they are always looking to improve. WR help for sure is on the way.
How is this rearranging deck chairs? Trent will be a huge upgrade and possibly stabilize the OL. If he's in shape.
It may be a desperation move, but not one that fits the rearranging deck chairs cliche. Trading for Marshall Newhouse (for example) would fit that phrase.
As for the Pats, they are always looking to improve. WR help for sure is on the way.
The number 1 team to enter anybody's head with respect to the secondary is the Eagles.
I'd take a chicken parm hero for Solder.
Blame Beckham?
he'll probably be fired
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Well, at the very least he's a huge upgrade over Greg Robinson
How is this rearranging deck chairs? Trent will be a huge upgrade and possibly stabilize the OL. If he's in shape.
It may be a desperation move, but not one that fits the rearranging deck chairs cliche. Trading for Marshall Newhouse (for example) would fit that phrase.
Browns are not making the playoffs this year, IMO. They're in complete disarray and while Williams would help, he's not going to be the catalyst to them making the playoffs.
Yep. We all too often make absolute statements based on current performance in sports.
Teams come together, begin to play well, begin to win. I still harken back to the opening two games of the Giants 07 season,
If memory serves me correctly there were quite a few absolute statements made about where that team was going.
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Well, at the very least he's a huge upgrade over Greg Robinson
How is this rearranging deck chairs? Trent will be a huge upgrade and possibly stabilize the OL. If he's in shape.
It may be a desperation move, but not one that fits the rearranging deck chairs cliche. Trading for Marshall Newhouse (for example) would fit that phrase.
Browns are not making the playoffs this year, IMO. They're in complete disarray and while Williams would help, he's not going to be the catalyst to them making the playoffs.
Browns schedule is about to get pretty easy.
I mean, I would love to have him at the right price.
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behind a better O-Line?
he'll probably be fired
Isn't Dorsey the genius that the anti-Gettleman crowd ranted about getting. (yes the browns jumped in a month ahead)
They get the Pats next, then play in Denver. In Denver. Then they host the Bills.
after that they have an easier stretch, which includes two games against the Steelers. You can't count those as definite wins right now.
If they go 1-2 in their next 3 games, they will really struggle to get to .500 or make the playoffs.
Cleveland is not a good football team.
I mean, I would love to have him at the right price.
It can't happen for us for many reasons.
1.) Washington is not trading with the Giants. It will never happen.
2.) Williams is still under contract at $11M this year and $12M next.
3.) Solder's dead cap hit is $25M this year and $13M next year.
4.) The Giants have a little over $5M in cap space.
Even if you ignore the #1 reason, it doesn't take a math degree to understand the accounting of Solder's/William's contracts with our available cap space.
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I didn't read the entire thread... but what is the rumor that he can be had for?
I mean, I would love to have him at the right price.
It can't happen for us for many reasons.
1.) Washington is not trading with the Giants. It will never happen.
2.) Williams is still under contract at $11M this year and $12M next.
3.) Solder's dead cap hit is $25M this year and $13M next year.
4.) The Giants have a little over $5M in cap space.
Even if you ignore the #1 reason, it doesn't take a math degree to understand the accounting of Solder's/William's contracts with our available cap space.
Thanks Diver... That's that.
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I have a very reliable source telling me that the Trent Williams deal will be done by Wednesday Night and that the details are involving
Higgins
Njoku
1st pick
Our 3rd for their 5th
2021 6th round pick
For
Trent Williams
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I have a very reliable source telling me that the Trent Williams deal will be done by Wednesday Night and that the details are involving
Higgins
Njoku
1st pick
Our 3rd for their 5th
2021 6th round pick
For
Trent Williams
Would be another crappy move for them. That's a haul.
That team is going nowhere. John Dorsey is good at building headlines. He hasn't been good at building that football team. They're painfully mediocre.
They'll be 2-5 after they lose to the Patriots. I don't see them going 8-1 or 7-2 the rest of the way which is what it'd likely take for them to be a playoff team.
Nick Chubb is the only guy on that offense earning his money right now.
You're bringing a completely unproven guy with basically no NFL resume in to coach a lot of egos. Why are any of those guys going to respect Freddie Kitchens or have his back when things go wrong? He's accomplished nothing in this league.
Reminds me of when the Eagles promoted Juan Castillo to DC after he'd been coaching their offensive line for over a decade and had virtually zero experience coaching defenses at anything close to a pro level. It made no sense at the time, and predictably after one year, he was fired because it was a disaster.
Higgins
Njoku
1st rd pick
Browns 3rd for Skins 5th
2021 6th round pick
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I have a very reliable source telling me that the Trent Williams deal will be done by Wednesday Night and that the details are involving
Higgins
Njoku
1st pick
Our 3rd for their 5th
2021 6th round pick
For
Trent Williams
Would be another crappy move for them. That's a haul.
That team is going nowhere. John Dorsey is good at building headlines. He hasn't been good at building that football team. They're painfully mediocre.
They'll be 2-5 after they lose to the Patriots. I don't see them going 8-1 or 7-2 the rest of the way which is what it'd likely take for them to be a playoff team.
Nick Chubb is the only guy on that offense earning his money right now.
normally I would agree, but unlike other teams that can have a 3-5 year window to really go all in on a championship, the browns window is more like 3-5 games.