Unbelievable. I'd seriously consider not rooting for the Giants any longer if they did anything this colossally stupid.
I know I am not and never will be an NFL GM, but this guy was, and I cannot fathom he would give up THAT MUCH to move up 5 slots for anyone.
Giants receive:
2024 1.1
Bears receive:
2024 1.6
2024 2nd rounder
2025 1.X
2024 2nd rounder
Kayvon Thibodeaux
Holy crap.
The Bears are taking Caleb Williams though and trading Fields. And rightfully so. I'd be absolutely shocked if they don't at this point.
That said, the rest of the trade looks about right for what it's gonna take.
Aside from needing a QB, the rest of this roster is not good enough to be sitting out the premium round of the draft the next 2 years.
I like Daniels, Maye or McCarthy much better without a trade.
I’d also rather dip into this first round WR talent and take a 2nd or late 1st round shot on Nix or Penix.
They can have Williams. I heard he doesn't even have an agent!
And I agree with JonC, it’s all moot, Bears are taking a QB.
With that being said, I would trade 3 1st round picks + 2nd and 4th. If they feel that confident with CW or whomever, make the trade. Franchise QB changes everything.
But like JonC said I strongly believe Chicago, Wash and NE take QB. So all this is a fun conversation on Thursday. Schoen can be working his ass off behind the scenes to make a trade, but it takes two to tango.
Yep. Wasting time. What else is there to do during this dead period? It's a laughable proposition, so I posted it. Would you rather discuss how to best draw and quarter DJ for the 100th time? ;>)
It's just another thing to discuss, is all.
LOL
GTFO
Are we sure Williams will even be the first QB taken?
That said, the rest of the trade looks about right for what it's gonna take.
Agreed
He's made quite a career for himself though, hasn't he?
With that being said, I would trade 3 1st round picks + 2nd and 4th. If they feel that confident with CW or whomever, make the trade. Franchise QB changes everything.
But like JonC said I strongly believe Chicago, Wash and NE take QB. So all this is a fun conversation on Thursday. Schoen can be working his ass off behind the scenes to make a trade, but it takes two to tango.
3 1sts, a 2nd and a 4th? That's why you aren't a GM.
Yea seems fields has his eyes set on the falcons. JonC, would you consider trading for fields or not on the table in your mind?
But make no mistake, if the Giants made that deal and got a Josh Allen type talent, no one complain about the cost.
DJ Moore
No. 9
No. 61
2024 first-round selection
2025 second-round pick
I think the cost for the Giants would be closer to
Darius Slayton
No. 6
No. 39
No. 47
2025 first-round selection
And I agree with JonC, it’s all moot, Bears are taking a QB.
Even just the picks is too much.
In 2016 the Rams traded:
2016 1st (no. 15 overall), two seconds, and a third: plus:
2017: 1st, 3rd round picks
to the Titans for:
2016: No. 1 overall, and 4th and 6th round picks.
In other word, using Tannenbaum's offer, without Thibodeaux, just using the picks, the difference from moving from No. 6 to 1 versus 15 to 1 is:
Two thirds while getting back a 4th and a 6th.
Would any of you trade down from 6 to 15 for 2 thirds while giving up a 4th and a 6th.
Using the trade chart, this year's 1st, Giant's 2nd and 3rd and next year's first get you to more than 3100. The value of No. 1 overall is 3,000. Now, we know you'll probably have to sweeten that a little, so in a 3rd or 4th next year. Two 1sts and two 2nds (especially the higher one this year) is too much. AND he wants to add Thibodeaux.
I still believe Team Caleb will eventually throw the Eli monkey wrench into this draft and tell the Bears they don't want to go there. And then things are really going to get interesting...
I'm thinking I would pay to listen to a podcast called Insane GMs - starring Tannenbaum and Gettleman.
I still believe Team Caleb will eventually throw the Eli monkey wrench into this draft and tell the Bears they don't want to go there. And then things are really going to get interesting...
Not sure if Caleb forces the issue as you suggest, or not. However, I still feel like the Commanders and Bears are going to swap picks and Caleb will wind up back in the DC metro area.
What the Bears do from there I have no idea. My gut feeling all along is that they would trade out of 1 and take MHjr to link up another Buckeye with Fields. But there seems to be a lot of momentum for Chicago being done with Fields. They could still swap the pick with Wash and take a different QB.
I still believe Team Caleb will eventually throw the Eli monkey wrench into this draft and tell the Bears they don't want to go there. And then things are really going to get interesting...
Of course at the start the Bears' ask will be high, I would expect no sane person will accept. Where the offers wind up after some negotiation is the important part.
And while I don't want to lose KT, I don't think he's a deal breaker. It's also the rest of the haul that makes it too rich.
As an opening ask, it's in the ballpark. As an opening offer, it's too much. If someone gives them that much, I hope it isn't the Giants.
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to pick CW.
Yea seems fields has his eyes set on the falcons. JonC, would you consider trading for fields or not on the table in your mind?
No, he's got a lot of warts similar to Jones.
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to pick CW.
same and I expect him to have the same start to his career as Fields.
CW's going to be an NFL star. His only issue is a penchant for playing hero ball, which leads to turnovers. Clean that up, and he can do it all, pass with precision, run, kill defense off-platform, you name it. He's a bit undersized, guessing he's 6'1 tops. But, he's an electrifying talent who should excel in the NFL.
Not sure if Caleb forces the issue as you suggest, or not. However, I still feel like the Commanders and Bears are going to swap picks and Caleb will wind up back in the DC metro area.
I definitely could see that swap. And Williams comes back to DC and then the Bears take Daniels.
The Bears get extra compensation from that deal and then they unload Fields for more.
But make no mistake, if the Giants made that deal and got a Josh Allen type talent, no one complain about the cost.
This post makes the most sense.
If Caleb ended up being a top 5 QB, that price would be a bargain.
Knowing what we know now, if the Giants could get Mahomes, Allen, Burrow or even Herbert on a rookie deal, they would be fools NOT to make the trade.
Moot point though. Bears aren't trading the pick.
This is turning into the annual silly season again.
With that being said, I would trade 3 1st round picks + 2nd and 4th. If they feel that confident with CW or whomever, make the trade. Franchise QB changes everything.
But like JonC said I strongly believe Chicago, Wash and NE take QB. So all this is a fun conversation on Thursday. Schoen can be working his ass off behind the scenes to make a trade, but it takes two to tango.
IMO, that's a horrible trade. Trading so many picks when the
Giants need to improve so many positions. W/O those picks we would be watching CW getting knocked on his ass as regularly as DJ, and would have accomplished nothing.
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to pick CW.
They can have Williams. I heard he doesn't even have an agent!
So what? What do you actually know about players representing themselves? Don’t follow the BBI narrative where the first poster says it’s a bad idea and everyone follows suit
The only shot the Giants have at a the top 3 anointed QB's is if Chicago passes on a QB and we trade up to 4 because most likely we get jumped at 6.
I never thought much of Mike T and now even less.
definitely both. he was a capologist who became a GM. What Kevin Abrams would have been.