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Boldin on the block next season?

His injuries could be hampered by his obvious distaste for the Cards but to give up anything higher then a 3rd would not be smart. If you are going to trade, go for a much younger player.
 
Ted said:
His injuries could be hampered by his obvious distaste for the Cards but to give up anything higher then a 3rd would not be smart. If you are going to trade, go for a much younger player.
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Not only through trade. If there isn't a new CBA (which I think there will be) I'd still rather give up a high draft pick and break the bank for UFA's like Vincent Jackson or Brandon Marshall. Maybe even Edwards but I'm not sure you'd want to give a high draft pick to a division rival. You're going to give up a high draft pick and break the bank for Boldin anways.
 
R&R Express said:
Not only through trade. If there isn't a new CBA (which I think there will be) I'd still rather give up a high draft pick and break the bank for UFA's like Vincent Jackson or Brandon Marshall. Maybe even Edwards but I'm not sure you'd want to give a high draft pick to a division rival. You're going to give up a high draft pick and break the bank for Boldin anways.
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Problem is that Jackson and Marshall are going nowhere. If I am going to give up a high pick it would be for Miles Austin. Ireland found him and brought him to the Cowboys.
 
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His value is obviously at an all-time low. Trading a pick AND giving up a large contract is a huge risk.

Some team will offer a 3rd or even 2nd rounder. Not this team though with as many holes as need to be filled.
 
Ted said:
Problem is that Jackson and Marshall are going nowhere. If I am going to give up a high pick it would be for Miles Austin. Ireland found him at brought him to the Cowboys.
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Well if you seem to think Jackson or Marshall are going nowhere, I wouldn't expect Miles to be going anywhere either.
 
R&R Express said:
Well if you seem to think Jackson or Marshall are going nowhere, I wouldn't expect Miles to be going anywhere either.
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The Chargers and Broncos will re-sign them. Although it would probably take a couple of picks to get Austin, I don't think the Cowboys will give him up.
 
j-off-her-doll said:
Boldin is a borderline #1, and he's old.

I'd rather draft Lafell or Benn in the 2nd than trade that pick for Boldin.
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Have to take him in the first and I hope they do. This kid has all the tools.
 
R&R Express said:
Good for him. Now hopefully we don't overpay for him by giving up anything better than a 4th. He's 29, injury prone, wants a big contract. A 2nd for him and I'll be pissed.
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are you joking? he is easily a top 10 reciever in the nfl.. easily
 
He is always hurt, wants a big contract, has a lot of mileage, and will be 30. His value will be low.

I think a 3rd and a 6th is more than fair. That still allows Miami put a 1st and 2nd on a big time, pass catching TE and a pass rusher.
 
If I was Miami I'd offer a fourth rounder and Ginn for Boldin. I'd up that offer to a third and Ginn if need be. As the #3 WR in the Cards offense, Ginn might be pretty good -at least he would give them a good return game.

The point is Ginn would be more valuable to the Cards then he would be to the Dolphins. Boldin woud give us the first (even marginal) #1 WR for a long time.
 
Hey let's throw fasano in too and they can even have gibril Wilson if that will seal the deal.

Get real people not 1 NFL team wants Ginn or porter or any of those bums. You need to offer quality not quantity
 
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