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Report: Browns unwilling to deal #22 to Rams

no wonder the Rams are telling anyone that listens about their desire to trade out of the #2 slot
if the Dolphins and Redskins get their QBs in free agency, the Browns would end up with RGIII without having to move up
it's looking more and more like St Louis is stuck with their pick
 
Speaking of the Rams, we lucked out BIGTIME on missing Jeff Fisher. This Gregg Williams thing is blowing up out of control and it's going to be real interesting to see who goes down with him.
 
Fisher would be wise to accept a fair value if he is serious about trading. The more he tries to squeeze, the likely hood of trading diminishes.
 
registeredguy said:
Speaking of the Rams, we lucked out BIGTIME on missing Jeff Fisher. This Gregg Williams thing is blowing up out of control and it's going to be real interesting to see who goes down with him.
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We dodged a big bullet. Another sign that the curse has lifted.
 
Thats why I dont see how you need to give away entire draft. Just a first next year is starting point.
 
finfan54 said:
Thats why I dont see how you need to give away entire draft. Just a first next year is starting point.
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I think it will ultimately take two #1's and maybe a #2. If that's the price, I'd pay it for Robert Griffin III. Can you imagine what he could become in a Green Bay type offense which is very qb friendly? The other thing I like about bringing in Griffin III is that the Dolphins could spend free agent money elsewhere and potentially solve most of their needs heading into the season.
 
I think the Rams are way overvaluing the pick. I hope they get stuck with the pick. After the crap Fisher pulled with the fins, he deserves to have some negative karma come his way.
 
SF Dolphin Fan said:
I think it will ultimately take two #1's and maybe a #2. If that's the price, I'd pay it for Robert Griffin III. Can you imagine what he could become in a Green Bay type offense which is very qb friendly? The other thing I like about bringing in Griffin III is that the Dolphins could spend free agent money elsewhere and potentially solve most of their needs heading into the season.
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for us it would take more for the drop down.

From our prospective I see it like this:
1) Peyton Manning
2) Strike out on Manning, Flynn
3) Strike out on Flynn and #2 for sale, there will be a big round table discussion and a possible phone call.

From Rams perspective:
1) Only want to drop down two spots and at least get Clevelands next years #1 due to no #22 this year with some mid round picks added.
2) Washingtons #6 spot with next years #1 and more mid round pick(s) this year and next year possibly
3) Our spot with #1's this year and next year and 2nd rounder this year and a third next year or something along those lines If things remain the same over the next month.

Tannehill is driving the back end value down because coaches and scouts think they can coach him up to be next Aaron Rogers cept bigger.
 
SF Dolphin Fan said:
I think it will ultimately take two #1's and maybe a #2. If that's the price, I'd pay it for Robert Griffin III. Can you imagine what he could become in a Green Bay type offense which is very qb friendly? The other thing I like about bringing in Griffin III is that the Dolphins could spend free agent money elsewhere and potentially solve most of their needs heading into the season.
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I think signing Peyton Manning is the best way to go, we would be competing for a super bowl in 2012. I am tired of waiting. But if we decide to go the way of the draft...
I am starting to see it the same way. Normally I would never trade that kind of price for a player, but IMHO, RGIII is worth the gamble. If we can get him for no more than this, I think I would roll the dice.
2012 - 1st(exchange) and 3rd
2013 - 1st and 3rd
Basically, we would pay a 1st, and 2 3rd round picks to move up 6 spots for RGIII.
 
Noodleman said:
I think the Rams are way overvaluing the pick. I hope they get stuck with the pick. After the crap Fisher pulled with the fins, he deserves to have some negative karma come his way.
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Yea how dare he decide to coach elsewhere lol
 
registeredguy said:
Speaking of the Rams, we lucked out BIGTIME on missing Jeff Fisher. This Gregg Williams thing is blowing up out of control and it's going to be real interesting to see who goes down with him.
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Absolutely. First a couple of up and coming GM prospects see through the tokenness of the job and take a pass rather than taking their cues from a mediocre HC who had 6 out of 17 winning seasons, used the excuse of a buttinski Owner, yet was too dumb to go elsewhere instead of renewing his contract, at least twice, maybe 3X before that owner kicked him to the curb. Then he hires babySchotty (nuff said on that one) and it turns out that his seemingly respectable DC hire might not be as good as he's looked without paying out cash bounties (has Belicheat won a SB since Spygate?), and may be subject to a lengthy suspension if not outright league ban.
 
I hope the price goes down but in reality this pick will not come cheap Griffin is a rare qb prospect and somebody will move up for him. After Griffin there is no special qb prospect
 
If the price sinks low enough, I wouldn't discount the jest making a run at it with a deal that includes Revis and Sanchez as a backup for fragile Bradford.
 
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