They’ll eventually be better than everyone bc all they do is not win a single game every year and just accrue picks.
The Browns could trade for Landry and James
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They’ll eventually be better than everyone bc all they do is not win a single game every year and just accrue picks.
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A 3rd for Landry hahahahaha and a second for James hahahahaha
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.......because this FO continues to believe that this team is closer to greatness than we really are. Last year was the first time in a long time that this team drafted well with an eye towards the future.
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That is barely true. You can trade a franchise d player if said player signs his tag, and few/none due before training camp. This would give the power to Jarvis to only allowing a trade if he wants to go there. I don’t think he signs to make a trade with the Browns go through.
As far as James, yes he has value, but that value is below 9+ million on a 1 year deal. He has zero trade value because everyone knows we will cut him. We also wouldn’t get better than the 3rd round pick the NFL grants us for losing him, so we would be stupid to trade him.
Again the trade threads here are derived from Madden Foitball rather than realality.
I read about Landry “dominating” if he goes to a team with an elite QB situation, but how does a high volume/low ceiling receiver like Landry totally reinvent his game somewhere else? Does he catch 200 passes for 2,000 yards? He’d be fighting for receptions in a more explosive offense. I wish he had that problem in Miami. I just don’t see him going from a 7 yards and a cloud of dust to a big-play threat because a better QB is throwing the ball. If anything, his numbers take a hit. Maybe his average improves slightly if he’s not the focus of the offense? Landry is Landry, which is why Davante Parker’s lack of development and no tight end production was so disappointing.
No, won't happen.
Things like this remind me of when people put together lists of free agents they want. They look at the top 5 players at each position and that is who they want, they fail to take in other factors as where the player may want to play and what one team values vs another.
If the Dolphins don't sign him long term, and in the end, I think they do, he will be a free agent. While a team can tag and trade, the likelihood of that happening is about the same as me convincing Olivia Munn that I would be the ideal husband. As one poster pointed out, you have to get the player to sign the tag and only then can the trade happen. The two scenarios that are options...we sign him long term or he moves on and we get a 3rd round comp.
James will either be signed at a reasonable price or the team will let him walk. Not sure his value on the Free Agent value is, but what Watson got a couple of years ago seems about the price (a little over 6 a year).
Things like this remind me of when people put together lists of free agents they want. They look at the top 5 players at each position and that is who they want, they fail to take in other factors as where the player may want to play and what one team values vs another.
If the Dolphins don't sign him long term, and in the end, I think they do, he will be a free agent. While a team can tag and trade, the likelihood of that happening is about the same as me convincing Olivia Munn that I would be the ideal husband. As one poster pointed out, you have to get the player to sign the tag and only then can the trade happen. The two scenarios that are options...we sign him long term or he moves on and we get a 3rd round comp.
James will either be signed at a reasonable price or the team will let him walk. Not sure his value on the Free Agent value is, but what Watson got a couple of years ago seems about the price (a little over 6 a year).
I'd see if the Browns would swap 33, 35 and 61 for pick #11.
If they take Barkley at 4 I'd try to get Duke Johnson as well and not have to draft a RB.
If they take Barkley at 4 I'd try to get Duke Johnson as well and not have to draft a RB.
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South Beach helps too
Obiquitous?
Why would they do it? The Cleveland Browns may have been 0-16 but it's a proud franchise with much higher aspirations than those two players would allow.
I don't like Jarvis Landry the person. My dream offseason every year would be for him to be shipped off to the team with the worst quarterback in the league, so he can be knocked around and make a fool of himself while steadily losing effectiveness and being knocked around some more, while opponents stand over him and laugh.
I don't like Jarvis Landry the person. My dream offseason every year would be for him to be shipped off to the team with the worst quarterback in the league, so he can be knocked around and make a fool of himself while steadily losing effectiveness and being knocked around some more, while opponents stand over him and laugh.
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The problem is every team with a top player to unload will be calling Cleveland. They can play all teams against the others. They can be choosy.
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Just a few players who have great value(like Landry) considering
were they were drafted
Tyreek Hill 2nd year 5TH ROUND...75 rec...1183 yards...15.8 yards per reception...7 tds
Cooper Kupp 3RD ROUND rookie...62 receptions for 869 yards...14 yards avg per rec...5tds
Robbie Anderson...2nd year undrafted free agent 63 rec for 941 yards...14.9 yards per rec...7 tds
Adam Thielen coming into his own these past 2 seasons was an undrafted free agent
91 receptions for 1276 yards,14 yards per rec,4 tds
Keenan Allen...3rd round,102 rec for 1393 yards, 13.7 yards per reception, 6 tds