Was the Brandon Marshall trade a good trade or horrible trade?

[Fins1971]

Bad trade IMO

Here is what Denver got with those (2) 2nd round picks

In 2010 they packaged our 2nd round (43) and a 3rd round from Philly (70) and a 4th rounder (114) to move up into the late 1st round (25) and select guess who. Tim Tebow

I'd take Tebow over BM any day of the week. The team Tebow plays on win games, and BM teams lose more often then they win.

In 2011 they selected Orlando Franklin from the U who started every game last year for them at Right Offensive tackle.

We could have had him instead of going last year with turnstile Columbo.

Very bad trade for us.

Not to mention the money Ross got fleeced for.

 

[FinsNCanes]

I'm fine with it. I was saying get rid of him last year. Maybe couldn't gotten more but people act like we were robbed. We gave up 2 2's, I understand that, but the man got older and his play declined while he was here so how can we expect to get the same in return? One 2nd wouldv'e been nice, but didn't we end up in reality getting that one pick back the same year? I thought we did...

 

[Krush]

For the type of offense that the fins are trying that don't include a Alpha receiver, it was ok because it's a trading piece to move up to get Tannehill

 

[Bumpus]

I still think the trade blew goats for nickels. :idk:

 

[NYinBostonFin]

For the type of offense that the fins are trying that don't include a Alpha receiver, it was ok because it's a trading piece to move up to get Tannehill

Really? That's funny because Philbin's last WR core and TE were pretty amazing with Jennings who is an Alpha receiver.

And if we need a trading piece to move up in round 1 from the 8 spot to get Tannehill, (as stupid as that sounds), its going to take more than a late 3rd rounder or 2.

 

[Dolphanaholic]

Time will tell bottom line he dropped more then he caught as a Dolphin