So how much would we be willing to give to get Howard? And is there any scenario where we could get him and still be able to keep Jones and Hill?
The way I see it, If we do as well as we hope and get to the superbowl then from the place we'd be picking are we really likely to get a decent corner? The very best in the draft will no doubt be long gone so we'd most likely be picking a kid where question marks would still be hanging over his head. By getting Howard, we'd at least have a pro-bowl calibre corner who is only 26 and can still get better. Next season the only CB's certain to still be here are Ward and Fuller right? So something has to give. I'd give a 1st and 4th to get the deal over the line tbh. The 4th wouldn't matter as we're apparently gonna get a 4th round comp pick anyway so we'd only be losing the 1st rounder and If San Fran stink again our second round pick could well be high so things could work in our favour in the end. |
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But let's live in the now. |
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You're gonna have to move on from Watkins and Hitch sooner than later too, so you'll get some cash from that but you need picks to fill those spots. |
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I don't really know that you can keep both of them as it is and you'd essentially be replacing one of them with Howards deal. They're gonna have to draft and develop some guys there. |
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First year tag rate close to in line of what the team was offering IIRC |
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Not ideal for Gordon though as it shortens his contract window. I think you and I are agreeing, he doesn't have a lot of leverage. I still think he holds out half the year though |
Teams get a franchise tag AND a transition tag this upcoming offseason. Jones and Hill aren’t going anywhere.
Even if we trade for a good corner. |
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If they don’t agree to a new cba
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They’re gonna have to do something for a corner otherwise you’re an injury away from Fenton starting outside
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You can say the same shit for every team pretty much.
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