it's literally haynesworth / RG3 / Dana Stubblefield / Deion Sanders / any Snyder "high profile flashy signing / trade" all over again. I don't know how people don't see this. Trading for Watson especially when this team doesn't have the assets NYJ or MIA has is just foolish IMO. I would rather we build an organization and winning culture organically. That being said I also understand your point that Watson is good. No one denies that. The issue is the price tag and how it might cripple this franchise in the future.@WetHog I get being tired of overpriced FAs but this isn't an over-the-hill Deion Sanders or signing Albert Haynesworth to a system he's never played in. This is a 25 year old star QB. A legitimate star at the most important position in sports. It's so different I can't understand why you're comparing the situations. Would you not trade a few first round picks to not have to worry about the QB position again for the next 10-12 years? To be a legitimate Super Bowl contender next year?
it's literally haynesworth / RG3 / Dana Stubblefield / Deion Sanders / any Snyder "high profile flashy signing / trade" all over again. I don't know how people don't see this. Trading for Watson especially when this team doesn't have the assets NYJ or MIA has is just foolish IMO. I would rather we build an organization and winning culture organically. That being said I also understand your point that Watson is good. No one denies that. The issue is the price tag and how it might cripple this franchise in the future.
The problem is that his contract is so big that it may impair the WFT ability to get a WR to complement Terry in FA (strong market this year) or retain talent (i.e. Scherff)is that what you’re seeing, that a Watson trade is all show and flash and no substance? Watson is better than good. This is paying high for a phenomenal product.
The problem is that his contract is so big that it may impair the WFT ability to get a WR to complement Terry in FA (strong market this year) or retain talent (i.e. Scherff)
As said in last thread if you can manipulate the cap to keep Watson, Scheff and a new WR in FA I'm fine
@WetHog I get being tired of overpriced FAs but this isn't an over-the-hill Deion Sanders or signing Albert Haynesworth to a system he's never played in. This is a 25 year old star QB. A legitimate star at the most important position in sports. It's so different I can't understand why you're comparing the situations. Would you not trade a few first round picks to not have to worry about the QB position again for the next 10-12 years? To be a legitimate Super Bowl contender next year?
Snyder's gonna Snyder. I'm not going to not find a franchise QB because I'm afraid of Snyder being buddy-buddy with him.How many is a few? I’ve read three firsts and some change. The change being later round picks and one of the D-lineman. To much for me considering all the holes the team still has. Two firsts and Allen? Sure.
But it’s more than just the picks with this team. With how Watson is asserting his will on Houston the Snyder angle is a huge factor as well. I’m not inclined to go threw another Snyder teaming up with his buddy star quarterback to undermine the coach again. Are you?
I don’t see RR trading multiple years of draft picks for Watson. Snyder sure but not RR. I suppose this will be a true test to the RR/Snyder dynamic in DC.
If RR signs Cam Newton I will f***ing cannonball off the bandwagon.
How many is a few? I’ve read three firsts and some change. The change being later round picks and one of the D-lineman. To much for me considering all the holes the team still has. Two firsts and Allen? Sure.
But it’s more than just the picks with this team. With how Watson is asserting his will on Houston the Snyder angle is a huge factor as well. I’m not inclined to go threw another Snyder teaming up with his buddy star quarterback to undermine the coach again. Are you?
If RR signs Cam Newton I will f***ing cannonball off the bandwagon.
Yeah no amount of prayer to sweet infant baby Jesus was going to get him #7 in PIT.