CcHhDd wrote:Why do we have to throw one of our running backs in the mix? If adrian peterson falls, i bet we see this deal gain some legs. Our #6 this year and a second rounder next year for vilma and maybe a fourth or third from the jets. They need a running back bad.
See this is what exposes this as nothing more than a rumor, The jets would want to move up to get Peterson but why make a move that involved bringing in a back when Washington is already there to spell Adrian and give the Jets a 1-2 punch in the backfield. At the same time we would be moving out of the top 15 to fill a need that really isn't a priority. At #25 we wouldn't be able to get that big DL to keep blockers off of Vilma
CcHhDd wrote:Why this works for us. 1. We get a proven talent... not a rookie that might be a bust. 2. Vilma is still in his rookie contract and I forget what number he was drafted but I know he is signed til about 08 or 09 at that reasonable rate.
Vilma would be very cap friendly if we don't automaticly re-work his deal (like we always do) in 2007 he's due $750,000.00 and in 2008 he's got $1,097,500.00 coming and the Jets would eat any Bonus moneies still due. We have a year to see if he is worth extending.
CcHhDd wrote:Why this works for the jets. They nip the vilma situation in the bud. Before he starts complaining and seeking permission to seek a trade. By then he'll be like Coles was to us. Little value. When the league finds out he isn't happy... his value will plummet. The jets receive the 6 pick and take peterson... a quality back.
The word is slowly getting out about Vilma and the 3-4 so the need to strike while the iron is hot.
CcHhDd wrote:This only works if peterson drops and the Jets are willing to take the worse end of the deal.
Then we are looking at Vilma, swapping picks plus another day 1 pick
But we we'll keep both our backs regardless.
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