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trade scenario

Posted: Sat Oct 13, 2007 10:42 am
by reggiebrooks4life
Just wanted to get everyones thoughts on this one. with the trade deadline coming up tampa bay is hurting for running backs. they just signed zach crockett which is a complete desparation move. i would think the bucs would love to get somebody like betts via trade. how would you guys feel about this move? i think we would still have good depth behind portis with cartwright and sellars. also, i think we could get some pretty good value from the bucs due to their dire need for a rb

Re: trade scenario

Posted: Sat Oct 13, 2007 10:54 am
by GSPODS
reggiebrooks4life wrote:Just wanted to get everyones thoughts on this one. with the trade deadline coming up tampa bay is hurting for running backs. they just signed zach crockett which is a complete desparation move. i would think the bucs would love to get somebody like betts via trade. how would you guys feel about this move? i think we would still have good depth behind portis with cartwright and sellars. also, i think we could get some pretty good value from the bucs due to their dire need for a rb


The Redskins won't trade Betts. Haven't you heard yet? Betts and Portis are one and the same. :shock:

Posted: Sat Oct 13, 2007 11:04 am
by fredp45
Reasons why this won't happen:

1) We're in the hunt for a playoff spot;

2) You didn't indicate what we'd get in return, but I don't see us having an obvious need to fill at this point. Another OL goes down and maybe we do have a need.

3) TB is not only in the NFC but on our schedule. Why improve a team that we need to play and beat possibly to make the playoffs?

Just 3 reasons why Gibbs wouldn't trade Betts to TB.

One other thought -- Portis has a huge cap hit next year. Is anyone sure we can keep him after this year? Personally, I'm not sure that Portis is the kind of back that Gibbs really likes anyway and to take up 6-7 mil on the cap, doesn't make a lot of sense. If Portis isn't on our team next year, Betts is our back (and a Gibbs-type back too) -- with an awfully friendly cap hit.

I love talking trades but I don't see this one happening.

Posted: Sat Oct 13, 2007 2:13 pm
by brad7686
Portis is too fragile to trade the back up. Sellers is a FB. Rock can't start really. Won't happen.

Re: trade scenario

Posted: Sat Oct 13, 2007 2:20 pm
by GSPODS
reggiebrooks4life wrote:Just wanted to get everyones thoughts on this one. with the trade deadline coming up tampa bay is hurting for running backs. they just signed zach crockett which is a complete desparation move. i would think the bucs would love to get somebody like betts via trade. how would you guys feel about this move? i think we would still have good depth behind portis with cartwright and sellars. also, i think we could get some pretty good value from the bucs due to their dire need for a rb


Too bad this won't happen but I'd trade Betts for Gaines Adams. :P
I think that's the only Bucs player I'd trade for.

Posted: Sat Oct 13, 2007 2:21 pm
by 1niksder
Rock would be a upgrade over Zach Crockett, but I doubt that would happen either

Posted: Sat Oct 13, 2007 4:59 pm
by por-tiz2skins
fredp45 wrote:Reasons why this won't happen:

1) We're in the hunt for a playoff spot;

2) You didn't indicate what we'd get in return, but I don't see us having an obvious need to fill at this point. Another OL goes down and maybe we do have a need.

3) TB is not only in the NFC but on our schedule. Why improve a team that we need to play and beat possibly to make the playoffs?

Just 3 reasons why Gibbs wouldn't trade Betts to TB.

One other thought -- Portis has a huge cap hit next year. Is anyone sure we can keep him after this year? Personally, I'm not sure that Portis is the kind of back that Gibbs really likes anyway and to take up 6-7 mil on the cap, doesn't make a lot of sense. If Portis isn't on our team next year, Betts is our back (and a Gibbs-type back too) -- with an awfully friendly cap hit.

I love talking trades but I don't see this one happening.
Portis is a skins 4 life and Gibbs saids he loves him and the best working RB he had to work with.Well have alot more cap when we release old guys next year.

Posted: Sat Oct 13, 2007 5:01 pm
by por-tiz2skins
We don't need nothing right now ,no OL guy no WR nothing.We keep every thing the same unless this had to involve a young explosive DE than that well catch are interest.But Betts is not leaving.

Posted: Sat Oct 13, 2007 8:15 pm
by riggofan
Would you trade Betts for 2d round pick next year? I think I probably would even though I like the guy.

Posted: Sat Oct 13, 2007 9:36 pm
by fredp45
I would not do that, and either will Gibbs...it hurts our chances to make a run this year at the Playoffs... With the cap, the NFL is about NOW...not next year, or two years from now.

Posted: Sun Oct 14, 2007 3:49 am
by HEROHAMO
I would trade Betts for Gaines Adams. That would never happen though. Or a first round pick next year. That would also not happen.

Posted: Sun Oct 14, 2007 6:04 am
by UK Skins Fan
Barely worth discussing. But since we're here, we may as well talk about something.

So here's what happens: we trade Betts for a 3rd round pick, at best. Two weeks later, Clinton Portis' knee condition flares up, and we need Rock to start the rest of the season. I love Rock, but I don't want him starting at running back for us. Meanwhile, we still have that lovely third round pick, which we can use next year on a back up offensive lineman. Great.

As for Gaines Adams, only two things wrong with that - we don't need him, and they wouldn't want to let him go in exchange for a solid running back.

Never be so keen to throw away quality depth. We will need Betts.

Posted: Sun Oct 14, 2007 10:00 am
by por-tiz2skins
HEROHAMO wrote:I would trade Betts for Gaines Adams. That would never happen though. Or a first round pick next year. That would also not happen.
I wouldn't want Gaines any more since now that I look at last year draft there wasn't that much great DE.But this year upcoming draft well have alot of talented and much better DE.

So change nothing unless Rogers sucks again than we probably could find a pretty good CB before deadline is over.

Posted: Sun Oct 14, 2007 5:49 pm
by por-tiz2skins
OK maybe trade for a WR like Larry FItzgerald cause moss 9 drops is to much to choke on.

Posted: Sun Oct 14, 2007 6:13 pm
by BossHog
por-tiz2skins wrote:OK maybe trade for a WR like Larry FItzgerald cause moss 9 drops is to much to choke on.


That's brilliant stuff right there, I wonder why the Redskins didn't think of that already.

So tell me exactly how this Larry Fitzgerald trade would shake out.

And while you're at it, tell me which 'old guys' we're going to release next year and exactly how much cap money they will save.

Or were you just talking out your ass?

As usual, you offer nothing more than a desperate 'get rid of anyone and everyone mentality' like this was a game of Madden football and not the real thing.

Posted: Sun Oct 14, 2007 6:39 pm
by por-tiz2skins
BossHog wrote:
por-tiz2skins wrote:OK maybe trade for a WR like Larry FItzgerald cause moss 9 drops is to much to choke on.


That's brilliant stuff right there, I wonder why the Redskins didn't think of that already.

So tell me exactly how this Larry Fitzgerald trade would shake out.

And while you're at it, tell me which 'old guys' we're going to release next year and exactly how much cap money they will save.

Or were you just talking out your ass?

As usual, you offer nothing more than a desperate 'get rid of anyone and everyone mentality' like this was a game of Madden football and not the real thing.
relax

Posted: Sun Oct 14, 2007 6:42 pm
by BossHog
I assure you, I'm completely relaxed. I'm not the one suffering from knee jerk reaction after knee jerk reaction.

Why don't you just answer the questions instead of ducking them?

I know you really don't like it when someone calls you on your completely 'rediculous' posts, but too bad... if you put it out there, people have every right to question you, so...

Tell me how the Fitzgerald trade would shake out.

Tell me what 'old guys' are being cut to save all of this cap money.

Or I guess another option would be to just admit that you rarely have any substance to your posts.

Posted: Sun Oct 14, 2007 8:41 pm
by por-tiz2skins
BossHog wrote:I assure you, I'm completely relaxed. I'm not the one suffering from knee jerk reaction after knee jerk reaction.

Why don't you just answer the questions instead of ducking them?

I know you really don't like it when someone calls you on your completely 'rediculous' posts, but too bad... if you put it out there, people have every right to question you, so...

Tell me how the Fitzgerald trade would shake out.

Tell me what 'old guys' are being cut to save all of this cap money.

Or I guess another option would be to just admit that you rarely have any substance to your posts.
Relax I mean I to be honest if Moss is going to play like that and hes turning 29 by next year well probably have to consider younger guys.Hes very fast but no TD yet not even even over 200 yards yet is the WR we need.Now this is what I'm saying for now and I'm probably only talking like this cause of the lose but I'll give him all year.

Posted: Mon Oct 15, 2007 8:43 am
by BossHog
por-tiz2skins wrote:Relax I mean I to be honest if Moss is going to play like that and hes turning 29 by next year well probably have to consider younger guys.Hes very fast but no TD yet not even even over 200 yards yet is the WR we need.Now this is what I'm saying for now and I'm probably only talking like this cause of the lose but I'll give him all year.


Still ducking questions... because that has absolutely NOTHING to do with what I asked you:

Please explain how you suggest we obtain Larry Fitzgerald, and then tell us the 'old guys' you're going to cut to have all of this money.

You keep saying we'll cut people to make up this magical cap money but offer NO opinions or suggestions on how we will do it. Why don't you show us all a scenario?

Stop making ridiculous statements and nobody here will have to hold you accountable for them. Otherwise, we have a right to ask you to explain the asinine comments that you make.

Posted: Mon Oct 15, 2007 9:32 am
by VetSkinsFan
You know how it works, Boss, we just 'trade.' It's just the way it is. How dare you call an individual out and request their detailed explanation of their comment. I must say, Boss, you're totally out of line!!!! -drinking



And in our current o-line situation, if we were to trade for ANYONE, it would have to be some sort of deal somewhere involving us receiving an o-lineman. This in no way says that I suggest such a trade, but if we do, it needs to address our immediate concerns.

Posted: Mon Oct 15, 2007 9:47 am
by roybus14
We don't need another WR. We need to get a healthy O-Line and the management of the game worked out. Gibbs often times looks confused on the sideline and it's still apparent that Al is not in full control of the offense. That all needs to change.

We've got the talent from top to bottom, including "slick hands" Moss. Who by the way, will bounce back from this against Arizona. It's just a matter of managing all of this talent on offense properly. GW seems to have excellent control, management, and what-not of the defense, it's the offensive management that is the problem now.....

Posted: Mon Oct 15, 2007 10:07 am
by SKINFAN
Hmn, Betts is expendable IMO, so is BLoyd.. But we have a better chance of getting something for Betts than Bloyd. The need for OL is glaring.

Posted: Mon Oct 15, 2007 3:45 pm
by VetSkinsFan
I would say with CP not 100% and hasn't been all year, that Betts is in fact NOT expendable. I wish someone would grow a pair and bench Portis until he gets healthy....

Posted: Mon Oct 15, 2007 3:48 pm
by SKINFAN
VetSkinsFan wrote:I would say with CP not 100% and hasn't been all year, that Betts is in fact NOT expendable. I wish someone would grow a pair and bench Portis until he gets healthy....


That would be the best course of action... But will never happen. Betts #'s are average IMO, at least right now. If you put Rock behing Sellers on arun, he'll prolly get as much as Betts. Make no mistake, I like him spelling CP, but the OL is decimated right now. We need warm bodies there.

Posted: Mon Oct 15, 2007 5:33 pm
by BnGhog
I to think Rock could back up Portis. I think the yards Betts got last year is mostly due to the line. Our O-line is getting hurt and look at what Betts has done with the chances he gotten this year.

That being said, If no one is blocking it won't matter who is back their even with a healthy Portis. So, I would be willing to trade Betts for an O-lineman.

With a great line you could put a backups backup in, and still get 5 yards.