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Here's the premise. You get to be TT for a day, and you have the greenlight to make a trade to bolster the team to take advantage of ARod's prime years and win it all. Who you trading FROM our team, and who you trading FOR?
I would trade Clay Matthews for a 12-pack of Schlitz and a couple sticks of beef jerky. That would effectively end my run as GM of the Packers, but I'd still have the beer and jerkyWho you trading FROM our team, and who you trading FOR?
Work out a deal with the Carolina Panthers for Greg Jennings. The Panthers have an extra third round pick from Chicago. Would they refuse a shot at Jennings for a their second round pick since they have two third round picks? I know this is a stretch, but the Panthers need a WR and TT loves picks.
Even if you're just joking, this is heresy.Aaron Rodgers to the vikings for Harvin and AP and a 1st rounder. Draft a QB.
Trading players who are free agents just doesn't happen.
Then send the 1st rd pick to Seattle for all-world QB Matt Flynn.Aaron Rodgers to the vikings for Harvin and AP and a 1st rounder.Draft a QB.
Draft a QB with B.J Coleman on the roster??!!? You can't be serious.Aaron Rodgers to the vikings for Harvin and AP and a 1st rounder. Draft a QB.
Why would the team trade for Jennings in the first place.... Even if we traded him he'd still be able to go back into the division it is his choice where he wants to go.I know it's highly uncommon. The Packers did it before with Corey Williams. I would just like to control where Jennings goes so that it's not Chicago, Detroit or Minnesota.
Why would the team trade for Jennings in the first place.... Even if we traded him he'd still be able to go back into the division it is his choice where he wants to go.
It would have to be a trade and sign for that to happen. That doesn't happen often. Otherwise you are trading for a contract that is voidingA team would trade for Jennings so that they wouldn't have to compete for him in free agency.
Yes, he'd be able to get back into the division, but not for a full season if he was traded out of the division. And this only happens if a team agrees to trade for him without first agreeing to a contract.
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It would have to be a trade and sign for that to happen. That doesn't happen often. Otherwise you are trading for a contract that is voiding
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It would have to be a trade and sign for that to happen. That doesn't happen often. Otherwise you are trading for a contract that is voiding
You didn't say to tag them. When you tag them that's a 1 year deal essentially. You just said to trade them. Which I thought was right now before free agency starts. A tag and trade is different.In case the idea wasn't clear the first time:
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1533529-breaking-down-packers-franchise-tag-decisions
You didn't say to tag them. When you tag them that's a 1 year deal essentially. You just said to trade them. Which I thought was right now before free agency starts. A tag and trade is different.
Not to butt in ... well OK butting in: The only way a trade could happen with a player whose contract is expiring at the end of the 2012-2013 season is a tag and trade. We are still in that season according to the NFL and of course the trade deadline passed long ago. As of the first day of the new NFL year, players like Jennings will be UFAs (unless tagged) and can't be traded.