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Message: <blockquote data-quote="elcid" data-source="post: 855086" data-attributes="member: 12360">Didn’t mean to imply that you don’t want to restore this offence to its glory days, apologies if I came across like that. I understand the examples you provide, but the Rams didn’t have the QB we have, nor do the Browns. Given our investments in D our resources are indeed scarce, and then I guess its a matter of which you value more: your receiving corps or your online. An investment in OBJ does limit our options at offensive line.But I feel like I’ve seen enough Arod the past 3 years in which he had strong to excellent lines, just no one to throw to. Almost to the point where I am starting to doubt the extent of Aaron’s greatness, as I feel too little credit was given to the stable of quality receivers he has been throwing to during the most successful periods of his career. Rookies can be great, but we need an immediate contributor next year. And like you mentioned yourself, options on the FA market  are either old washed up guys and young risks who will come with a price tag. The only guy I potentially like of that list if Robbie Anderson, but I feel like he too is gonna get a kings ransom somewhere.In the end, it all depends on OBJ’s price. I’d give up a first in a heartbeat. Tops I’d add a 6th rounder in order to fend off any competition. But I do understand the arguments why people would be against such a move.</blockquote>

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