He's cheap enough that it would be worth a risk, assuming he is a decent blocker. (I don't know.) I'd hate to use more than a sixth, since he's likely to get hurt getting to the airport. Number of games started in his career: 15, 1, 13, 8, 2, 4 (and 8 this year, so he's close to reaching his sell by date).
He’s also 31, carrying the ball less than 10 times a game and coming off a year in which he averaged 3.2 YPC. Maybe calling him a corpse isn’t entirely fair but there’s no question he’s benefitting from a limited workload, stacked offensive line and incredible passing threat.
No no no no no no no. Do NOT trade any of the DBs that have been the biggest key to an historically good defense.
It's Cincinnati so probably a 1st rounder. Seriously though, I think they want a 2nd or 3rd round pick for him which is ridiculous.
It wasn't my idea. I knew I had read it this morning on the train ride in, but only now rediscovered it. It was Albert Breer:
They really are that one fantasy owner that has no concept of player value.
Probably very unlikely but Cimini reporting it gives this some real credibility.
I wonder what goes into this. He seems to have no value to them, unless they think he will help develop a rookie quarterback for the next 8 weeks. He's a UFA.
Why does MIA need cap space? They have over 100M in cap space in 2020 so no need to roll extra over. Funny the Fins have more cap space allocated to dead cap space $58M than they do offense this season 46M. The dead # drops to 12M next year so they have more cap space than they can use.
Highly doubt it. The Chargers are only a game or so from being in the wild card hunt and that offense needs all the weapons it can surround Rivers with. They have next to nothing after Henry and, as you noted, he's on a cheap rookie deal. The price tag would likely be pretty high. I could see them moving Melvin Gordon, if there was a buyer. They seem pretty happy with Ekeler.
I seriously doubt that a trade will include anyone from the current defense.
lol. That applies to every player in the NFL. Exactly what does that mean? Har dee har har
I hate these kind of tweets/stories---don't insinuate you there's more to the story, and you have that info, but not tell us.
Perhaps not if actively discussing possible trades -- like for Howard or Eifert, etc. Isn't there always a bit of FA activity in the week or so after the trade deadline, when teams don't get their guy?
