Elmagister wrote:They're maintaining the value of the top pick.
Yeah, that's what I got from it. Doesn't necessarily mean they are going to trade Rosen.
Elmagister wrote:They're maintaining the value of the top pick.
Markulous wrote:Elmagister wrote:They're maintaining the value of the top pick.
Yeah, that's what I got from it. Doesn't necessarily mean they are going to trade Rosen.
zuggyawesome wrote:Quinnen, Bosa, Allen are all top tier prospects... but no one is going to relinquish too much capital to trade up for a non-QB.
OarChambo wrote:zuggyawesome wrote:Quinnen, Bosa, Allen are all top tier prospects... but no one is going to relinquish too much capital to trade up for a non-QB.
Saints gave two firsts for a lesser de just last year.
zuggyawesome wrote:OarChambo wrote:zuggyawesome wrote:Quinnen, Bosa, Allen are all top tier prospects... but no one is going to relinquish too much capital to trade up for a non-QB.
Saints gave two firsts for a lesser de just last year.
How does that compare with what the Rams got for RG3, or CLE got for Carson Wentz?
OarChambo wrote:If you're interested in a dialogue about this subject there's a middle ground you're choosing to ignore.
If you're only interested in hot taekery then please just let me know so I don't waste any more time.
OarChambo wrote:If anyone is saying the pick for a non qb will command a Wentz like price it's either click bait or they're an idiot. For conversation purposes it's a non starter.
According to Joel Klatt of Fox Sports, three teams are "very interested" in acquiring Josh Rosen from the Cardinals.
Those three teams are the Chargers, Giants and Patriots. All three are logical fits: Philip Rivers, Tom Brady and Eli Manning are all nearing the finish line and Rosen would be an ideal successor. Per Klatt, one of the three has already offered Arizona a second-round pick for Rosen, though the Cardinals are apparently holding out for a first-rounder. With newly-minted coach Kliff Kingsbury making no effort to hide his infatuation with reigning Heisman Trophy winner Kyler Murray, the Cardinals may not have much leverage in trade talks for Rosen. The UCLA alum labored through a difficult rookie season in Arizona, though coaching turnover and a weak supporting cast were at least partially to blame for his struggles. The 22-year-old could certainly benefit from a change of scenery.