Yeah I would trade GB's #2 QB for a journeyman #4 OT. 😂

Originally Posted by: wpr 

Anyone know any teams that have journeyman backup swing tackles? Obviously Ted took the best one on his list from a practice squad.

Just wondering who we could trade if such an opportunity came up. We have depth at WR and S, which for all practical purposes includes Randall and Rollins, since they're really S playing CB. Plus we got Brown on PS and could probably get Gunter back. (Did Gunter get picked up?)

I wouldn't trade Martellus, he just needs to get in sync, but Jordy and Geronimo would be available if I was GM. I'd consider Cobb, because he's got a big contract coming up, but he's young and he seems to have regained some of his burst from former years.

Then there's also Hundley...

Originally Posted by: nerdmann 

How about a former starter with some tread left and a 3rd or 4th? We've still got Callahan on PS.

Originally Posted by: nerdmann 

You're willing to trade Nelson for a back-up OT? 🤬 I seriously hope you become the Vikings or Bears GM and soon.

The offense has been horrible without Nelson... you'll be like the Bears GM that traded away TE Greg Olsen (which really helped the Packers out). Of course Nelson is a lot older, so maybe not as horrible.

Texans LT Duane Brown is still holding out for a larger contract. Of course his current contract pays him an average of 9.575 million over the next two years, which is the 16th highest (14th LT highest) and he's saying that's not enough.

Originally Posted by: beast 

Oh sure they can grab someone off the slag heap. An old retread like Jeff Saturday. That worked out so well didn't it?

Originally Posted by: wpr 

The pick six that happened this week, was due to Jordy no longer being able to beat the defender to the ball.

Originally Posted by: nerdmann 

That's completely wrong... that route isn't about beating the defender to the ball, it's about deception up field, then taking a good angle back towards the sideline with a good hard throw... clearly the Bengals were highly focused on that route due to film study and the Packers kept trying to hit it, and still Nelson got a TD on it later in the game and Allison got it a number of times as well.

I've also wondered was Adam Jones assuming it would be a comeback on Allison's overtime catch and run, because it looked like at one point he stopped going backwards.


But that's much more of a mental error by Nelson than a physical error like you're suggesting.
You're just throwing all kind of blame at Nelson and seeing what sticks. Did Nelson do something to offend you, or is he just old?
Last time I remember a good player getting this much shade it was an extreme Republican who hated Driver because Driver once promoted the Democrat party, and admitted to stealing as a child to help feed his family.

Originally Posted by: beast