2022-2023 NFL Season Thread • Page 184

It’s a steep price but it’s probably the Baltimore pick I would assume - they are trying to show confidence in Fields after giving him zero weapons this offseason

maybe I just don’t value draft picks anymore because my team’s GM is incredibly shitty at drafting

 

If that is the WR Market cost I am not sure we will see much else happen.

 

Oh, i like that Claypool deal, Cooks has to bring back atleast a 2nd now or just hold him until the offseason

Let him cry about Easterby from the bench

 

I had no idea this guy was still in the league. Forgot all about him.

 

I am not sure it is about the draft pick, but when you see a guy like AJ Brown get traded for a 1st you would think a 2nd would get you more of a sure thing but I guess they don't have to pay Claypool like the Eagles did Brown.

 

Wish claypool well, but that’s a no brained for the Steelers

 

Both teams win - Steelers probably a bit more

 

My team wasted a second round pick on Christian Watson lol I would take Claypool in a heartbeat

 

Don’t think Claypool is worth a second, especially not for a team that isn’t competing this year. Really love that trade for the Steelers.

 

You literally already have him

 

Steelers still the kings of turning late round WRs into high picks in a trade

 

At least it is the Ravens 2nd.

 

my Dolphins podcast guys I trust say

1) Miami is pushing HARD for B. Chubb
2) Miami is trying to dump Cedrick Wilson (lol this is not something I would do. Guy has been hurt and we wont get anything for him)

 

That’s true - the packers already have all shitty wide receivers adding another one wouldn’t make sense

 

its funny, I had considered Claypool a relative miss for them at WR. Shows what I know!

 

Now fire canada

 

claypool is a definite upgrade to that WR group, and they basically flipped roquan into him and a late pick. with all the money they're going to have to spend this offseason this is a little blip for them

 

lol Packers

 

Loser franchise

 

God

 

Bears wyd