Would you pull the trigger on this trade?
 

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I was a little on the fence, though leaning towards doing it. Before week 1 I would have said no, too expensive etc. but now, even if Amos is 100% soon and contributes, I think having a guy of Porter's calibre on the other side would likely transform the D overnight. I say do it, 2nd rd pick be damned.

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[quote=AnonEmouse;1381638][URL="https://riggosrag.com/commanders-should-call-steelers-about-joey-porter-jr-trade-after-week-1"]https://riggosrag.com/commanders-should-call-steelers-about-joey-porter-jr-trade-after-week-1[/URL]

I was a little on the fence, though leaning towards doing it. Before week 1 I would have said no, too expensive etc. but now, even if Amos is 100% soon and contributes, I think having a guy of Porter's calibre on the other side would likely transform the D overnight. I say do it, 2nd rd pick be damned.[/quote]

All our 2nd round picks suck anyways. I would do it for a 2nd if a contract was agreed to before the trade.

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In a heartbeat. Fuck Sanristisitisiliti or whatever his name is. He stinks.

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For a second yes? I heard Pitt wants two 1st though and that’s a no for me

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I would do it for a 2nd round pick, no question asked. For one 1st round pick, I would lean toward to yes since he is a shutdown corner and he would help our defense greatly.

I wouldn't do it if Steelers are (and they should) asking for more than one 1st round pick.

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I wouldnt spend too much - aka if it was a 2nd only? Sure.

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So glad fans dont' run this team. The sheer madness from some of yall is bewildering. It's like you guys enjoyed the Vinny Cerrato days or something. If the dude was a free agent then sure, throw some money at him. You don't waste your valuable draft picks and then turn around and hand big money to the player. You need draft capital to replenish your talent with "cheap labor". You can't very well do that by throwing them out left and right.

Didn't this teach yall a damn thing? (Washington has sent a third-, fourth- and sixth-round pick in the 2025 draft to the Saints in exchange for Lattimore) How did that work out?

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[QUOTE=punch it in;1381644] Fuck KCT1975. He stinks.[/QUOTE]

Unfortunately I Totally Agree [emoji106]

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[quote=kct1975;1381704]Unfortunately I Totally Agree [emoji106][/quote]

can this joke end? its so dumb

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I'm hearing that Harrison Jr might be available for a 3rd day pick round 4-5ish. He hasn't lived up to expectations but what say you?

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Well we missed the boat on Porter. Betting if Harrison is worth the deal, we'll miss the boat on him too.

Actually though, I wouldn't say it's a great idea given how he's shown in Arizona. He could turn out to be a bust; if you want out, best bet is to show out on the field and big up your market value. He's either lazy or not as good as he looked. Whether he's not motivated because of their QB situation, he's not giving himself a very good image. I'd be inclined to pass at this point, especially if Diggs can tide us over until we can draft a guy.

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Looks like Diggs is already causing problems.

Late or outright absent for practices.

Might as well move on, if staff can’t rely on him.

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[quote=88Commanders00;1382264]Looks like Diggs is already causing problems.

Late or outright absent for practices.

Might as well move on, if staff can’t rely on him.[/quote]

It's reported he missed practice with a hamstring injury. Let's not get assuming the worst without evidence, shall we?

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[quote=AnonEmouse;1382107]Well we missed the boat on Porter. Betting if Harrison is worth the deal, we'll miss the boat on him too.

Actually though, I wouldn't say it's a great idea given how he's shown in Arizona. He could turn out to be a bust; if you want out, best bet is to show out on the field and big up your market value. He's either lazy or not as good as he looked. Whether he's not motivated because of their QB situation, he's not giving himself a very good image. I'd be inclined to pass at this point, especially if Diggs can tide us over until we can draft a guy.[/quote]

I was thinking about for next year. Especially since Diggs is on a one year and the team has an option to release Terry after this season. I don't know what is going on with him Arizona but if I was Peters I'd send a PI down to gather all the evidence to make a decision if it is apathy hard pass if it something system or team related? A 5th round for a WR 3 isn't the worst thing.

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[quote=AnonEmouse;1382272]It's reported he missed practice with a hamstring injury. Let's not get assuming the worst without evidence, shall we?[/quote]

Saw an incorrect blurb.