Trent Williams ends season-long holdout, rejoins Redskins

[Chief X_Phackter]

Well, I hope the Redskins stand their ground. You simply can't settle for anything less than a 2nd round pick unless the offer is sweetened with a solid player of a position in need.

I'd be fine if this drags into 2021 so long as they don't settle for peanuts, as has been mentioned already.

[skinsfaninok]

Originally Posted by Chief X_Phackter

Well, I hope the Redskins stand their ground. You simply can't settle for anything less than a 2nd round pick unless the offer is sweetened with a solid player of a position in need.

I'd be fine if this drags into 2021 so long as they don't settle for peanuts, as has been mentioned already.

skins are screwed, no team will offer a 2. We need to take that jets offer yesterday

[Chief X_Phackter]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

skins are screwed, no team will offer a 2. We need to take that jets offer yesterday

Actually, after looking at the draft chart, I might just take that. Those two thirds are technically more value than their 2nd round pick.

That would give the Redskins four picks in the top 79. Could probably turn that into Chase Young, OT, CB or WR, TE... even more than that if they decide to trade down.

[Buffalo Bob]

Originally Posted by Chief X_Phackter

Well, I hope the Redskins stand their ground. You simply can't settle for anything less than a 2nd round pick unless the offer is sweetened with a solid player of a position in need.

I'd be fine if this drags into 2021 so long as they don't settle for peanuts, as has been mentioned already.

It is going to have to drag into the season to get a second. His value will never be as high as it was right before last year's trading deadline when a couple contenders needed help at his position. I think there two problems to trading TW right now, the combination of what he wants and what the Redskins want.

[Ruhskins]

Originally Posted by Buffalo Bob

It is going to have to drag into the season to get a second. His value will never be as high as it was right before last year's trading deadline when a couple contenders needed help at his position. I think there two problems to trading TW right now, the combination of what he wants and what the Redskins want.

Actually, this is the best time to trade him, because teams are setting their draft boards and they have cap room. I think teams are being cheap on the compensation and want to play chicken with the Redskins. It is a ridiculous for a team to offer him a deal but not offer fair compensation.

I'm fine with the Redskins trading Dunbar for a 5th, because that was more than he was worth to other teams (who were offering in the neighborhood of 6/7 round picks).

Trent is obviously valuable to teams out there, but they are being cheap on compensation. So I'm fine if the team sits on this at least until the draft.