Around the NFL 2022: Offseason edition

[MTK]

@kevinsheehanDC

Per a source, Washington offered Seattle a more attractive package of draft picks than Denver did. Additionally, Washington was willing to offer players as well but Seattle made it clear their preference was to trade Wilson to an AFC team

[skinsfan69]

Originally Posted by MTK

@kevinsheehanDC

Per a source, Washington offered Seattle a more attractive package of draft picks than Denver did. Additionally, Washington was willing to offer players as well but Seattle made it clear their preference was to trade Wilson to an AFC team

If this was true then at what point does a trade become a bad one? You're going to let go of players and numerous draft picks off a non playoff team for Wilson? Seems like a move of desperation over smarts. We aren't the Rams.

[Chief X_Phackter]

Originally Posted by skinsfan69

If this was true then at what point does a trade become a bad one? You're going to let go of players and numerous draft picks off a non playoff team for Wilson? Seems like a move of desperation over smarts. We aren't the Rams.

Well, after all, this team is in fact desperate for a quarterback. Whoever it is going to be, this team is 100% going to overpay for him - whatever that means.

[skinsfaninok]

Originally Posted by Chief X_Phackter

Well, after all, this team is in fact desperate for a quarterback. Whoever it is going to be, this team is 100% going to overpay for him - whatever that means.

Probably won’t have to overpay unless it’s Watson.. nobody else is out there worth shit


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[Chief X_Phackter]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

Probably won’t have to overpay unless it’s Watson.. nobody else is out there worth shit


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What they are worth, and what the price actually will be, are two separate things.

Everyone knows this team is desperate for a QB, and that will most certainly factor into the price.

[MTK]

Originally Posted by skinsfan69

If this was true then at what point does a trade become a bad one? You're going to let go of players and numerous draft picks off a non playoff team for Wilson? Seems like a move of desperation over smarts. We aren't the Rams.

Man some of you guys will find the down side of anything lol

I don't think you can put a price on a franchise QB. Denver won this deal hands down.

[mredskins]

Originally Posted by skinsfan69

If this was true then at what point does a trade become a bad one? You're going to let go of players and numerous draft picks off a non playoff team for Wilson? Seems like a move of desperation over smarts. We aren't the Rams.

I tend to agree.

If by a miracle of god Watson becomes free and we land him that be the best one to get, considering his age.

Not sure Russell Wilson makes Denver or Commanders a title contender.

[Ruhskins]

Originally Posted by mredskins

I tend to agree.

If by a miracle of god Watson becomes free and we land him that be the best one to get, considering his age.

Not sure Russell Wilson makes Denver or Commanders a title contender.

Russ would have made us at least a playoff team, given the QBs in the division. AFC West is going to be a bloodbath with the QB talent they have.