Around the NFL 2022: Offseason edition

[skinsfan69]

Originally Posted by Chief X_Phackter

I'm not sure it's too much actually.

I would have parted ways with Heinicke, Payne, L Thomas, two firsts, two seconds, and a fifth - for R Wilson and a 4th round pick.

You get your franchise QB and still have five picks this year and five picks next year and all that cap space...

I think Lock is probably regarded as a much better player than TH...lol. Also Thomas will be 31 by the time the season starts coming off an ACL. Fant is much younger so two big differences there.

Had we offered that to Seattle they hang up the phone.

[Chief X_Phackter]

Originally Posted by skinsfan69

I think Lock is probably regarded as a much better player than TH...lol. Also Thomas will be 31 by the time the season starts coming off an ACL. Fant is much younger so two big differences there.

Had we offered that to Seattle they hang up the phone.

Well, apparently we offered more. I was just using that as a comparative example by position.

What has Lock done that makes him better than TH? He's a couple years younger. Other than that...?

[Ruhskins]

Originally Posted by Chief X_Phackter

Well, apparently we offered more. I was just using that as a comparative example by position.

What has Lock done that makes him better than TH? He's a couple years younger. Other than that...?

Throw a deeper ball? That'd be a good question for Pete Carroll.

[Chief X_Phackter]

Originally Posted by Ruhskins

Throw a deeper ball? That'd be a good question for Pete Carroll.

Well, there is that...

[skinsfan69]

Originally Posted by Chief X_Phackter

Well, apparently we offered more. I was just using that as a comparative example by position.

What has Lock done that makes him better than TH? He's a couple years younger. Other than that...?

On paper and production I would agree, not better. Actually I watched one of Denver's last games and he was just awful. He has a better arm, that may be it..