ESPN: Clayton Expects Skins to Tender Campbell for a 1st and 3rd

[D'BOYZ]

Originally Posted by Mattyk

Brandon Lloyd was given a 1st round tender by the 49ers but the Skins got him for a 3rd and 4th rounder.

yes mattyk but was only a ist round tender which is what I was saying if you put a 1st only you could take a 3rd and 4th for the guy but if you put the highest multiple tender on the guy you can't take less than a 2nd round pick and I don't know if a team will offer a second for Campbell...

[MTK]

Originally Posted by D'BOYZ

yes mattyk but was only a ist round tender which is what I was saying if you put a 1st only you could take a 3rd and 4th for the guy but if you put the highest multiple tender on the guy you can't take less than a 2nd round pick and I don't know if a team will offer a second for Campbell...

Honestly I don't think a 2nd would be that crazy considering the thin QB market.

In the end though I think the high tender shows JC that the team wants him back for one year at least, and it gives him a decent paycheck that works for both sides.

[SmootSmack]

Y'all should read this:

Julius Peppers among few likely winners in 2010 free agent market - Don Banks - SI.com

"It may be a situation where there are more trades, because if a club tendered a lot of guys, but now someone comes after one of them, maybe they're willing to be flexible and work with you on a trade,'' another veteran NFL general manager said. "Just because his tender is a (first) and a (third)-round pick, maybe they're willing to take less than that and be creative, and now you've got a deal. I think there's going to be a lot of that type of dialogue because of the circumstances this year.''

[tryfuhl]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

Y'all should read this:

Julius Peppers among few likely winners in 2010 free agent market - Don Banks - SI.com

"It may be a situation where there are more trades, because if a club tendered a lot of guys, but now someone comes after one of them, maybe they're willing to be flexible and work with you on a trade,'' another veteran NFL general manager said. "Just because his tender is a (first) and a (third)-round pick, maybe they're willing to take less than that and be creative, and now you've got a deal. I think there's going to be a lot of that type of dialogue because of the circumstances this year.''

Yeah, kind of interested if there will be more draft day trades involving players more than before.

[irish]

Originally Posted by Mattyk

Honestly I don't think a 2nd would be that crazy considering the thin QB market.

In the end though I think the high tender shows JC that the team wants him back for one year at least, and it gives him a decent paycheck that works for both sides.

I dont think there's a chance any team would give up a 2nd for JC.

I agree that this shows the team wants him back as they really dont have any other options. I think if they draft a QB then JC can provide some competition and even start for a few weeks until the new guy is up to speed.

[Ruhskins]

Originally Posted by irish

I dont think there's a chance any team would give up a 2nd for JC.

I agree that this shows the team wants him back as they really dont have any other options. I think if they draft a QB then JC can provide some competition and even start for a few weeks until the new guy is up to speed.

There's always Oakland! LOL. Although as someone said it, (unfortunately) they don't know they need a QB.

[irish]

Originally Posted by Ruhskins

There's always Oakland! LOL. Although as someone said it, (unfortunately) they don't know they need a QB.

I think everyone except Al Davis knows they need a QB.

[Ruhskins]

Originally Posted by irish

I think everyone except Al Davis knows they need a QB.

Even JaMarcus Russell!