QB Combo Possibilities: Which Do You Want (QB Rumors: Verse 10)

[Bubba305-ST21-]

Originally Posted by Dirtbag59

Well at that point you would still have to contend with two factors. The Seahawks being able to bid, though unlikely the Rams would trade RG3 to a division rival. And of course the fact that above all, no matter how many teams are bidding, you still have to make the Rams feel comfortable about dropping from 2 to 6 and passing up on Kalil, or possibly Blackmon.

I feel we have a better chance to get the trade with the Rams than the Vikings. If the Rams keep the pick i think we lose any advantage we had, the Vikings will be willing to hear anyones offer including someone like seattle.

[SmootSmack]

Originally Posted by diehardskin2982

For all those RGIII fans best thing that can happen

Flynn to Browns
Manning to Miami
JC to Jacksonville

Price should go down with the Rams... hopefully

Are you talking about Jason Campbell? Why does he matter in all this?

[mredskins]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

Are you talking about Jason Campbell? Why does he matter in all this?

I think he was trying to solve JAX QB problem but they have Gabbert I doubt they are ready to give up on him now.

[skinsfaninok]

I've seen two mocks one on nflnetwork and the other on the web , both had us taking RT at 6. Honestly if we don't get RG3 I'd just assume take Blackmon or trade down around 10 or 12

[SFREDSKIN]

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[skinsfaninok]

Originally Posted by SFREDSKIN

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Holdout coming

[Mahons21]

Saints organization dealing with all sorts of heat eh.

[mredskins]

The whole bidding/not bidding with your divisional rivals seems silly to me. It is almost a cliche. If the Seahawks give the Rams what they want why would the Rams care that they play in the same division. I can see this kind of holding water with a veteran player but RG3 has never even played in the league.

[Dirtbag59]

Originally Posted by mredskins

The whole bidding/not bidding with your divisional rivals seems silly to me. It is almost a cliche. If the Seahawks give the Rams what they want why would the Rams care that they play in the same division. I can see this kind of holding water with a veteran player but RG3 has never even played in the league.

I think of it this way. You're Kuwait. You have a nuclear missile for sale. Bidding for said missle is the US, Canada, UK, Turkey, and Iran. Iran offers you the most money for the missle. Do you sell to the highest bidder?

To me you only go through with a trade to Seahawks if you believe theres a huge chance that RG3 will be a dud. Otherwise you're risking making the Seahaks an annual threat to win your division.

[SkinzWin]

Originally Posted by Dirtbag59

I think of it this way. You're Kuwait. You have a nuclear missile for sale. Bidding for said missle is the US, Canada, UK, Turkey, and Iran. Iran offers you the most money for the missle. Do you sell to the highest bidder?

To me you only go through with a trade to Seahawks if you believe theres a huge chance that RG3 will be a dud. Otherwise you're risking making the Seahaks an annual threat to win your division.

Missile technology is so advanced nowadays that they can be shot from virtually anywhere in the world and hit the country they want.

Alternative meaning: (You have to play them and win in the playoffs/super bowl anyway to win a championship, so what difference does it make?)

[Dirtbag59]

Originally Posted by SkinzWin

Missile technology is so advanced nowadays that they can be shot from virtually anywhere in the world and hit the country they want.

Alternative meaning: (You have to play them and win in the playoffs/super bowl anyway to win a championship, so what difference does it make?)

Yeah but what if they have Metal Gear Rex?

By using a rail gun rather than rocket propellent, a warhead could be launched that would be undetectable. This also exploited a specific loophole that existed in anti-nuke treaties, since weapons fired from a rail gun were not technically ballistic, so limitations on ballistic weaponry did not apply. A country could therefore use REX to secretly attack any desired target without fear of retaliation through military or legal force

[SkinzWin]

Originally Posted by Dirtbag59

Yeah but what if they have Metal Gear Rex?

A quandary that remains to be answered... What if we used nuclear carrier pigeons?

[Swarley]

Ditto. Not wanting to trade within the division is a valid reason. If you believe RGIII is any sort of player you don't want to trade him to a team you'll face off against twice a year.

[mredskins]

Originally Posted by GreekSkin

Ditto. Not wanting to trade within the division is a valid reason. If you believe RGIII is any sort of player you don't want to trade him to a team you'll face off against twice a year.

That maybe true but i GTD that is low on the list if the Seahawks give them a great deal. If the Rams think so highly of RG3 that they are afraid to loss to him twice every year they should probably draft him.


To say the Seahawks are out of the RG3 race with a trade to the Rams to acquire him is just plain stupid.

[Swarley]

yeah I wouldnt say they're out of it but considering the fact that they already have to give up quite a bit to move up that much and the fact that they would need to sweeten the deal to trade with a division rival would make it difficult for them. More importantly, Pete Carroll is weird so he'd probably take Osweiler at 12 over trading up for RGIII.