The latest on Jadeveon Clowney and trade partners.

[massari]

950 Is reporting that the Seahawks have now inquired with the Texans about permission to discuss the potential Clowney trade. :34853_doh:

They need to get deeper by drafting cheap young talent. After that, THEN go out and sign a big free agent that can put you over the top.

 

[King Dog]

* sniff sniff
Smell that? 49er fans are scurred (even more than usual).

 

[James in PA]

950 Is reporting that the Seahawks have now inquired with the Texans about permission to discuss the potential Clowney trade. :34853_doh:

They need to get deeper by drafting cheap young talent. After that, THEN go out and sign a big free agent that can put you over the top.

Well, as John Schneider always says: we’re not doing our job if we don’t explore all options. They could just be kicking the tires to see if they can pull off a lowball trade.


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[chris98251]

Inquiring and dealing are separate things, first thing after getting burned is going to be long term look with Clowney and what he may take going forward.

That alone could close the door.

 

[Chawker]

2 minutes ago JS say # 31 will not play in tonitghs game. Scene when does the GM say who playing or whos not playing?

 

[McGruff]

2 minutes ago JS say # 31 will not play in tonitghs game. Scene when does the GM say who playing or whos not playing?

Pete Carroll pillow talk.

 

[nwHawk]

#31...? Kam? Oh course, he's retired. Maybe a different numbers?

 

[Chawker]

It said #31 I looked at the roster and McDougle is the closet #30?

And now the post is gone.

 

[Jville]

What John Schneider actually said was >>> [urltargetblank]http://seahawks.net/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=155157#p2297235[/urltargetblank]

 

[Maulbert]

What John Schneider actually said was >>> [urltargetblank]http://seahawks.net/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=155157#p2297235[/urltargetblank]

LOL. Someone shot their load early.

 

[MontanaHawk05]

950 Is reporting that the Seahawks have now inquired with the Texans about permission to discuss the potential Clowney trade. :34853_doh:

They need to get deeper by drafting cheap young talent. After that, THEN go out and sign a big free agent that can put you over the top.

The problem is that cheap doesn't always make you deep.

 

[chris98251]

950 Is reporting that the Seahawks have now inquired with the Texans about permission to discuss the potential Clowney trade. :34853_doh:

They need to get deeper by drafting cheap young talent. After that, THEN go out and sign a big free agent that can put you over the top.

The problem is that cheap doesn't always make you deep.

Nor does spending money on guys to just get them, ask the Redskins about it or the Raiders for that matter.

 

[chris98251]

Doubt he is going to Miami.

Dolphins asking.

Report: Dolphins asking for Jadeveon Clowney, first-round pick, more in exchange for Laremy Tunsil.

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/category/rumor-mill/

 

[Chawker]

I believe this has ended in a mexican stand off. :34853_doh:

I believe this has ended in a mexican stand off. :yawn:

 

[hawks85]

I would not be surprised if Clowney ends up here. This guy would probably thrive here. I would give Houston a 2nd rounder with a receiver or running back (not the main guys) like a brown or a mckissic hell give them both.

 

[MontanaHawk05]

950 Is reporting that the Seahawks have now inquired with the Texans about permission to discuss the potential Clowney trade. :34853_doh:

They need to get deeper by drafting cheap young talent. After that, THEN go out and sign a big free agent that can put you over the top.

The problem is that cheap doesn't always make you deep.

Nor does spending money on guys to just get them, ask the Redskins about it or the Raiders for that matter.

I'm well aware of that. Except when the player is a top-of-the-league talent, fills a position of severe need, and plays at one of the most influential positions in football, then you consider it. We're not talking about Jimmy Graham and Paul Richardson here.

 

[McGruff]

They need to get deeper by drafting cheap young talent. After that, THEN go out and sign a big free agent that can put you over the top.

The problem is that cheap doesn't always make you deep.

Nor does spending money on guys to just get them, ask the Redskins about it or the Raiders for that matter.

I'm well aware of that. Except when the player is a top-of-the-league talent, fills a position of severe need, and plays at one of the most influential positions in football, then you consider it. We're not talking about Jimmy Graham and Paul Richardson here.

That's right. We are talking about Frank Clark, a better player that came through our system, and now we have sellers remorse.

 

[MontanaHawk05]

The problem is that cheap doesn't always make you deep.

Nor does spending money on guys to just get them, ask the Redskins about it or the Raiders for that matter.

I'm well aware of that. Except when the player is a top-of-the-league talent, fills a position of severe need, and plays at one of the most influential positions in football, then you consider it. We're not talking about Jimmy Graham and Paul Richardson here.

That's right. We are talking about Frank Clark, a better player that came through our system, and now we have sellers remorse.

Clark was traded before the draft, and it was a more understandable move at the time. Pete and John probably weren't expecting to settle for Collier in the draft and then lose him to injury. (Reed's suspension doesn't help either, but I suspect Pete and John knew that was coming.)

 

[Bobblehead]

The problem is that cheap doesn't always make you deep.

Nor does spending money on guys to just get them, ask the Redskins about it or the Raiders for that matter.

I'm well aware of that. Except when the player is a top-of-the-league talent, fills a position of severe need, and plays at one of the most influential positions in football, then you consider it. We're not talking about Jimmy Graham and Paul Richardson here.

That's right. We are talking about Frank Clark, a better player that came through our system, and now we have sellers remorse.

I don't think we have sellers remorse, we have CAP space, we got a bundle for Clark and we might get a equal replacement for the fraction we got for Clark.. sounds like it might be a win win situation.

 

[chris98251]

They need to get deeper by drafting cheap young talent. After that, THEN go out and sign a big free agent that can put you over the top.

The problem is that cheap doesn't always make you deep.

Nor does spending money on guys to just get them, ask the Redskins about it or the Raiders for that matter.

I'm well aware of that. Except when the player is a top-of-the-league talent, fills a position of severe need, and plays at one of the most influential positions in football, then you consider it. We're not talking about Jimmy Graham and Paul Richardson here.

Oh really how do we replace Grahams 10 touchdowns ?