Campbell to the Ravens
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I was wondering along the same lines. Did we even know CC was on the market? Is YN off the market now? Did we value YN over CC? Were we EVER even interested in a trade with the Jags?
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Pretty spendy for his age. Will be 34 before the season begins. 15 million the year and Baltimore is negotiating a 2 year extension ar 27 million with 20 million in guarantees.
I know why we didn’t do it. To pay someone 34 years old for the next 3 years an average of 14 million is not a good investment. Flexibility is king . Add on top of that giving them a 5th rounder I don’t like it.
I’d rather sign some to a 2 year deal for cheaper and keep the pick
I’d rather sign some to a 2 year deal for cheaper and keep the pick
I believe YN has been tagged. Not sure if that means he's technically off the market, but it does ratchet the price up a bit. Will involve pick(s) and his contract, of course. We did that with Clowney. Would we do it again?TreeRon":13bv8olw said:
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sutz":1aweifo6 said:
Yea he's been tagged which was the speculation all along. He says he doesn't want to play for the Jags. The speculation was/is that someone trades something to the Jags for him and negotiates a contract with him.
On the positive , if CC is worth a 5th, YN might not cost as much as speculated from the Jags. What he wants re: a contract is another matter.
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Why didn’t the Seahawks just offer a higher pick?
For starters, it’s possible Campbell didn’t fancy it. Geographically there might be reasons. He also spent many years playing for the Cardinals. Ending his career with a rival NFC West team might not have been his preference.
The move to Baltimore will carry huge appeal. They were 14-2 last year. They have an exciting young quarterback and a fierce defense. Unlike the Seahawks, they don’t play in the toughest division in football.
They also use a scheme that Campbell is familiar with from his Cardinals days.
There’s every chance he had his heart set on a move to Baltimore and there’s nothing anyone could’ve done to change that. Especially if the Jags were motivated to move him to the team he wanted to go to.
http://seahawksdraftblog.com/
For starters, it’s possible Campbell didn’t fancy it. Geographically there might be reasons. He also spent many years playing for the Cardinals. Ending his career with a rival NFC West team might not have been his preference.
The move to Baltimore will carry huge appeal. They were 14-2 last year. They have an exciting young quarterback and a fierce defense. Unlike the Seahawks, they don’t play in the toughest division in football.
They also use a scheme that Campbell is familiar with from his Cardinals days.
There’s every chance he had his heart set on a move to Baltimore and there’s nothing anyone could’ve done to change that. Especially if the Jags were motivated to move him to the team he wanted to go to.
http://seahawksdraftblog.com/
