Glennon Could Yield 3rd Round Pick

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Adam Caplan ‏@caplannfl

Feeling in league circles is that the Buccaneers, should they be willing to trade Glennon, would yield as high as a 3rd-round pick.
 
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Before anyone gets up in arms (re: Bradford), just remember:

1) WAY better contract

2) Isn't seen as a one year rental

3) Has not had multiple season ending ACL injuries and surgeries

4) He is worth as high as a 3rd round pick, not a 3rd round pick. It could be a 5th, or a 4th, but not a 2nd. The pick is most likely conditional based on performance benchmarks.
 
IMO they're both pretty equal in value once you add it all up.
 
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But he looks like Napolean Dynamite!
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Before anyone gets up in arms (re: Bradford), just remember:

1) WAY better contract

2) Isn't seen as a one year rental

3) Has not had multiple season ending ACL injuries and surgeries

4) He is worth as high as a 3rd round pick, not a 3rd round pick. It could be a 5th, or a 4th, but not a 2nd. The pick is most likely conditional based on performance benchmarks.

He's also a serviceable QB who we could WIN with.
 
A conditional 3rd next year? Sure, that sounds about right for a serviceable backup.

If I was Tampa Bay I would prefer a third from next years draft over a third in this years draft, but don't picks. Lose around of value when they are a year removed? So, that would make the pick equal to a fourth this year.
 
If I was Tampa Bay I would prefer a third from next years draft over a third in this years draft, but don't picks. Lose around of value when they are a year removed? So, that would make the pick equal to a fourth this year.
And if the decision were mine to be made, from a Rams perspective, I would offer no more than that.
 
Strange amount they're asking since they absolutely don't seem to like him at all given how much they've plugged him in and then yanked him back out of the starter's role. Tells me they don't value him much.

So why should other teams value him at a 3rd?
 
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Before anyone gets up in arms (re: Bradford), just remember:

1) WAY better contract

2) Isn't seen as a one year rental

3) Has not had multiple season ending ACL injuries and surgeries

4) He is worth as high as a 3rd round pick, not a 3rd round pick. It could be a 5th, or a 4th, but not a 2nd. The pick is most likely conditional based on performance benchmarks.

I dunno Irish, my brother in law is a Buc's Fanatic and he doesn't really endorse Glennon.

But then again, lots of Rams fan's don't endorse Bradford, so yeah.
 
I've always wondered why a QB who couldn't start in Tampa is seen as a semi-jewel in a trade scenario...Obviously there could things I don'r see or know about, but I'm not real interested in him at almost any price...
 
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I'd give up a 3rd for him before I would waste a 3rd on any of the QBs in this draft, but would really like it if we could give them a 3rd next year as opposed to this year since we already dont have a 4th and a 6th. that would leave us with only 4 picks in the draft.
 
:Madden Moment: Trade them for Scott Wells and Davin Joseph plus a 6th.