I believe he is technically correct.
A team could add substitute compensation to a pick they could potentially not own as a condition of another trade.
Admittedly, there is no historical precedent but I couldn't find anything to say it can't happen.
BREAKING NEWS !! Myles Garrett to the Rams / Verse to the Browns
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A team could add substitute compensation to a pick they could potentially not own as a condition of another trade.
Admittedly, there is no historical precedent but I couldn't find anything to say it can't happen.
They made it so you couldn't trade a pick that you don't currently own 3 years ago. It was done because teams were trading comp picks and they didn't end up getting them.
The Rams anyway can probably activate a clause that makes it a definite 3rd round pick sent over to Cleveland. Upon activating this clause they are then prohibited from Trading Myles Garrett to an AFC North Club . They are probably not doing it as of now because they are keeping their options open.
I was a big fan of Verse. But, my opinion of why he had trouble finishing with sacks, is because he isn't a fluid athlete. He seems a bit stiff. If you watch Garrett, he is 270, but has such fluid athleticism, that he moves like a 200 pounder. It is really amazing to watch him. I have to remind myself how big he really is.
El Chapo Jr
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Well they also addressed the secondary which was also a huge issue that contributed to the pass rush not always getting there. Overall, the defense has had a lot more firepower added to it with the secondary additions alone. Adding a pass rusher like Garrett takes further advantage of that.
Verse is the rhino. Garrett is the Tiger. Both impressive but very different in their attack.
WestCoastRam
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Man... kinda tired of all the Garrett talk. Can we get back to who's the 3 WR on this team?!?
WestCoastRam
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Rams, Myles Garrett execute a new contract
Garrett gets a $6.5 million raise (and possibly more) for 2026.
www.nbcsports.com
I believe you're referring to the ruling when we tried to trade for Sony Michel in 2021 but the league said we couldn't trade a comp pick we didn't have yet. That would be different from an original pick previously involved in a conditional trade. It could be the league rules no on that as well but there is no precedent there.
El Chapo Jr
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Snark aside, I feel like you're missing the nuance of this discussion.
We absolutely don't own a comp pick we haven't been awarded yet, even though we tried to get away with it. An original pick that's involved in a conditional trade is still owned by us until it isn't.
We've made or at least I've seen trades made in the past something like a 4th round pick that could conditionally become a 3rd, 2nd, or even 1st based on how the player performs. Are you saying that team can't trade any of those picks moving forward? Ultimately, they traded 1 pick not 4 picks so I kind of doubt that's the case. You can't change the terms of the original trade but it's reasonable to believe you could change the terms of a subsequent trade to work around the terms of that original trade.
pvtdragon39
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Myles Garrett, Aaron Donald, Barry Sanders, Merlin Olsen are the only ones in same breath of each other in my opinion! Maybe Lawrence Taylor!
Verse has a long way to go to be anywhere near these guys! Maybe another 6-8 years or so.
pvtdragon39
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Yes, he has exceptional bend, extremely flexible ankles with great balance, burst and speed. from 5 star recruit to 1st overall to best in the league. So far he has only gotten better. His film is eye popping
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El Chapo Jr
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I wanna see a pic of Jared from Subway handing McVay a footlong sandwich just to see the look of disgust on McVay's face
Lol ok we are holding that pick as a condition of a trade already executed. You cannot do that with that same pick until the conditions of the first trade are past. I'm honestly amazed that nobody understands such a simple concept. It's absolutely amazing to me this escapes so many people.
We absolutely have not seen a pick offered in two trades to two different r ent teams. Also no team is stupid enough to be that second team. Man it would be nice if Snead or even KD read this gorum.
You speak as if it's fact so prove it. Provide a link that shows me where it says you can't trade an involved pick until the conditions have passed.
And if/when you can't do that, I'd appreciate it if you could stop being so condescending in your posts when you don't know as much as you think you do.
Curious what that looks like. Options through 2038 lol. Fucking cap is dumb now.Rams, Myles Garrett execute a new contract
Garrett gets a $6.5 million raise (and possibly more) for 2026.