RamsFlash80
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Dont trust this guy. He throws crap against the wall every year for NBA trade rumors and NFL trade rumors. Hes not a reliable source.
If they tagged him with intention of trading him, and they are unable to trade him, its a blunder
I think the Rams are much smarter than that. I truly believe they like him and hope they can sign him long term but when the phone started ringing, they listened. As they should.
But if they intentionally tagged him so they could trade him, and are unable to do so? That's a gaff. Now they are stuck with a guy who's eating up their cap room and who they weren't committed to.
LolAnd again there's the difference in our view of this and other situations. I try to think about how we can benefit from them, you chose to be negative and think about how bad they are. I got nothing but love for ya my Rams brother, we just have a fundamentally different outlook on things.
If they want to trade him, take what they could get.
Had they not tagged him, and he signed elsewhere they would have that 16.7 additional cap room to spend. In all likelihood, the players they signed would wash with his loss and they wouldn't get compensation
Lol
You said they are brilliant for the move because Wade doesn't think he's a fit and that they can get compensation for him. So if they are unable to trade him and are stuck with his contract and Wade not thinking he's a fit, how is that a good thing?
Doesn't make me negative for disagreeing with your theory, it just doesn't add up IMO
At worst they get a startingCB and a third round pick next year. The brilliant is the way they played it sets up well to drive up the trade part.Lol
You said they are brilliant for the move because Wade doesn't think he's a fit and that they can get compensation for him. So if they are unable to trade him and are stuck with his contract and Wade not thinking he's a fit, how is that a good thing?
Doesn't make me negative for disagreeing with your theory, it just doesn't add up IMO
No way they accept less than the third they'd get as a comp next year. There are rumored to be 5 teams interested. More suitors drive up the a price usually not down.Maybe the are just asking too much right now and they will concede to accept less in a few days. A fourth or a fifth round pick is better than no pick.
At worst they get a CB who may not even fit the system, and due to his cap number they weren't able to sign a premier FA o-lineman or WR and then lose him next year with out compensation.At worst they get a startingCB and a third round pick next year. The brilliant is the way they played it sets up well to drive up the trade part.
That's not a guarantee. They could sign a FA themselves and therefore not get compensation.accept less than the third they'd get as a comp next year
Unless he is worried about a career ending injury. A trade along with an extended contract with more up front money would be preferable to what he has now, imo.Tru is not being traded. He has been franchise tagged a second time making him due the highest salary of any corner in the NFL this year and not people would even call him a top 20 talent at his position. So who would be insane enough to trade for him on an overpriced one year deal that is fully guaranteed and he can just walk away next season to the next highest bidder?
Only way he has any trade value is if we get him to sign a long-term deal.
I heard a rumor that TruJo is getting traded straight up, for Julio Jones....No, you don't have to search the internet for confirmation...
Tru is not being traded. He has been franchise tagged a second time making him due the highest salary of any corner in the NFL this year and not people would even call him a top 20 talent at his position. So who would be insane enough to trade for him on an overpriced one year deal that is fully guaranteed and he can just walk away next season to the next highest bidder?
Only way he has any trade value is if we get him to sign a long-term deal.
Tru is not being traded. He has been franchise tagged a second time making him due the highest salary of any corner in the NFL this year and not people would even call him a top 20 talent at his position. So who would be insane enough to trade for him on an overpriced one year deal that is fully guaranteed and he can just walk away next season to the next highest bidder?
Only way he has any trade value is if we get him to sign a long-term deal.
Actually, the Rams should NOT sign him as any signing bonus would immediately become dead money against the Rams cap and all this year. Plus, the Rams would have to pay that money.
What happens is that the other team that's agreed to a trade works out a contract in principle. Sometimes they work out the contract in detail which is why after a franchised guy is traded, they almost immediately sign their long term contract.
He doesn't have a contract. He's signed the tender, which would be meaningless in a trade, because contingent upon a trade would be that Tru and the team he'd be traded to had already agreed to terms.
So, to put it plainly, he's not going to make $16M+ this season with anybody. He's going to make whatever he and the team he's going to agree to.
Which means we may hear something like this: The Texans have agreed to a trade with the Rams for Trumaine Johnson for a 2nd round pick in 2017. The Texans are expected to sign Johnson to a 5 year, $60M deal with $29M in guarantees.
Something like that.
He doesn't have a contract. He's signed the tender, which would be meaningless in a trade, because contingent upon a trade would be that Tru and the team he'd be traded to had already agreed to terms.
So, to put it plainly, he's not going to make $16M+ this season with anybody. He's going to make whatever he and the team he's going to agree to.
Which means we may hear something like this: The Texans have agreed to a trade with the Rams for Trumaine Johnson for a 2nd round pick in 2017. The Texans are expected to sign Johnson to a 5 year, $60M deal with $29M in guarantees.
Something like that.
I love it when you talk dirty.He doesn't have a contract. He's signed the tender, which would be meaningless in a trade, because contingent upon a trade would be that Tru and the team he'd be traded to had already agreed to terms.
So, to put it plainly, he's not going to make $16M+ this season with anybody. He's going to make whatever he and the team he's going to agree to.
Which means we may hear something like this: The Texans have agreed to a trade with the Rams for Trumaine Johnson for a 2nd round pick in 2017. The Texans are expected to sign Johnson to a 5 year, $60M deal with $29M in guarantees.
Something like that.