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The Seahawks are going to trade Richard Sherman

dnc
dnc Member Posts: 56,855
Carroll and Schneider can't quit talking about. Sherman doesn't strike me as a guy who responds well to being slighted. They must already have an offer they're comfortable with and are trying to drive up the price, otherwise talking about it so publicly makes no damn sense. No idea what they can get for him, mid to late first rounder would be my guest.

Really bizzarre the way they've handled this. Pete must just be done with him on the sidelines.

And yes I said before this wouldn't happen. Things change fast out here, ups and downs, new hobby, yadda, yadda.
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  • GrundleStiltzkin
    GrundleStiltzkin Member Posts: 61,516 Standard Supporter
    How could they do that to the 12s?
  • Intersectional_Dawg
    Intersectional_Dawg Member Posts: 524
    I don't really buy the distraction thing. If they do trade him it would be because of the cap.
  • dnc
    dnc Member Posts: 56,855

    I don't really buy the distraction thing. If they do trade him it would be because of the cap.

    I see it the opposite. They only save $12 million per year on the cap for trading him, which isn't a big cap hit for a top 5 (at worst) corner. I don't buy it as a cap issue. Especially not when they basically have no returning corners besides Sherman who are worth a damn with Shead hurt.

    If they move him it's because they're tired of him (and they love the CB's in this draft).
  • Intersectional_Dawg
    Intersectional_Dawg Member Posts: 524
    dnc said:

    I don't really buy the distraction thing. If they do trade him it would be because of the cap.

    I see it the opposite. They only save $12 million per year on the cap for trading him, which isn't a big cap hit for a top 5 (at worst) corner. I don't buy it as a cap issue. Especially not when they basically have no returning corners besides Sherman who are worth a damn with Shead hurt.

    If they move him it's because they're tired of him (and they love the CB's in this draft).
    I see drafting a young corner as a cap move.
  • TierbsHsotBoobs
    TierbsHsotBoobs Member Posts: 39,680
    Did they fire Bevell yet?
  • RaceBannon
    RaceBannon Member, Moderator, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 116,074 Founders Club

    Did they fire Bevell yet?

    This

    If they fire Sherman for going after Bevel the franchise is over. If Sherman is washed up then fuck him
  • doogie
    doogie Member Posts: 15,072

    dnc said:

    I don't really buy the distraction thing. If they do trade him it would be because of the cap.

    I see it the opposite. They only save $12 million per year on the cap for trading him, which isn't a big cap hit for a top 5 (at worst) corner. I don't buy it as a cap issue. Especially not when they basically have no returning corners besides Sherman who are worth a damn with Shead hurt.

    If they move him it's because they're tired of him (and they love the CB's in this draft).
    I see drafting a young corner as a cap move.
    They pick up another high pick in a defensive draft, take two corners and get back $27+ million in cap space over the next 2 seasons.
  • Tequilla
    Tequilla Member Posts: 20,264
    doogie said:

    dnc said:

    I don't really buy the distraction thing. If they do trade him it would be because of the cap.

    I see it the opposite. They only save $12 million per year on the cap for trading him, which isn't a big cap hit for a top 5 (at worst) corner. I don't buy it as a cap issue. Especially not when they basically have no returning corners besides Sherman who are worth a damn with Shead hurt.

    If they move him it's because they're tired of him (and they love the CB's in this draft).
    I see drafting a young corner as a cap move.
    They pick up another high pick in a defensive draft, take two corners and get back $27+ million in cap space over the next 2 seasons.
    TWBBWD
  • dnc
    dnc Member Posts: 56,855
    doogie said:

    dnc said:

    I don't really buy the distraction thing. If they do trade him it would be because of the cap.

    I see it the opposite. They only save $12 million per year on the cap for trading him, which isn't a big cap hit for a top 5 (at worst) corner. I don't buy it as a cap issue. Especially not when they basically have no returning corners besides Sherman who are worth a damn with Shead hurt.

    If they move him it's because they're tired of him (and they love the CB's in this draft).
    I see drafting a young corner as a cap move.
    They pick up another high pick in a defensive draft, take two corners and get back $27+ million in cap space over the next 2 seasons.
    I read it was $12 million this year and $12 million next, where did you get $27?
  • doogie
    doogie Member Posts: 15,072