UW recruiting is deader than Kim's liver. The NFL at least provides some off season news and with that in mind, I'm starting a thread to keep track of significant NFL off season trades and trade rumors.
Will the Seahawks trade away this memory in exchange for a plethora of first round picks?
Or will @Bedroom_Russ stay home and drive 12s crazy for another 10 years.
Trades so far:
Stafford to the Rams in exchange for Goff's contract, Goff's shitty play and a couple draft picks:
Even 12s thought a trade for Julio was FS and I don’t think anyone took the news seriously. Considering Seattle is always in the conversation for any hot commodity in the free agent market.
Sidney Jones trade grades: Seahawks make a deal with Jaguars for young cornerback
The night before cut down day, the Seattle Seahawks made another trade to acquire help in the secondary. According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, the Jacksonville Jaguars sent cornerback Sidney Jones to the Seahawks in exchange for a 2022 sixth-round pick.
Jones is the second cornerback the Seahawks have traded for in the past week, as the Houston Texans shipped John Reid to Seattle for a conditional seventh-rounder. The Seahawks are clearly trying to beef up their cornerback room before the start of the regular season, as they had the second-worst pass defense in the NFL last year. Jones is a player who has dealt with several injuries over his short career, but did have a decent showing last year that could potentially be a sign of things to come.
So, who won this trade? There's no such thing as a meaningless transaction in the NFL, so let's attempt to grade this deal.
Seahawks: B- Jones has history in the state of Washington, as he was a First Team All-Pac-12 player with the Huskies. His professional career hasn't been as glorious, however, as he suffered an Achilles injury at his Pro Day that hurt his development in a big way. Still, in nine games with the Jaguars last year he appeared to get back on track a bit with 26 combined tackles, a career-high nine passes defended and two interceptions.
Jones has never played a full 16 games but is still just 25 years old and has some starting experience. Bringing him back to the Great Northwest seems like the perfect place where he can get his career back on the right path. The Seahawks needed more talent at the cornerback position and I like this flier.
Jaguars: B Let's not beat around the bush. What this deal hinges on is the health of Jones. If he struggles to stay healthy yet again, then the Jaguars clearly win this deal. After being selected by the Philadelphia Eagles in the second round of the 2017 NFL Draft and playing just one game in his rookie season, a hamstring issue hampered Jones over his next two seasons. So much so that he was released by the Eagles before the start of the 2020 campaign. Jones was even injured in his "breakout" season for lack of a better descriptor.
The Jaguars have CJ Henderson back healthy and then acquired former Seahawk Shaquill Griffin in free agency. Jones was going to be a depth player -- and the Jaguars have some young talent at the position. Plus, acquiring a sixth-round pick is better than a seventh-round pick.
Comments
First up, #myNiners think Jimmy G sucks so they traded with the Dolphins to go from 12th overall to third overall pick.
https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/49ers-trade-for-no-3-overall-pick-in-2021-nfl-draft-sending-three-first-rounders-to-dolphins/
Next, the Dolphins take the pick they got from #myNiners and trade back up from 12 to 6 with the Eagles being the other end of the trade.
https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/2021-nfl-draft-eagles-trade-no-6-pick-to-dolphins-receive-no-12-pick-and-2022-first-round-pick-in-return/
You’re getting this kind of breaking news combined with hard hitting analysis at Dawgman.
https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/sam-darnold-trade-grades-panthers-take-low-cost-flier-while-jets-get-great-value-for-outgoing-quarterback/
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https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/sidney-jones-trade-grades-seahawks-make-a-deal-with-jaguars-for-young-cornerback/
Sidney Jones trade grades: Seahawks make a deal with Jaguars for young cornerback
Jones is the second cornerback the Seahawks have traded for in the past week, as the Houston Texans shipped John Reid to Seattle for a conditional seventh-rounder. The Seahawks are clearly trying to beef up their cornerback room before the start of the regular season, as they had the second-worst pass defense in the NFL last year. Jones is a player who has dealt with several injuries over his short career, but did have a decent showing last year that could potentially be a sign of things to come.
So, who won this trade? There's no such thing as a meaningless transaction in the NFL, so let's attempt to grade this deal.
Seahawks: B-
Jones has history in the state of Washington, as he was a First Team All-Pac-12 player with the Huskies. His professional career hasn't been as glorious, however, as he suffered an Achilles injury at his Pro Day that hurt his development in a big way. Still, in nine games with the Jaguars last year he appeared to get back on track a bit with 26 combined tackles, a career-high nine passes defended and two interceptions.
Jones has never played a full 16 games but is still just 25 years old and has some starting experience. Bringing him back to the Great Northwest seems like the perfect place where he can get his career back on the right path. The Seahawks needed more talent at the cornerback position and I like this flier.
Jaguars: B
Let's not beat around the bush. What this deal hinges on is the health of Jones. If he struggles to stay healthy yet again, then the Jaguars clearly win this deal. After being selected by the Philadelphia Eagles in the second round of the 2017 NFL Draft and playing just one game in his rookie season, a hamstring issue hampered Jones over his next two seasons. So much so that he was released by the Eagles before the start of the 2020 campaign. Jones was even injured in his "breakout" season for lack of a better descriptor.
The Jaguars have CJ Henderson back healthy and then acquired former Seahawk Shaquill Griffin in free agency. Jones was going to be a depth player -- and the Jaguars have some young talent at the position. Plus, acquiring a sixth-round pick is better than a seventh-round pick.