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Is There Any Way We Could Get Earl Thomas, Richard Sherman, or Josh Norman this Offseason?


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Secondary was a ridiculous problem this season. Bradberry and Worely regressed horribly with the exception of the Vikings and Packers games, and our saftey play was attrocious. Somethings gotta give whether that be us signing a quality free agent and/or getting some fresh faces in from the draft, particularly at saftey. 

My thinking was we could draft a guy like Daeshon Elliot (S from Texas) , Justin Ried (from Stanford) , or Ronnie Harrison (from Bama) , or a litany of other safteys this 2018 draft in round 2-4. \

Then maybe we could get a really good free agent or trade for a great secondary player?  I know these guys I mentioned in the title  are not scheduled to be free agents in 2018 ,  but could we possibly trade for one of them or possibility one gets cut? I'm not very informed on how these things work. Seattle looks like they are ready to impload and I can imagine they could be getting rid of 1 or 2 of their marquee defenders just to make more space and help out the oline/offensive talent more. 

I was curious after people were mentioning that we could trade for Josh Gordon. 

 

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I would take Thomas or Josh back in a heartbeat if they hit the market. No to Sherman. I think it's already set to happen that Josh will return here. Just a matter of when--and unfortunately, it sounds like it won't be this offseason.

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