Stefon Diggs traded to the Bills

[davos]

The Bills must think they are pretty darn close if they're giving up this much.  At least they're getting something.  Texans got a 2nd and David Johnson for arguably the best receiver in the league lol.

[thefuzz]

Vikings are making a smart move.

Realized they aren't good enough to win right now, and making changes to put them back on track to do well...smart team.

 

[Wes21]

9 hours ago, davos said:

Yeah, Bill O'Brien is making some weird head scratching moves down there. Got so little for Nuke and Clowney. 

I didn't mind the Clowney move considering the circumstances they were in.  It was better to cut bait and get something, rather than create a needlessly volatile situation and end up with nothing (at least in the near term).

The Hopkins trade is mind blowing.  I have to feel like there was some kind of personal rift between him and O'Brien.

[davos]

1 minute ago, thefuzz said:

Vikings are making a smart move.

Realized they aren't good enough to win right now, and making changes to put them back on track to do well...smart team.

 

I agree.  Two late 1st this year are going to go a long way.  Good draft to have that. 

[thefuzz]

4 minutes ago, davos said:

I agree.  Two late 1st this year are going to go a long way.  Good draft to have that. 

It's how you get better, and it's also how you self scout....something this team has been TERRIBLE at for the past 20 years.

[Mr. Scot]

Just now, thefuzz said:

It's how you get better, and it's also how you self scout....something this team has been TERRIBLE at for the past 20 years.

A pretty significant portion of that time included us being run by a GM who always believed we were just one or two players away from a Super Bowl.

[thefuzz]

2 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

A pretty significant portion of that time included us being run by a GM who always believed we were just one or two players away from a Super Bowl.

It really is hard to imagine that Marty has really thought that ALL of those years, only to have 3 winning seasons come out of it.  How you can keep your job, selling the same rotten fruit for all those years is utterly astounding.

When did pro sports start being like government...where it's almost impossible to lose your job?