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Calling Huddle GM’s: How would you fix our QB and O line in ONE offseason?


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18 minutes ago, mrcompletely11 said:

A) Nobody is trading for him

B) His contract hit for us is way too much even if someone would give us a 4rth for him

 

I don't think that's true.  If he were in his late 20s or early 30s maybe, but he's got plenty of tread on the tires.  He would be one of the best slot receivers in the entire NFL if he played the position full time.  Plenty of teams would trade for him.  

Imagine how much of a contender the Bills become with a player like CMC?  

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2 minutes ago, DeAngelo Beason said:

I don't think that's true.  If he were in his late 20s or early 30s maybe, but he's got plenty of tread on the tires.  He would be one of the best slot receivers in the entire NFL if he played the position full time.  Plenty of teams would trade for him.  

Imagine how much of a contender the Bills become with a player like CMC?  

With a CMC trade, the Panthers would take a huge cap hit.  Probably would have to absorb some of CMC's massive salary to get the deal done.  Wouldn't get much in return since it's all about dumping the salary.  And finally we'd likely see him become an All Pro on his next team if he were used correctly.

All in all a huge fail for Carolina.  

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On 1/12/2022 at 6:58 PM, SCO96 said:

I discussed this in an earlier post, but I'll jump in.

Keep Brady at LT.

Draft Linderbaum at CENTER with our 6th pick.

Start Deonte at RG.

Moton is already a fixture at RT.

Draft the best G on the board in the 4th round.

Now, if we could trade down in the first and still get Linderbaum, then I'd draft the best guard on the board with our acquired pick, probably a 2nd or 3rd.

This would address all the spots and it wouldn't cost us a lot money. We could use the available money to retain our FA' or acquire some.

Of course if Brady and Deonte don't pan out, we'll be screwed 

Linderbaum is hard to get a feel for. Typically centers don't go in the top 10 but I think he has a shot at it. He's that talented. I thought I saw him rated 7 or 8 overall on SI's big board so it is possible especially since the Qb class is lack. What I would do, would be overkill BUT: 

Free Agency: Find a way to get Ben Jones at center. Also target Duane Brown for LT incase BC doesnt pan out. Older but still producing at an above average level. 

I'd target Philly and trade for one of their firsts. With our #6 the value should net us 15, 51, 83. 

Pick 15: Kenyon Green 

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Just those moves VASTLY improve our line and leave us flexible for the rest of the draft. 

Duane Brown-Christensen-Jones-Green-Moton..

BC and Green can play all over line incase of injury. Deonte Brown plugs in if that happens. 

Pick 51: Drake Jackson (DE) ... reminds me of YGM mixed with Burns but if insisted on going Qb with the pick...Carson Strong (QB). 

Pick 83: Brandon Joseph (FS) .. we finally get a true FS...instincts, ballhawk, range immediate starter imo + he can PR. Let's Chinn either move back to LB or up in the box SS. 

Pick 105: Lucas Abraham (OT) .. too much upside IMO. 

Pick 148: Darrian Beavers (LB) ...beast..Phil Snow type of player. 

Pick 156: Dameon Pierce (RB) ...tough runner, looks for contact, good vision... but if you want more finesse Max Borghi...the lite lite version of McCaffrey. 

Pick 199: Isiah Likely (TE)... Tremble is our blocking TE ..THIS will be our better version of Dan Arnold. 

Pick 248: Devonnsha Maxwell (DT) 

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On 1/13/2022 at 6:25 PM, BlitzMonster said:

With a CMC trade, the Panthers would take a huge cap hit.  Probably would have to absorb some of CMC's massive salary to get the deal done.  Wouldn't get much in return since it's all about dumping the salary.  And finally we'd likely see him become an All Pro on his next team if he were used correctly.

All in all a huge fail for Carolina.  

I completely disagree with every point you made.  Every single one of those are complete assumptions.  The closest thing to a virtual guarantee, however, is us being well compensated for him in a trade.

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