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I said the same thing last season, so you're not alone in that line of thinking

I'd do it for Rhodes since we should've drafted him anyway!

Idk if any pick is untradeable, but that 1/1 will be close to it. Ballard is a great GM who runs this business as a business and doesn't let emotions get in the way. My idea of trying to acquire Trevor and subsequently trade Andrew is Not popular. It's just my idea for the betterment of this business without emotions getting involved. I like Andrew. He's a great QB and a quirky, somewhat goofy nerd. I enjoy that about him also. Trying to get Trevor would take some serious planning. Whether Ballard would want to go that route...idk.

At 31 he will command 27-30M per season and he'll maybe have 9 years left. Trevor Lawrence will be 21, on a Rookie contract and most importantly the Team will be built to win Championships even as Trevor matures

A team that thinks it can win Championships now would trade for him

Well I have listened to Trevor Lawrence speak to the media and he has a good head on his shoulders. He studies film already just like Manning and Brady. He said that he would be in college for four years and I believe that is coming from his parents. It's my opinion that Trevor Lawrence is already better than Ryan Leaf ever was and I believe he is on par with Peyton Manning in college, maybe better.

I never said we should tank for him.

Yeah, giving Luck an extension early but trading him before the end of that extension. We would probably need to send our round one draft pick in 2021 to another team like the Saints. After Drew Brees retires that team will tank. That would give us a Top-10 pick. Trevor Lawrence has already said that he would be in college for 4 years so he would enter the 2022 NFL draft. We then trade Luck to some team for several first round and second round picks. We then use Rd 1 picks to take T. Lawrence #1 overall and the rest to the team is already built.

Too late. I was thinking about it months ago. If we give Luck an extension, somehow draft T. Lawrence, then trade Luck for draft picks... Most fans won't like that idea, however, this is a business. Even the best players should not be off the table.

Some thing happened in Tampa Bay. They acquired an All-Pro, Simeon Rice. However, the rest of the Colts team & TB team were in place. Each team acquired the last piece of the puzzle in Free Agency (and Bob Sanders came back from another injury).

“We will continue to explore every avenue. We put a value on a player and when it gets out of our reach I just think we are comfortable enough to sleep at night saying we are going to find (another) answer. Sometimes it might not be the household name that everybody wants us to sign and that’s okay. I get it. But we are going to find an answer, whether it’s in that first window of free agency, maybe it’s the second window, maybe it’s the draft, maybe it’s after the draft, maybe it’s at the cut-down day. There are times to acquire players at all points during the season." When CB doesn't pick your player in FA just refer back to what he has already stated above...

I think some people are forgetting we're playing the NFC South and Funchess has been in the NFC South for 4 years. He's a decent WR that knows 4 of our Opponents really well! Sure, $10M is probably too much but he does bring value

No.

I've been watching Thornhill & Hooker for quite awhile. Happy to see both of them do well. I started watching Isaiah Johnson in January. The Draft Network did a scouting report on him. In it they said he's a Seattle Cover-3 CB! That really piqued my attention, so I'm really happy he tested well also. I honestly wouldn't mind getting all 3 of them

Even better