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By 2006Coltsbestever · Posted
The great thing about Watson is, he has no trade clause so he can refuse to go to any team he doesn't want too. It would take our 2021, 2022, and 2023 1st round picks to get him IMO. I would do it because we would still have picks 2-7 in those years and a franchise QB. Re-sign TY and Houston for 1 year at 10 Mill, we look pretty damn good. We have the O.Line and a good defense + picks 2-7 in the draft. -
At this point, Miami would be making a mistake if they don't make Tua their starter. I'm not a big fan of his, but they used the #5 pick in the draft on him and he played OK in a poor situation. Over 64% completions with a good TD to INT ratio. They have a decent team with a load of good draft picks, so the pressure shouldn't be on Tua.
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By holeymoley99 · Posted
They will most definitely want more but it doesnt have to be 2021 draft capital, could well be 2022 second or third/fourth and I would believe Colts would press for future not current picks beyond first. -
A lot of these big names at QB are being floated around as trade bait. Watson, Ryan, Jimmy G, Rogers, etc.. But what a lot of people are forgetting is that in all of those cases there's a huge cap hit for the trading team. It can work with draft picks, because you replace a high hit with a low cap player. But a Jimmy G for Ryan type of deal can't..
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By holeymoley99 · Posted
Hard to envision Q being just another anything, he played Left Tackle not Guard growing up only changed because Notre Dame needed him more at Guard, it is his original position he would be going back to not an experiment to a new spot at all. LT need long reach then RT, Q has a much longer reach than Smith does (Why it has been stated several times Smith may struggle with the move). If Q becomes a top 2-3 LT in the league we are set for a decade there.
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