Re: Trent Williams ends season-long holdout, rejoins Redskins
 

If we get their 10th pick I'll jump out of an airplane

Re: Trent Williams ends season-long holdout, rejoins Redskins
 

Hopefully the Browns new GM Andrew Berry, only 32 years old, is viewing this as he has 2 years to make the Browns a SB winner and will make bold moves to maximize that window.

Browns do have a 2 year window before their core will need to be resigned/shipped out. garrett, baker, ward, chubb, greedy, bitonio.

They have 61M in cap and releasing Vernon gets them 15.5M in cap savings with no dead money, lb Kirksey gets them another 6.7 or so.

They will have over 80M in cap space.

so enticing .. not sure if this is fan dreams or actually realistic

Re: Trent Williams ends season-long holdout, rejoins Redskins
 

Or what about TW and our 3rd for their 1st? We can then parlay that #10 pick into multiple lower/future picks?

Re: Trent Williams ends season-long holdout, rejoins Redskins
 

[quote=SunnySide;1246116]Hopefully the Browns new GM Andrew Berry, only 32 years old, is viewing this as he has 2 years to make the Browns a SB winner and will make bold moves to maximize that window.

Browns do have a 2 year window before their core will need to be resigned/shipped out. garrett, baker, ward, chubb, greedy, bitonio.

They have 61M in cap and releasing Vernon gets them 15.5M in cap savings with no dead money, lb Kirksey gets them another 6.7 or so.

They will have over 80M in cap space.

so enticing .. not sure if this is fan dreams or actually realistic[/quote]

Paul DePodesta is the exec that is calling the shots in Cleveland, and he's in a win-now mode. He survived all the firings from earlier this offseason in Cleveland and has been put in charge of the team. They have no time for a rebuild, so I am not surprised there are talks about them giving up their first rounder.

Re: Trent Williams ends season-long holdout, rejoins Redskins
 

I just don't see any possible way they give up #10 for Trent who is 32 and hasn't played in 2 years now. We can all have wishful thinking but lets be real here.. That ain't happening lol

Re: Trent Williams ends season-long holdout, rejoins Redskins
 

I would call the Cardinals and ask for a Trent / Patrick Peterson swap. Fixes our CB need and gives them a LT they need.. Its a win/win

The Browns don't have anything we really need (other than the picks)
Texans have no players or picks

Re: Trent Williams ends season-long holdout, rejoins Redskins
 

I can't see that happening unless a semi insane bidding war breaks out..... they must know that the #10 in round 2 would get it done, so why would they part ways with the first rounder...... if they did they should all be fired on the spot

Re: Trent Williams ends season-long holdout, rejoins Redskins
 

[QUOTE=Ruhskins;1246113]Mary Kay Cabot is a well connected reporter in Cleveland. So if she's saying that the Browns may need to part ways with their #10 overall pick for Trent, that's something to pay attention IMO.[/QUOTE]



Definitely agree, she’s a legit source


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Re: Trent Williams ends season-long holdout, rejoins Redskins
 

not even the Browns are stupid enough to give the Redskins the 10th pick of the draft for a old, often injured, disgruntled tackle who wants to be paid QB money.

seriously trent should just retire at this point.

Re: Trent Williams ends season-long holdout, rejoins Redskins
 

[QUOTE=skinsfan69;1246127]not even the Browns are stupid enough to give the Redskins the 10th pick of the draft for a old, often injured, disgruntled tackle who wants to be paid QB money.



seriously trent should just retire at this point.[/QUOTE]Let him retire after we get draft picks for him.

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Re: Trent Williams ends season-long holdout, rejoins Redskins
 

It's a good sign that there appears to be multiple teams in play.

Re: Trent Williams ends season-long holdout, rejoins Redskins
 

[quote=Chief X_Phackter;1246129]It's a good sign that there appears to be multiple teams in play.[/quote]

Multiple teams ? Source?

Re: Trent Williams ends season-long holdout, rejoins Redskins
 

[quote=skinsfan69;1246127]not even the Browns are stupid enough to give the Redskins the 10th pick of the draft for a old, often injured, disgruntled tackle who wants to be paid QB money.

seriously trent should just retire at this point.[/quote]

If he is traded before the season starts I will venture a guess it will be for a 3rd or 4th rounder. On the other hand considering their draft history possibly they don't value their first round pick. 20 years of first round picks have yielded the Browns mostly duds.

Re: Trent Williams ends season-long holdout, rejoins Redskins
 

Not trying be be a Debbie Downer here. But the actual likelihood of another team trading for Trent Williams seems slim. Consider all of the top name LTs that we know are already on the market. Bryan Bulaga, Jason Peters, to name a couple.

Additionally, just take a look at the draft this year. There are as many as 8 OTs that could be drafted in the first round. Other that WR, sounds like OT is very deep this year.

No one is going to trade away draft picks for TW when they can sign a top quality veteran, or draft a week 1 starter in the 2020 draft.

TW not going anywhere.

Re: Trent Williams ends season-long holdout, rejoins Redskins
 

[quote=sandtrapjack;1246132]Not trying be be a Debbie Downer here. But the actual likelihood of another team trading for Trent Williams seems slim. Consider all of the top name LTs that we know are already on the market. Bryan Bulaga, Jason Peters, to name a couple.

Additionally, just take a look at the draft this year. There are as many as 8 OTs that could be drafted in the first round. Other that WR, sounds like OT is very deep this year.

No one is going to trade away draft picks for TW when they can sign a top quality veteran, or draft a week 1 starter in the 2020 draft.

TW not going anywhere.[/quote]

LOL

Yeah HOF caliber LT. Can't imagine why anybody would do that when they could get geriatric Jason Peters to play for them.