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AnonEmouse · 01-07-2022, 04:49 AM

I'd say the more likely trade candidate at this stage was Tua, and I for one am not interested. For me he's a poorer version of Murray and he can't stay on the field.

I'd be more interested in Watson than Wilson, if it were not for his legal issues; I'd say now, with the Texans losing trade value week on week, it would be a similar cost for either of them and for me Watson offers better long term value. I just don't see either of them coming here.

Forget AR; given his statements this week, I'd say bridges are mended with GB and with Adams likely tagged next year, if not resigned, he'll more than likely finish his career in GB. Now if we feel he's got the value, maybe it's worth looking at Love? Will he happily sit behind Rodgers for for another 2-3 years? I doubt it and GB could use the trade capital to pick up a new QB in '23 or '24. Win/win?

01-07-2022, 04:49 AM	#341
AnonEmouse Playmaker Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: UK Age: 59 Posts: 2,650	Re: The Too Soon 2022 NFL Draft Thread I'd say the more likely trade candidate at this stage was Tua, and I for one am not interested. For me he's a poorer version of Murray and he can't stay on the field. I'd be more interested in Watson than Wilson, if it were not for his legal issues; I'd say now, with the Texans losing trade value week on week, it would be a similar cost for either of them and for me Watson offers better long term value. I just don't see either of them coming here. Forget AR; given his statements this week, I'd say bridges are mended with GB and with Adams likely tagged next year, if not resigned, he'll more than likely finish his career in GB. Now if we feel he's got the value, maybe it's worth looking at Love? Will he happily sit behind Rodgers for for another 2-3 years? I doubt it and GB could use the trade capital to pick up a new QB in '23 or '24. Win/win?