Chris Cooley for a 1st and a 3rd -- would you do it?

[Monkeydad]

Originally Posted by SFREDSKIN

noway!!!

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

Close this thread!

Both of these. Stupid thread.

[Skinny Tee]

Originally Posted by Buster

Both of these. Stupid thread.

Being that we're 6 pages deep I think you've been overruled by the majority.

[Monkeydad]

Originally Posted by Skinny Tee

Being that we're 6 pages deep I think you've been overruled by the majority.

We've gone MUCH further than 6 pages on some even more ridiculous threads on the Warpath.


You really should spend some more time on this funny farm.




p.s. Only 3 pages for me and if you read the posts, most of the replies range from "NO WAY" to "retarded".

[calia]

Why would anyone think we would make a wise use of the 1st and 3rd round picks? So we'd give up Cooley for a Kelly/Rinehardt-type decision?

[Beemnseven]

Originally Posted by Buster

Both of these. Stupid thread.

Look man, it's a completely hypothetical situation, and it of course it won't happen. I was just interested in how people would react if faced with the choice of trading your best player for high draft picks to rebuild the team. Just like the Cowboys did with Hershel Walker.

There have been several thoughtful, persuasive arguments for and against such an idea. There have also been some responses of the kindergarten level, and some, such as yours, which are simply indicative of those with low intelligence.

With any internet message board, I've come to expect that. In any case, thanks (-- I guess --) for your contribution.

[Trample the Elderly]

If trading Chris Cooley means we'll have two picks to use to get Trent Williams, then I say do it.

We'll already have another number one for another bad ass tackle. That's 1/4 of our problems solved.

[Lotus]

In this scenario we would have 2 #1 picks, 1 #2 pick, and 2 #3 picks. We could turn these five picks into:
1 new qb
1 new halfback
2 new tackles
1 new guard or center

It seems pretty enticing to me.

[calia]

Originally Posted by Lotus

In this scenario we would have 2 #1 picks, 1 #2 pick, and 2 #3 picks. We could turn these five picks into:
1 new qb
1 new halfback
2 new tackles
1 new guard or center

It seems pretty enticing to me.

But this assumes we'd do something intelligent with the draft choices we get for Cooley, and I just don't see any evidence of that in recent history.