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Originally Posted by wheatrich
Browns trade draft bust Justin GIlbert to the steelers for a 6th rounder. Beckham and Donald were still on the board.
Means the browns traded Sammy Watkins for a 6th rounder and cameron erving.
and LOOOOOOOOOOOOOL vikings. Bradford wasn't that badlast season (and definitely better than the rest available) but this doesn't move the needle all that much, they're still gonna get beatdown by the elite QB teams. I mean to make this move they have to believe Bradford = Teddy and that's just wrong. (I don't care what PFF says)
Also he has to learn the playbook in a week, this generally doesn't work out (palmer to OAK last one like this?). God that giants Vikings game MNF in a few weeks might somehow be worse than the Josh Freeman game.
Ownership could've asked to do this though as schefter said, this kind of deal goes all the way up.
What a knee jerk reaction though, the same moron who trades all his picks for Wentz, resigns bradford that nobody understood and ends up fleecing another team for it and makes 2p2 look stupid.
Who are these elite QB teams that the Vikings have to worry about? Godgers and....?
NFC sucks and is wide open, Vikings have structured their team so that they have a nice solid 3ish year window to have a real chance, they havent had better SB equity since maybe 2009 if even then. Obviously the move stinks of desperation and they paid too much, but its not that hard to see why they did it. They basically said we need the best QB we can possibly get, and sadly, that was Bradford. People who say they could have waited and gotten a guy like Sanchez for much cheaper are missing the point, that would be a completely useless move. This is like a late 90s Yankees move, obviously in a vacuum its a bad deal but you can see how the circumstances change that. This is very far from a vacuum.