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Originally Posted by halfsharkalligatorhalfman
Anyone should be on the trade block, but in the NFL trades rarely happen for any reason other than a salary dump. Cromartie will not return proper value.
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Trades for draft picks are pretty popular, especially with DBs, think of how we got cro, rogers-cromartie getting sent to the eagles, vontae davis getting traded for a second, I just don't agree.
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Originally Posted by Funaz
People who say trade Revis are absolutely correct. We proved we don't need him as bad as we need a pass rush. Get rid of Regis and and his huge contract
With a good pass rush Wilson and cro are all we need.
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Look, I love Revis, but I won't stand here and act like he's off limits, if the right offer was there I would consider getting trading him.
Problem is you're talking about trading Revis at LITERALLY his lowest market value in his career, outside of his Rookie year. If you want to restructure a new deal and trade him after the 2013 season, that's something to think about, but right now we could get maybe a second for cro and keep the best defensive player in the game.
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Originally Posted by patman
As strange as is sounds Cro has more trade value than Revis. He is locked up for two more years at "top" dollar (8 mill per) but the new team has no SB to be concerned about. I think a team will give a 2nd for Cro and the jets will save 1.25 mill on next years cap
If Revis is traded next year it will COST the jets 3mill in cap room. Comp IMO will be lower than expected as the new team will insist on getting a deal done beforehand. NO team will trade for Revis as a 1 year rental, and no team will give him more leverage by just trading a high pick for him.
In 2014 the jets will have the cap money to keep both for that year, Cro then leaves at the end of 2014 or signs an extension. Revis I think stays with the jets.
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This pretty much nails it