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The fukkery if this happens 
As long as our #2 pick stays with us

As long as our #2 pick stays with us



Rumor that it's a 3 way trade between SF, Wash and Dal being discussed. Cousins to SF. Romo to Wash. Dallas gets picks![]()
Seems like a McNabb 2.0 situation.Rumor that it's a 3 way trade between SF, Wash and Dal being discussed. Cousins to SF. Romo to Wash. Dallas gets picks![]()
No way he gets traded in the division...No way
Seems like a McNabb 2.0 situation.

Jay Gruden won’t blink if DeSean Jackson, Pierre Garcon leave
Free agency has the potential to radically alter the look of Jay Gruden’s offense in Washington.
Wide receivers DeSean Jackson and Pierre Garcon are both set to become free agents on March 9, which means the Redskins run the risk of saying goodbye to 135 catches, 2,046 yards and seven touchdowns from last season. Gruden said that the players would be “hard to replace” if they left, but that the team has plans in the event it happens.
“I’d love to have both back, I’d love to have one back. If we’re unfortunate to lose them both, I’m not going to blink,” Gruden said, via ESPN.com. “I feel good about Jamison Crowder, Ryan Grant and Josh Doctson. I love the fact that Mo Harris got a lot of work in. He’s going to develop.”
Doctson is a key to any plans that don’t involve Jackson and Garcon. The 2016 first-round pick barely played as a rookie due to an Achilles injury, but has made some progress in his rehab of late to raise hopes that things will play out more smoothly in Year Two.
Even if it does, there’s a lot of hope involved as Grant, Doctson and Harris caught 19 passes between them last season. That may have the Redskins in the market for a veteran addition if they are moving forward without Garcon and Jackson in a week or so.
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Losing both of them would be.
We gonna need to replace stills, garçon?my top 2 guys for the Dolphins are Kevin Zeitler and Hightower. think it would take about 20 (8 for Zeitler, 11-12 for Hightower) per to get it done they got that easily. curious about Bouye, i really liked what i saw from him but he only did it for a year. im wondering why the Texans arent extending them themselves, i guess Watt/Brock and the upcoming Clowney extension got them tied up with high end money
Titans are a team im watching to make some moves, they only need a few pieces to get into the mix in the 2nd tier of the AFC. need perimeter players on both sides, im wondering if they get Cooks if they make a play in FA for a corner or just plan for the draft after 1 big signing
We gonna need to replace stills, garçon?
depends on how the staff feels about Carroo, they moved up to get him and the few times he got targeted he made some plays. Garcon shouldnt command much, prolly 10 over 2. Julius Thomas' restructure could help add a vet WR, but id prefer they spend elsewhere
Seems like a McNabb 2.0 situation.

It makes no sense at all to pay him when the draft is deep at RBPackers Really Want to Re-Sign Eddie Lacy
Many around the league thought that the Packers would move on from veteran running back Eddie Lacy this offseason. Lacy has had injury and weight issues that have held him back the past two seasons, while the 2017 NFL Draft is very strong at the running back position with good talent to extend from the early rounds into the third day of the draft (our 2017 NFL Draft Running Back Prospect Rankings.) As a result, many thought that Green Bay would chose to get younger and cheaper, letting Lacy leave in free agency. However, after speaking with sources at the Packers, the team definitely wants to re-sign Lacy to a contract extension.
League sources think that after the past two seasons, Lacy probably won't land a lucrative long-term extension. Rather, he is more likely to sign a short-term deal with the hope of cashing in on free agency after a bounce back 2017 season. Last offseason, Packers edge rusher Nick Perry followed that pattern by signing a 1-year deal and then having his best season as a pro. Perry increased his value significantly, and Lacy hopes to do that next year.
The Packers would probably be Lacy's best hope to have a bounce-back year. He already knows the offense and obviously sees better run fronts than most backs, given their passing attack led by future Hall of Fame quarterback Aaron Rodgers. By re-signing Lacy, the Packers could address their defense in the early rounds of the draft and then find a backup running back in the mid-rounds. Green Bay wants Lacy back, but it remains to be seen if they are able to agree on a contract.