Jamal Adams traded to Seahawks

[bluejerseyjinx]

I thought giving up a first round drat choice for Cooper 2 years ago worked out very well for us, thank you very much.

A win/win for both teams.

IIRC that pick turned into Josh Jacobs.

Since Jacobs missed almost half a season last year due to injury, we at least got the better end of the deal so far.

[Cactus Jack]

I thought giving up a first round drat choice for Cooper 2 years ago worked out very well for us, thank you very much.

A win/win for both teams.

IIRC that pick turned into Josh Jacobs.

Since Jacobs missed almost half a season last year due to injury, we at least got the better end of the deal so far.

Jacobs is a stud man. But Cooper has worked out so far. Win/win.

[bluejerseyjinx]

A win/win for both teams.

IIRC that pick turned into Josh Jacobs.

Since Jacobs missed almost half a season last year due to injury, we at least got the better end of the deal so far.

Jacobs is a stud man. But Cooper has worked out so far. Win/win.

Except the few times the clapper had him on the bench on 4th down when the game was on the line. I don't think McCarthy will have Cooper on the side line if those situations occur again.

[bluejerseyjinx]

Lol at the response from Niner fans in this thread. Good read.

If I keep laughing this hard I'm going to soil myself,

[wco81]

I thought giving up a first round drat choice for Cooper 2 years ago worked out very well for us, thank you very much.

A win/win for both teams.

IIRC that pick turned into Josh Jacobs.

Cooper put up huge numbers, got himself a big contract.

But did the Cowboys win playoffs games since that trade?

Only been a couple of years so we will see in the next few years if he makes a difference in games which count.

Likewise, jury is still out on whether Mack will make a difference to the franchise. He's certainly won games for the Bears and put up great numbers.

Of course these huge contracts rarely turn the franchise around. Watt's deal didn't. Nor did all the big contracts that ARod got.

Mahomes may win again but he may win before his huge contract kicks in in 2022. Because by then, the Chiefs may have to cut some other stars or decline to keep them.

Rams gave a lot for Ramsey. Not even clear they will give him a huge extension.

[Cactus Jack]

Cooper put up huge numbers, got himself a big contract.

But did the Cowboys win playoffs games since that trade?

Does it really matter if they do? If the guy produces. That's all that really matters.

Likewise, jury is still out on whether Mack will make a difference to the franchise. He's certainly won games for the Bears and put up great numbers.

The Bears problem isn't Mack. It's the pick of Trubisky.

Nor did all the big contracts that ARod got.

Baseball doesn't have a Salary Cap.

Rams gave a lot for Ramsey. Not even clear they will give him a huge extension.

They will. But Ramsey doesn't elevate them to that level imo.

[wco81]

Aaron Rodgers.

He maximized the money he could get but the Packers couldn't put together a complete team after their one SB team.

[Cactus Jack]

Aaron Rodgers.

He maximized the money he could get but the Packers couldn't put together a complete team after their one SB team.

So what's the argument?

Adams will get paid at some point. As he should.

[El Turco]

I thought giving up a first round drat choice for Cooper 2 years ago worked out very well for us, thank you very much.

A win/win for both teams.

IIRC that pick turned into Josh Jacobs.

Win win trade between two teams that are perpetually lose lose lol. At least jacobs kills it in fantasy.

[El Turco]

Consensus around the league seems one first rounder would have been fair, maybe add a mid round pick if deal was completed before the last adams comments.