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You have one move. Obviously a trade would depend on how many draft picks or for which player for it to be considered good. Forget all of that. Which would be your #1 priority to get done.
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27Trade Gordon22.22%6Trade Rivers0%0Fire Lynn3.70%1Throw the rest of the season. Top 5 draft pick7.41%2Trade Ingram14.81%4Give up draft picks for O-lineman trade0%0Fire Telsco3.70%1Fire Whiz3.70%1Fire Bradley7.41%2Fire all Strength and Conditioning personnel3.70%1Secretly invite a bunch of investors to buy the team22.22%6Other11.11%3Last edited by SuperCharged; 10-23-2019, 10:59 PM. -
This team has had an insane number of injuries. Some things are freak things (like Okung) and some just happen in a violent game (Henry's cracked bone, Philips' broken arm, torn ACLs, etc.). But the sheer number of soft tissue injuries we are having defies reason. We are either the unluckiest team ever injury wise or are doing something wrong with our approach to conditioning, core strength, flexibility, whatever you want fo focus on. Start with the trainers and clean house. -
Everything is on the table except the top two things
1. Rivers doesn't get traded period, and he is FA at end of the season so why would anybody trade for him now, only one team I could think of and that is only if they think they could make a run for the playoffs is the Titans, but that is a stretch big time what would they give us in value for Rivers at age 37 and again he will be a FA end of season and who knows what we are going to do.
2. Melvin Gordon has about ZERO trade value based on his performance and he will be a FA after this season based on his current play we be lucky to get a 6th round comp pick for him when he signs with another team.Comment
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If Gordon doesn't get hurt (and that is certainly a possibility based on his past) than someone will sign him and we'll get more than a 6th for him. Clearly based on the last 3 games he won't get even close to what he was asking, but he still has 9 games left to show something. The better he does, the higher our compensatory pick will be.Originally posted by OhioBolt View PostComment
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I just wanted to get a feel for if there was one thing you could change right now what would it be.Comment
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I'd have to be owner for a day to fire John boy.
As GM I could fire myself and get someone who knew the value of having an O-line.
But one personnel move would be to try to trade M.Ingram or T.Davis because of future cap implications.
One day would not be enough time to get an early extension done to keep Bosa, which would otherwise be my #1 priority.Comment
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My vote to trade him would be just to remove the temptation from Lynn to start him and Whiz to run the unimaginative shotgun run up the middle on first down that everyone knows is coming.Originally posted by OhioBolt View PostComment
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One move? Secretly invite a bunch of investors to buy the teamComment
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Sit back and evaluate the team and organization for the remainder of the season. I have a big, fat contract & am in no hurry.Comment
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Trade Gordon to the Lions. They need a back.
pick up Josh Gordon once he goes on waivers
trade for Chris Harris Jr?
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You can't fire only Gus or only Whiz, they have both been huge let downs this year, they would both have to go at the same time to show everyone on the team how serious things are. Do we have any young hungry smart assistants undiscovered as of yet that may be stars with creative offense or defense packages?Comment
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