(Polls) Should We Trade OBJ?

[big poppa pump]

Totally agree with the "exhaust all options in keeping him" approach.  I am curious as to what people believe he would net us in return.  We gave up a 1(17) and 3(93), along with Peppers, who was a 1(25).

 

 

 

Edited December 10, 2019 by big poppa pump

[FGK]

The Freddie stuff I'm more conflicted on.

OBJ? The guy is playing his keister off with a sports hernia, still being a solid teammate, and you want to trade him for (coming off an injured season) what would almost assuredly be a lesser haul than what we gave up for him? Hell no.

Make a final call on HC, draft/sign some OTs, lock up the guys who deserve extensions, and call it an offseason.

[nugpimpen]

No

 

But we also shouldn't have traded for him in the first place.

[Kiwibrown]

19 minutes ago, nugpimpen said:

No

 

But we also shouldn't have traded for him in the first place.

This is my take. 

If we trade him now its pennys on the dollar 

[BrownLeader]

3 hours ago, Mind Character said:

I saw people posting places about how Odell quit against Cincy by leaving the field after that vertical route because Tiki Barber said he sat on the bench in frustration after that route. Those takes disregard what anyone that plays football knows that when a player has a hamstring or core muscle injury and they run a hard deep vertical they come out the next play instead of running back to down field to get the next play off on time and put more strain. That's basic high school football injury management.

Exactly.

That said...it's also abundantly clear Beckham is 100% done with Baker not getting him the ball when he's open.

[Bonanza23]

1 hour ago, BrownLeader said:

Exactly.

That said...it's also abundantly clear Beckham is 100% done with Baker not getting him the ball when he's open.

Stahp 

[Bonanza23]

4 hours ago, freakygeniuskid said:

The Freddie stuff I'm more conflicted on.

OBJ? The guy is playing his keister off with a sports hernia, still being a solid teammate, and you want to trade him for (coming off an injured season) what would almost assuredly be a lesser haul than what we gave up for him? Hell no.

Make a final call on HC, draft/sign some OTs, lock up the guys who deserve extensions, and call it an offseason.

Agreed. 

[LETSGOBROWNIES]

 

5 hours ago, Mind Character said:

I saw people posting places about how Odell quit against Cincy by leaving the field after that vertical route because Tiki Barber said he sat on the bench in frustration after that route. Those takes disregard what anyone that plays football knows that when a player has a hamstring or core muscle injury and they run a hard deep vertical they come out the next play instead of running back to down field to get the next play off on time and put more strain. That's basic high school football injury management.

I mean, I’m sure he was frustrated but he was prolly also winded.  

That said, being frustrated when you’re open can’t be a consistent thing, and it is with him it seems. 

It’s not like Baker can always make sure OBJ isn’t covered before making a throw.  At least not with out tackles and guys like Jarvis on the other side wanting passes thrown his way too.

Running wide open and not getting the ball is part of the game.

And maybe it’s harmless frustration, but just like Baker’s dumbass comments at the podium and on Twitter, the body language matters.  Especially when you’re under a microscope and OBJ falls short there, just like Baker has. 

[Bonanza23]

Sounds like a guy that doesn’t want to be here to me. Shake my head media. 
 

 

[LETSGOBROWNIES]

5 minutes ago, Bonanza23 said:

Sounds like a guy that doesn’t want to be here to me. Shake my head media. 
 

 

I mean, that’s like 20k if he paid retail (he didn’t).

While obviously a nice gesture, for perspective that’s the financial equivalent to a guy making 75k a year slurping $75 dollars on his coworkers (again assuming he paid retail).

I’m not sure it means much of anything other than he has an endorsement deal with Nike and is absurdly wealthy.

[Bonanza23]

11 minutes ago, LETSGOBROWNIES said:

I mean, that’s like 20k if he paid retail (he didn’t).
 

While obviously a nice gesture, for perspective that’s the financial equivalent to a guy making 75k a year slurping $75 dollars on his coworkers (again assuming he paid retail).

I’m not sure it means much of anything other than he has an endorsement deal with Nike and is absurdly wealthy.

Yeah I get you, but I’ve not heard read anything that substantiates this. 
 

I wish I could find it but Freddie pretty much emasculates Darryl Ruiter in his presser today. 

[LETSGOBROWNIES]

 

8 minutes ago, Bonanza23 said:

I wish I could find it but Freddie pretty much emasculates Darryl Ruiter in his presser today. 

😂 please do 

[Bonanza23]

14 minutes ago, LETSGOBROWNIES said:

 

😂 please do 

I’ll try in the morning. Unfortunately my dumb brain can’t write it the way it went down. Basically ruiter trying to be hip and silenced. 

[pnies20]

50 minutes ago, LETSGOBROWNIES said:

I mean, that’s like 20k if he paid retail (he didn’t).

While obviously a nice gesture, for perspective that’s the financial equivalent to a guy making 75k a year slurping $75 dollars on his coworkers (again assuming he paid retail).

I’m not sure it means much of anything other than he has an endorsement deal with Nike and is absurdly wealthy.

I wish my coworkers would spend $75 on me!

[LETSGOBROWNIES]

6 hours ago, pnies20 said:

I wish my coworkers would spend $75 on me!

No, $75 on everyone, total.