placeholding for the anticipatory move

I would expect to get a 2nd+ for him.

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You will get a 3rd at best for Quinn.

less expensive, more productive and shorter commitment term

Mack's contract deflated his value.

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I’d prefer a 2nd rounder.. but I’d take a 3rd for him too at this point.. which I agree with Bob is probably the best anyone will offer for him. They should be shopping Goldman too who is still a good anchor for a 3-4. Not sure they’d get much more than say a 5th for him but I’d take it just to add draft capital.

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Tho.. the idea of throwing Tonga and Goldman out their together as DT’s has me reminiscing about the Traylor/Washington days lol

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They'd be lucky to get a 6th or 7th for Goldman. He will most likely be cut at some point before the start of the season.

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I’d take a 6th or 7th for him.. better than nothing.

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You'll get nothing!!!!!

I believe he was 3rd in the NFL in sacks, recently, ...like this last year...so yeah cut him..that makes sense, or no, wait, trade him for a 7th rounder

the fuck is wrong with you people

They were talking about No Show Eddie Goldman.

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Do you remember when we were told how much Mack needed help? Last year, Quinn nearly had more sacks than Mack had in his last 3 years combined. This was done on a team with a historically bad offense and without Mack. His trade value should be higher than Mack's. I would be fine with keeping him.

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Besides, unlike Mack, he fits the profile of an edge rusher out of the the new 4-3 defense...so no, he ain't going anywhere

Quinn hasn't played well in consecutive seasons since 2012-2014. Since then, he's been an every-other-year kind of guy.

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He was healthy this year (last year he wasn't) and along with Roquan was the only consistent player on a weak defense...let's try working on a 2nd linebacker, a safety, I don't know, maybe a 2nd decent corner...

So does he get injured every other year, then? Not sure I'd consider that a good sign about his prospects for 2022.

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