Adam Schefter @AdamSchefter 30m30 minutes ago
Jets trading DL Sheldon Richardson to Seattle for WR Jermaine Kearse and draft considerations, per source.
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Adam Schefter @AdamSchefter 30m30 minutes ago
Jets trading DL Sheldon Richardson to Seattle for WR Jermaine Kearse and draft considerations, per source.
That's a terrible trade for the Jets. Depending on that draft 'consideration.'
From Rotoworld:
Jets acquired WR Jermaine Kearse and a 2018 second-round pick from the Seahawks in exchange for DT Sheldon Richardson.
Well, for those who like the "all-in-now" approach, this will be hailed. If it is a second-round pick, then the price seems like it could weigh heavily down the line. I don't, however, know anything about the contract Richardson has or how many years are left on it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Maxie the Taxi
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Originally Posted by Fritz
Just think....last years 2nd Rounder Jason Spriggs and a subpart WR brings us Richardson !! lol......
KUDOS TO SEATTLE !!!
One more year. He's on his fifth round option.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fritz
For one year. Then he gets expensive to keep.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bretsky
Fuck Seattle.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bretsky
Or it could Nick Collins, Greg Jennings, Jordy Nelson, Randall Cobb, Eddie Lacy, Davante Adams, etc. for one year of Richardson.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bretsky
This could work out okay for the Jets. They get rid of a locker room cancer, gain 6 million in cap room and get a 2nd round pick and a good #3 receiver. Hell, on the Jets Kearse might be the #1 receiver.
So the deal was a 2018 second rounder. Would you part with that AND Cobb for one year of Richardson?Quote:
Originally Posted by Bretsky
WHY DOES EVERYBODY ASSUME "ONE YEAR" ???????????????????????????????
He could re sign
Or does assuming one year just make us feel better about the spin ?
Next year he'll price himself out of Seattle unless they do some shuffling. If he plays well again he'll be $12-15m per year.
He is seriously a monster. And he will get Suh money.
Richardson was available on draft day this year for 2nd rounder. Crickets then. He's a good player. Would have liked to see him in GB.
So the Jets actually got more by waiting to the start of the season... wow.
Seattle will either get Richardson back on a new contract, or they will receive draft choice compensation for losing him as a FA. A compensatory pick will minimize the impact of losing the draft pick they gave up to get him now.
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Originally Posted by Patler
YUP; even if he leaves they could get a 3rd or 4th rounder.
Great job by Seattle's GM
Not sure I would call it "great". Richardson is still the guy who has caused problems, even above and beyond the banned substances issue that alone have become common on every team. He is the guy who tried to avoid arrest by driving 140 mph with a child in the car, openly criticized teammates by name in the media and apparently went on a social media tirade, all in the past year or so. In addition, he will cost them $8 million this year.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bretsky
Seattle, like GB, NE and a few other teams, seems to be able to deal with a "problem child" now and then without having him destroy their locker room; but, you never know when one of those deals will backfire, in which case he becomes a season-long disruption, or you release him and eat $8M in salary cap.
That said, I think Seattle is taking reasonable risk in this deal.
Or Bryan BrohmQuote:
Originally Posted by HarveyWallbangers
Of course. But I wasn't the one who brought up what looks to be one of TT's worst 2nd round picks and acted like it's a no brainer. Sure, it could be the equivalent of Spriggs (or Brohm), but more than likely it would be somebody much better. Thompson has a good track record with second round picks. Collins and a player for Richardson for one year would look like a terrible trade. Not a no brainer, and Seattle doesn't deserve kudos yet. It could turn out to be a terrible trade.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bretsky
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Just think....last years 2nd Rounder Jason Spriggs and a subpart WR brings us Richardson !! lol......
KUDOS TO SEATTLE !!!
Unless Sheldon Richardson learns how to play O line, it's a marginal improvement.
What did Wilson do to piss off Schneider so much. Richardson is a rotational improvement on a great d line. But they don't NEED to improve there.
But what if you lost out on Nick Collins instead?Quote:
Originally Posted by Bretsky
*sigh* I really have to learn to read an entire older thread before commenting on the second post.Quote:
Originally Posted by HarveyWallbangers