ARob gets the franchise tag

[jts1207]

Now go get Wilson

 

[jts1207]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1369358214077251594

 

[Montucky]

They're gonna trade him.

 

[Blakkhawks7511]

Thanks god ! ??
He’s a really good receiver and he have been really productive despite the fact that he didn’t have a good QB since he’s with us.
It’s great to see him back, he’s one hell of a player.

 

[ThatGuyRyan]

 

[Anytime23]

 

[Discus fish salesman]

They're gonna trade him.

Doubt it. Good luck finding a buyer this offseason with cap constraints and a lot of other good options likely available at potentially discounted prices

 

[Montucky]

Doubt it. Good luck finding a buyer this offseason with cap constraints and a lot of other good options likely available at potentially discounted prices

Godwin got tagged and seems to be enthusiastic about playing another year in Tampa without a long-term commitment. Golladay will hit free agency, but he's not really as good as Robinson II and has major injury concerns. Plus there is only one of him and more than one team is on the desperate hunt for a number one wide receiver.

After that its a bunch of substandard options. Guys like Will Fuller V, JuJu Smith-Schuster or Corey Davis. Bargain bin types.

 

[Discus fish salesman]

Godwin got tagged and seems to be enthusiastic about playing another year in Tampa without a long-term commitment. Golladay will hit free agency, but he's not really as good as Robinson II and has major injury concerns. Plus there is only one of him and more than one team is on the desperate hunt for a number one wide receiver.

After that its a bunch of substandard options. Guys like Will Fuller V, JuJu Smith-Schuster or Corey Davis. Bargain bin types.

Extremely deep draft. There will be more cuts. Trade options like Odell, whose contract is extremely reasonable compared to what Robinson wants. Bears won't have any leverage to trade him

 

[D.J. Moore]

Thank God!

 

[Montucky]

Extremely deep draft. There will be more cuts. Trade options like Odell, whose contract is extremely reasonable compared to what Robinson wants. Bears won't have any leverage to trade him

Beckham Jr. is damaged goods at this point. Two years of being shitty has worn the shine off him in a big way. The cuts wont be elite players and you can't rely on rookie wide receivers to always light it up. If you're a team in in win-now mode Robinson II represents the best option at wide receiver of what we know is currently available.

 

[MDB111™]

Beckham Jr. is damaged goods at this point. Two years of being shitty has worn the shine off him in a big way. The cuts wont be elite players and you can't rely on rookie wide receivers to always light it up. If you're a team in in win-now mode Robinson II represents the best option at wide receiver of what we know is currently available.

I can see him getting Dez Bryanted. He thinks he is worth the money yet no team should be willing to pony up... Maybe the Washington Football Teams?

 

[Discus fish salesman]

Beckham Jr. is damaged goods at this point. Two years of being shitty has worn the shine off him in a big way. The cuts wont be elite players and you can't rely on rookie wide receivers to always light it up. If you're a team in in win-now mode Robinson II represents the best option at wide receiver of what we know is currently available.

I dont see it. Golladay is similar to Robinson and probably cheaper. O'Dell is still likely viewed as a big time playmaker with a reasonable contract. Michael thomas is one of the best in the league and could be available. Antonio brown started to look like an elite talent later in the season and is a FA. Juju and will fuller are legitimate options. There will be other solid players available. And yeah I think teams absolutely view the draft as an option for immediate playmaker. It is happening every year now

 

[Anytime23]

ARob on the phone with his agent

 

[Mighty Joe Young]

They're gonna trade him.

Go back to Montucky.

 

[bamainatlanta]

Extremely deep draft. There will be more cuts. Trade options like Odell, whose contract is extremely reasonable compared to what Robinson wants. Bears won't have any leverage to trade him

Which also means Robinson is entering a saturated market.

 

[Montucky]

Which also means Robinson is entering a saturated market.

Relatively speaking? Nah not really. Last year had DeAndre Hopkins and Stefon Diggs both available for trade and I wouldn't have even called that a saturated market. The veteran options appear to buy some buy-low candidates like Smith-Schuster or Beckham Jr. or ponying up for Kenny Golladay. None of those options represent the same reliability as Robinson II though.

 

[bamainatlanta]

Relatively speaking? Nah not really. Last year had DeAndre Hopkins and Stefon Diggs both available for trade and I wouldn't have even called that a saturated market. The veteran options appear to buy some buy-low candidates like Smith-Schuster or Beckham Jr. or ponying up for Kenny Golladay. None of those options represent the same reliability as Robinson II though.

Strong WR FA market and ridiculously strong rookie class. Robinson is entering a saturated market. Sorry.

 

[Montucky]

Strong WR FA market and ridiculously strong rookie class. Robinson is entering a saturated market. Sorry.

Last year was an even stronger wide receiver class in the draft and Stefon Diggs still fetched a late first. The wide receiver free agent market is certainly not overall stronger than last year either. Robby Anderson and Emmanuel Sanders are no worse than the likes of Corey Davis, Will Fuller V and JuJu Smith-Schuster. Golladay is the one guy teams are going to really compete for in free agency, once he's gone it'll be back to square one.

You keep saying things that aren't so.

 

[Montucky]

Brandin Cooks still fetched a second round pick when there were many vastly better options available in both free agency, the draft and in other trades.