Hoyer trade rumor
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I'm hearing talk that the Texans might be looking to trade for Hoyer.
Numbers I've heard so far are a 2nd or 3rd.
I'll post more if I hear, or if anyone else does put it on here.
Texans new HC has history with Hoyer and is supposedly big on him, so there may actually be something to this.
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Maybe Browns are thinking of packaging him up as part of a deal for the Texans 1st round draft pick?
"I said, 'I need someone who's going to want to get on the roller coaster with me knowing that it's not always going to be fun,'" -Paul DePodesta -
There's, I'm sure, very little to this.
But it begs the question: would you?
I'm awesome, and I fuck dolphins. Ghoolie 12/2/2012: I have absolutely no skills, training or pride -
Maybe Browns are thinking of packaging him up as part of a deal for the Texans 1st round draft pick?
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There's, I'm sure, very little to this.
But it begs the question: would you?
There's, I'm sure, very little to this.
But it begs the question: would you?
If it is as ammo to get the first overall pick, then yes. Because Hoyer would just be a backup anyway, and we have those.
Zombo
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Would be pretty foolish IMO because he's the one competent QB we have on our roster.
With the question marks on every QB prospect, I'd like to keep Hoyer on the roster - even if it's as the #2.
I can't see us trading him for something like a 3rd anyway. We'd have to draft a 2nd QB if we did something like that. I'd prefer a veteran who isn't named Weeden on the team as a backup.
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There's, I'm sure, very little to this.
But it begs the question: would you?
There's, I'm sure, very little to this.
But it begs the question: would you?
That depends on what it would cost.
Hoyer + which pick to get the Texans # 1 pick? I like Hoyer, but if packaging him up with like the second 1st round pick, a third round, and a fourth round pick meant I could be picking at #1 AND #4, I'd do it in heart beat. Doubt that would fly though.
"I said, 'I need someone who's going to want to get on the roller coaster with me knowing that it's not always going to be fun,'" -Paul DePodesta -
Would be pretty foolish IMO because he's the one competent QB we have on our roster.
With the question marks on every QB prospect, I'd like to keep Hoyer on the roster - even if it's as the #2.
I can't see us trading him for something like a 3rd anyway. We'd have to draft a 2nd QB if we did something like that. I'd prefer a veteran who isn't named Weeden on the team as a backup.
How are there no question marks around Hoyer. You make it sound as if he is a some QB with proven ability.Would be pretty foolish IMO because he's the one competent QB we have on our roster.
With the question marks on every QB prospect, I'd like to keep Hoyer on the roster - even if it's as the #2.
He was a career backup who flamed out in Arizona, then put together two decent games here against two defenses starting backup and nickel cornerbacks. Let's not proclaim him to be anything else.
Conceivably, say we're able to package Hoyer, our 4th overall and a late round pick for Houston's first overall. You wouldn't take that deal?
I would. And I would take Bortles. And then Davante Adams. And then Louchiez Purifoy in the second. And Andre Williams in the third. And then I would take Boyd in the fourth.
I'm awesome, and I fuck dolphins. Ghoolie 12/2/2012: I have absolutely no skills, training or pride -
If we can use Hoyer in a trade instead of our #26 then I am all for it. Give them Hoyer and #4... If O'brien sees him as a starting QB, then he's worth the trade. If we give them Hoyer, #4, and #26 I won't be happy...
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There's, I'm sure, very little to this.
But it begs the question: would you?
That depends on what it would cost.
Hoyer + which pick to get the Texans # 1 pick? I like Hoyer, but if packaging him up with like the second 1st round pick, a third round, and a fourth round pick meant I could be picking at #1 AND #4, I'd do it in heart beat. Doubt that would fly though.
That depends on what it would cost.
Hoyer + which pick to get the Texans # 1 pick? I like Hoyer, but if packaging him up with like the second 1st round pick, a third round, and a fourth round pick meant I could be picking at #1 AND #4, I'd do it in heart beat. Doubt that would fly though.
Nope. I think that's a Madden trade
I can't picture the Texans moving the #1 for him. But anything could happen.
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I don't believe this. Not with him coming off of an injury. Just more after season rumor's.
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How are there no question marks around Hoyer. You make it sound as if he is a some QB with proven ability.Would be pretty foolish IMO because he's the one competent QB we have on our roster.
With the question marks on every QB prospect, I'd like to keep Hoyer on the roster - even if it's as the #2.
He was a career backup who flamed out in Arizona, then put together two decent games here against two defenses starting backup and nickel cornerbacks. Let's not proclaim him to be anything else.
Conceivably, say we're able to package Hoyer, our 4th overall and a late round pick for Houston's first overall. You wouldn't take that deal?
I would. And I would take Bortles. And then Davante Adams. And then Louchiez Purifoy in the second. And Andre Williams in the third. And then I would take Boyd in the fourth.
How are there no question marks around Hoyer. You make it sound as if he is a some QB with proven ability.
He was a career backup who flamed out in Arizona, then put together two decent games here against two defenses starting backup and nickel cornerbacks. Let's not proclaim him to be anything else.
Conceivably, say we're able to package Hoyer, our 4th overall and a late round pick for Houston's first overall. You wouldn't take that deal?
I would. And I would take Bortles. And then Davante Adams. And then Louchiez Purifoy in the second. And Andre Williams in the third. And then I would take Boyd in the fourth.
Taking that deal depends on how late the other pick is.
I wouldn't trade up to take Bortles #1 either (or Manziel, possibly not Bridgewater). But everyone could debate their top prospects all day. I don't think we need to move up to #1 to get a really high quality guy, so I'm more inclined to not take that deal. If they like Hoyer enough to not request an additional draft pick besides #4, then probably would be a good deal.
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That depends on what it would cost.
Hoyer + which pick to get the Texans # 1 pick? I like Hoyer, but if packaging him up with like the second 1st round pick, a third round, and a fourth round pick meant I could be picking at #1 AND #4, I'd do it in heart beat. Doubt that would fly though.
Nope. I think that's a Madden trade
I can't picture the Texans moving the #1 for him. But anything could happen.
Nope. I think that's a Madden trade
I can't picture the Texans moving the #1 for him. But anything could happen.
They wouldn't be moving the #1 for him, they would be moving the #1 for him plus.
The Trade Value chart says that the #1 overall pick is worth 3000 pts.
#4 overall is worth 1800.
So, we trade #4.....that is 1800. The DATs would want another 1200 in value. What value does Hoyer bring to chop from that 1200 pt. deficit? Even the #26 pick only chops 700.
Hell, they would probably want Hoyer, #4, #26 and then some.
I wouldn't do it.....but I don't trust Lombardi not to be so stupid.
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There's, I'm sure, very little to this.
But it begs the question: would you?
There's, I'm sure, very little to this.
But it begs the question: would you?
Me? No...
But if the FO wants Manziel then swapping 1sts plus Hoyer and another lower pick (our other 3rd?) is at least a palatable price for JF...
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Nope. I think that's a Madden trade
I can't picture the Texans moving the #1 for him. But anything could happen.
They wouldn't be moving the #1 for him, they would be moving the #1 for him plus.
The Trade Value chart says that the #1 overall pick is worth 3000 pts.
#4 overall is worth 1800.
So, we trade #4.....that is 1800. The DATs would want another 1200 in value. What value does Hoyer bring to chop from that 1200 pt. deficit? Even the #26 pick only chops 700.
Hell, they would probably want Hoyer, #4, #26 and then some.
I wouldn't do it.....but I don't trust Lombardi not to be so stupid.
They wouldn't be moving the #1 for him, they would be moving the #1 for him plus.
The Trade Value chart says that the #1 overall pick is worth 3000 pts.
#4 overall is worth 1800.
So, we trade #4.....that is 1800. The DATs would want another 1200 in value. What value does Hoyer bring to chop from that 1200 pt. deficit? Even the #26 pick only chops 700.
Hell, they would probably want Hoyer, #4, #26 and then some.
I wouldn't do it.....but I don't trust Lombardi not to be so stupid.
The trade value chart isn't worth it's weight in shit. It's adjusted every year after the fact, so it doesn't really account for the players in this current draft.
A first overall pick in a Luck draft is four times as valuable as a first overall in this draft. There's a jumble for the top three or four spots, so Houston can ask for two firsts and a second all day and they'd never get it.
It comes down to how much they'd really want the player they're trading for. In his case, I doubt they're dying for Hoyer, so a deal is unlikely to be made. They won't come down on price nor would we give up the farm. It's not worth it on either side.
If we can dump Hoyer, our #4 and our second fourth rounder...then I would consider that deal, if only to ensure that we get the guy we actually want.
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Nope. I think that's a Madden trade
I can't picture the Texans moving the #1 for him. But anything could happen.
They wouldn't be moving the #1 for him, they would be moving the #1 for him plus.
The Trade Value chart says that the #1 overall pick is worth 3000 pts.
#4 overall is worth 1800.
So, we trade #4.....that is 1800. The DATs would want another 1200 in value. What value does Hoyer bring to chop from that 1200 pt. deficit? Even the #26 pick only chops 700.
Hell, they would probably want Hoyer, #4, #26 and then some.
I wouldn't do it.....but I don't trust Lombardi not to be so stupid.
They wouldn't be moving the #1 for him, they would be moving the #1 for him plus.
The Trade Value chart says that the #1 overall pick is worth 3000 pts.
#4 overall is worth 1800.
So, we trade #4.....that is 1800. The DATs would want another 1200 in value. What value does Hoyer bring to chop from that 1200 pt. deficit? Even the #26 pick only chops 700.
Hell, they would probably want Hoyer, #4, #26 and then some.
I wouldn't do it.....but I don't trust Lombardi not to be so stupid.
He was talking about picking #1 AND #4 though, giving them #26 and whatever other picks.
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There's, I'm sure, very little to this.
But it begs the question: would you?
If it is as ammo to get the first overall pick, then yes. Because Hoyer would just be a backup anyway, and we have those.
Zombo
Zombo said:
If it is as ammo to get the first overall pick, then yes. Because Hoyer would just be a backup anyway, and we have those.
Zombo
Yeah!!! Hoyer two firsts and a third and we are shitting in tall cotton!
-----,hey wait a minute... Wasn't he just a back up here when we had another first round quarterback starting? I forget exactly who that was but I could swear that something happened to that plan...
What could that have been, damn, it seems like it was just recently...
WSS
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By the way do we play Houston next season? If so that could be a good thing as they will be out of breath from laughing so hard over the trade that we can probably beat them in the 4th quarter. Maybe even better still bruises and broken bones from falling over and rolling on the floor, what do you think?
WSS
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