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  • Bottom line is Edwards's stock just went down, because it is supply and demand. NY won't trade for Edwards without him agreeing to a new contract. He wants more then Boldin wanted from AZ.

    Philly is in good enough draft position to draft a WR for a hell of a lot less money and no baggage. They even have enough picks to jump up for one of the premier WRs.

    I don't see anyone else trying to outbid the Giants for Edwards. So, if Boldin is really on the trade market, it isn't real good news for the Browns. Or, maybe it is if you want to keep Edwards. BTW Clayton reported that Edwards was seeking somewhere in the $10 million per year neighborhood. That is what was holding up the trade.

    Don't know waht AZ wants for Boldin, but it has to be more then the 1st and 3rd Cleveland was asking.

    N NebBrownsFan wrote on last edited by
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    @ytownbrownsbacker said:

    Bottom line is Edwards's stock just went down, because it is supply and demand. NY won't trade for Edwards without him agreeing to a new contract. He wants more then Boldin wanted from AZ.

    Philly is in good enough draft position to draft a WR for a hell of a lot less money and no baggage. They even have enough picks to jump up for one of the premier WRs.

    I don't see anyone else trying to outbid the Giants for Edwards. So, if Boldin is really on the trade market, it isn't real good news for the Browns. Or, maybe it is if you want to keep Edwards. BTW Clayton reported that Edwards was seeking somewhere in the $10 million per year neighborhood. That is what was holding up the trade.

    Don't know waht AZ wants for Boldin, but it has to be more then the 1st and 3rd Cleveland was asking.

    I totally agree with you Ytown. With the Cards announcing Boldin being on the market, I think BE's stock takes a hit. Now the Giants can play the teams against each other if they so desire.

  • @ytownbrownsbacker said:

    Bottom line is Edwards's stock just went down, because it is supply and demand. NY won't trade for Edwards without him agreeing to a new contract. He wants more then Boldin wanted from AZ.

    Philly is in good enough draft position to draft a WR for a hell of a lot less money and no baggage. They even have enough picks to jump up for one of the premier WRs.

    I don't see anyone else trying to outbid the Giants for Edwards. So, if Boldin is really on the trade market, it isn't real good news for the Browns. Or, maybe it is if you want to keep Edwards. BTW Clayton reported that Edwards was seeking somewhere in the $10 million per year neighborhood. That is what was holding up the trade.

    Don't know waht AZ wants for Boldin, but it has to be more then the 1st and 3rd Cleveland was asking.

    I totally agree with you Ytown. With the Cards announcing Boldin being on the market, I think BE's stock takes a hit. Now the Giants can play the teams against each other if they so desire.

    ClevelandFanForLifeC ClevelandFanForLife wrote on last edited by
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    @nebbrownsfan said:

    I totally agree with you Ytown. With the Cards announcing Boldin being on the market, I think BE's stock takes a hit. Now the Giants can play the teams against each other if they so desire.

    his stock may be down, but teams like the giants and eagles are still panicking because they still want receivers. this could increase the number of teams that are interested in braylon though. boldin will probably be the more coveted guy which would make some of the smaller market teams to join in the braylon sweepstakes. teams like the jaguars and titans can get involved now. look for them to be involved in rumors

  • BrownIndianB BrownIndian wrote on last edited by
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    I think the Giants are convinced that without a Buress type receiver they cannot get back to their old dominant form. so how badly do they want a "burres"-que receiver will determine their interest. If I were Giants head I would make the trade giving Browns 1 and 3 round draft picks.

    Giants are more of a finished product needing just a few missing piece and this draft has nothing for them in WR that can make them get back to the way they were. But I guess a more informed fan would know If im right or not.

  • I think the Giants are convinced that without a Buress type receiver they cannot get back to their old dominant form. so how badly do they want a "burres"-que receiver will determine their interest. If I were Giants head I would make the trade giving Browns 1 and 3 round draft picks.

    Giants are more of a finished product needing just a few missing piece and this draft has nothing for them in WR that can make them get back to the way they were. But I guess a more informed fan would know If im right or not.

    N NebBrownsFan wrote on last edited by NebBrownsFan
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    @brownindian said:

    I think the Giants are convinced that without a Buress type receiver they cannot get back to their old dominant form. so how badly do they want a "burres"-que receiver will determine their interest. If I were Giants head I would make the trade giving Browns 1 and 3 round draft picks.

    Giants are more of a finished product needing just a few missing piece and this draft has nothing for them in WR that can make them get back to the way they were. But I guess a more informed fan would know If im right or not.

    One of the comments I have seen, I think it was on PFT.com, was that the Giants rate Boldin as the better receiver, but that BE is better at stretching the field. So it may come down to what the Giants decide they need more.

  • ClevelandFanForLifeC ClevelandFanForLife wrote on last edited by
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    look for the cowboys to be interested in boldin. one thing you have to remember when trading boldin is that he wants a new contract today. the cowboys will probably be willing to give him that. also because he wants that new contract it could make braylon's stock higher because he isn't asking for a new contract. in a way, braylon's stock could be higher than boldin's if you look at the economics of the two.

  • look for the cowboys to be interested in boldin. one thing you have to remember when trading boldin is that he wants a new contract today. the cowboys will probably be willing to give him that. also because he wants that new contract it could make braylon's stock higher because he isn't asking for a new contract. in a way, braylon's stock could be higher than boldin's if you look at the economics of the two.

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    @clevelandfanforlife said:

    look for the cowboys to be interested in boldin. one thing you have to remember when trading boldin is that he wants a new contract today. the cowboys will probably be willing to give him that. also because he wants that new contract it could make braylon's stock higher because he isn't asking for a new contract. in a way, braylon's stock could be higher than boldin's if you look at the economics of the two.

    Actually I have seen reports that one of the key things holding up a BE trade is his demands for a new contract, in the 10 mill a year range.

  • @clevelandfanforlife said:

    look for the cowboys to be interested in boldin. one thing you have to remember when trading boldin is that he wants a new contract today. the cowboys will probably be willing to give him that. also because he wants that new contract it could make braylon's stock higher because he isn't asking for a new contract. in a way, braylon's stock could be higher than boldin's if you look at the economics of the two.

    Actually I have seen reports that one of the key things holding up a BE trade is his demands for a new contract, in the 10 mill a year range.

    Y YtownBrownsBacker wrote on last edited by YtownBrownsBacker
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    @nebbrownsfan said:

    Actually I have seen reports that one of the key things holding up a BE trade is his demands for a new contract, in the 10 mill a year range.

    Boldin also wants $10 mil a year for 4 years. Close to the same as Fitzgerald's contract and AZ won't give it to him. No way I give Edwards $10 million a year until he would prove he can be a consistant receiver without all the BS.

  • @nebbrownsfan said:

    Actually I have seen reports that one of the key things holding up a BE trade is his demands for a new contract, in the 10 mill a year range.

    Boldin also wants $10 mil a year for 4 years. Close to the same as Fitzgerald's contract and AZ won't give it to him. No way I give Edwards $10 million a year until he would prove he can be a consistant receiver without all the BS.

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    @ytownbrownsbacker said:

    Boldin also wants $10 mil a year for 4 years. Close to the same as Fitzgerald's contract and AZ won't give it to him. No way I give Edwards $10 million a year until he would prove he can be a consistant receiver without all the BS.

    Have heard, so it will be interesting to see what happens. I don't recall, is Boldin tagged?

  • @ytownbrownsbacker said:

    Boldin also wants $10 mil a year for 4 years. Close to the same as Fitzgerald's contract and AZ won't give it to him. No way I give Edwards $10 million a year until he would prove he can be a consistant receiver without all the BS.

    Have heard, so it will be interesting to see what happens. I don't recall, is Boldin tagged?

    Y YtownBrownsBacker wrote on last edited by
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    @nebbrownsfan said:

    Have heard, so it will be interesting to see what happens. I don't recall, is Boldin tagged?

    No, he still has two years left on his contract but says he wants a new contract or he may not play.

  • BrownIndianB BrownIndian wrote on last edited by
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    what happens if no suitors come for either of them ? will they have to just shut up and play ?

  • what happens if no suitors come for either of them ? will they have to just shut up and play ?

    Y YtownBrownsBacker wrote on last edited by
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    @brownindian said:

    what happens if no suitors come for either of them ? will they have to just shut up and play ?

    This is the same BS that Boldin was saying before last year's camp started. Then he played, just like Edwards will do if he isn't traded.

  • BrownIndianB BrownIndian wrote on last edited by
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    sounds like a plan 😆

    I wouldn't mind trading him but at 26 years and good athleticism he is a better bet than Boldin .. although Boldin is the more reliable one. I hear that along with Philly and Giants even Oakland are on the look out for WR's ... they have a nice position in the draft ...

  • Y YtownBrownsBacker wrote on last edited by YtownBrownsBacker
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    Rumor on ESPN has the Ravens trying to get a deal done for Boldin. It's in the Insider "Rumor Special" if anybody here has paid to get in there.