Lions open to trading swift.
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I wonder if Swift would be worth a look at?
I guess his main issue though.is health like Mosert and Wilson.
Much rather have Cook; I believe he costs a good bit more, however.
dolphin25forum_veteranSwift is a good back,but he does seem injured often
Lord help us.
Springveldtforum_veteran"dolphin25 wrote:
Swift is a good back,but he does seem injured often
Cook has played 1 full season in his career (last season). He’s not exactly a model of availability either and comes with an $11M price tag.
dolphin25forum_veteran"Springveldt wrote:
Cook has played 1 full season in his career (last season). He’s not exactly a model of availability either and comes with an $11M price tag.
I'm OK with no Cook. unless we get him at a low deal
Lord help us.
djphinfansubscriber"dolphin25 wrote:
Swift is a good back,but he does seem injured often
I just dont think we can keep adding finesse players
I liked swift coming out too
ExplosionsInDaSkyforum_veteranI would absolutely ask them about Swift. His value should be fairly low at the moment, but if that's the case and we do get him. Then what? Is he the featured back? He'd almost have to be until his yearly injury happens.
Geez, they just gave him away to the Eagles.
texanphinaticforum_veteranThere are reasons the Lions dumped him, and frankly I was shocked to see them get a 4 (albeit two drafts from now). He's soft, he's injured all the time, he's an east/west dancer. Completely wrong for our scheme. He also played behind one of the best lines in football. I think he will be decent as a change of pace guy on the Eagles along with Gainwell and Penny, but it's more a lotto ticket than a commitment to anything.
I highly doubt we bring in anyone else at this point.
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