Trade deadline tomorrow, what would you trade for who?

No idea, maybe he has kids in school he doesnt want to disrupt? Maybe he is tight with his fellow players, hard to say.

Or maybe he was moved by the LeBron James "im coming home" speech.


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If the 49ers offers Bowman for Tannehill id say hell yes.

 

I'm not seeing it. I live in Ohio, and although the Browns are a team full of scrubs, Joe Haden isn't one of them. He shut down both Antonio Bryant and AJ Green last year. He's been hurt off and on so far this year. I'd give a 2nd round pick for Haden

 

The guy gets called for a lot of penalties and gives up big plays, it's been like that for a few years now. The Browns don't move Haden around a lot so in Antonio BROWN'S case I doubt he covered him over half the time.

 

http://www.profootballrumors.com/breaking-down-2015-nfl-trades/

The NFL’s trade deadline for 2015 came and went yesterday, and while the Broncos and 49erscompleted a deal on Monday, no moves were finalized on Tuesday. It’s no secret that the NFL’s trade deadline isn’t as exciting as deadline day for the NBA or MLB, with most teams reluctant to try to get players acclimated to a new system or scheme halfway through the season.

Here are a few observations on those 68 deals:

Of the NFL’s 32 teams, 31 made at least one trade, and 30 made at least two.

The Bengals, who typically don’t splash around much in free agency, also didn’t dive into the trade market in 2015, becoming the only team in the NFL not to complete at least one deal. The Packers, another team that generally stands pat in free agency, made just one trade. The NFL’s other 30 teams all made multiple deals.

Here’s a breakdown of the number of trades completed by team:

1. New England Patriots: 9
2. Detroit Lions: 8
3. San Francisco 49ers: 8
4. Houston Texans: 7
5. Minnesota Vikings: 7
6. New Orleans Saints: 6
7. Philadelphia Eagles: 6
8. Seattle Seahawks: 6
9. Chicago Bears: 5
10. Cleveland Browns: 5
11. New York Jets: 5
12. St. Louis Rams: 5
13. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: 5
14. Baltimore Ravens: 4
15. Carolina Panthers: 4
16. Dallas Cowboys: 4
17. Denver Broncos: 4
18. Indianapolis Colts: 4
19. Oakland Raiders: 4
20. Washington: 4
21. Arizona Cardinals: 3
22. Buffalo Bills: 3
23. Kansas City Chiefs: 3
24. Miami Dolphins: 3
25. Pittsburgh Steelers: 3
26. Atlanta Falcons: 2
27. Jacksonville Jaguars: 2
28. New York Giants: 2
29. San Diego Chargers: 2
30. Tennessee Titans: 2
31. Green Bay Packers: 1
32. Cincinnati Bengals: 0

Of the 68 trades completed this year, 63 included at least one draft pick.

 

In total, 142 draft picks were included in this year’s 68 trades.
As noted above, a few picks have been dealt multiple times over the course of the year, and some of those picks are conditional, so they won’t all change hands. But overall, an incredible 142 draft picks were included in this year’s trades. Here’s the breakdown by draft year:

• 2015: 96
• 2016: 35
• 2017: 8
• 2018: 2
• Unspecified year: 1

And here’s the breakdown by round:

• 1st: 5
• 2nd: 12
• 3rd: 13
• 4th: 20
• 5th: 29
• 6th: 24
• 7th: 23
• Conditional: 16

 

I bet Alex Mack would accept a trade to NE.

 

So we made three trades? Who?

 

El Torro Poopoo!