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Possible NFL Players That Could Be Traded
Published: April 21, 2009
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This year’s draft is shaping up to be one of the most exciting in recent memory considering all of the trade scenarios that could be unleashed.
There are four main players that have been targeted by other teams already.
1. Braylon Edwards: There have been for quite awhile now that Braylon is going to be traded to the New York Giants for a couple of draft picks and a receiver. All I have to say on this is that it wouldn’t be such a bad mistake by the Browns if this is actually done.
My reasoning behind this is purely because we are trying to build for the future with this new regime of Kokinis and Mangini.
Let’s get real for a second all the Browns fans that think this would be a horrible move.
How do you build a team? Through the draft!! The Browns only have five picks we need more and if that means letting go of Mr. Droppy Pass then that’s what they should do.
2. Anquan Boldin: Phenomenal talent first and for most. But yes there is a but with this are there any teams willing to give up the players or the draft picks to get a player like this?
Most casual fans would tell you yes before thinking. Me on the other hand will tell you I would have to think long and hard about this one. Why? Because the draft is heavy with WR’s this year there is a lot of talented players at this position.
If I was the GM of the team that is considering trading for Boldin I would be hesitant because of the injuries that he has had over the past few years. Also why not draft a WR in one of the later rounds and have the veteran’s on your team help the rook out and get adjusted to the league.
3. Chad Ocho-Cinco: Primadonna enough said. No team needs this type of player on there team bringing chaos to the whole organization.
My work is not done I can not leave the article without saying something good about the “river dance king” He does bring a lot of experience and big-play ability that a lot of teams covet.
I also feel that Marvin Lewis needs to mend fences with his star WR and try to get him to want to stay in Cincy.
4. Brady Quinn: Does not have enough games under his belt to say that he is a bust. There are so many different networks saying this about him.
Brady has a ton of potential to be a grade A starting Quarter Back in the NFL.
So for the Browns to even think to trade him in my eyes is complete ludicrous. The Browns need to stick to there guns have the open competition with Brady and Anderson and see who is the better QB.
We also need to realize as fans though that we need to back our new head coach and general manager and believe that they are going to make the right moves for us Cleveland Browns fans.
