What is RG3 worth to us?

I've been on the RG3 bandwagon, so I would be in favor of trading up to the #2 pick, even if that meant trading this year's #1 and #2, and next year's #1. The QB talent dropoff after Luck and Griffin is steep.

I've been on the RG3 bandwagon, so I would be in favor of trading up to the #2 pick, even if that meant trading this year's #1 and #2, and next year's #1. The QB talent dropoff after Luck and Griffin is steep.

True it appears as that Now, but like last year, wait till the senior bowl and pro days. Perfect example, Andy Dalton. He was listed as if I remember correctly, a 2-3 round pick before senior bowl and pro day. After his pro day, he was listed as a possible later 1st rounder. I'm going to be very curious to see how Kellen Moore, Nick Foles and Ryan Tannehill play in the senior bowl in a pro style offense they have 1 week to learn.

I know Smoot had alluded to this earlier, but let's send our 2012 1st, Orakpo and 2013 2nd for the Rams #2.

I know Smoot had alluded to this earlier, but let's send our 2012 1st, Orakpo and 2013 2nd for the Rams #2.

I'm only giving up Orakpo if its in a trade for Luck. RG3 isn't worth giving up an all pro like Orakpo.

I am sure it has already been talked about, but the Browns a expected to move up to take RG3

Easy for us to say.

true, but we aren't the ones who will be missing out on millions of dollars either.

I am sure it has already been talked about, but the Browns a expected to move up to take RG3

As are the Redskins, as are the Dolphins (which is the team I think will actually get him)

And, as crazy as this sounds, I've heard yet again that the Broncos are looking to make a serious move for RG 3

No shock for Denver they were rumored to be in the Cam Newton mix last year

What valuable rookies? Who did we forego by signing LJ, Parker and Kemoetu? They were cheap bottom feeders. Given who was cut and who wasn't in 2009, I am not convinced they had any impact on this team's development at all. The only player I remember being of value was a A. Bryant who is still with the Eagles as 4-3 DT but who isn't even listed on their depth chart. Philadelphia Eagles 2011 Depth Chart - Base 4-3 D - ESPN (http://espn.go.com/nfl/team/depth/_/name/phi/formation/4-3-defense).

When Belichick trades for trash like Haynesworth in hopes of a career renaissance it's hailed as brilliant. When we pick guys off the scrap heap in hopes of that they will have a career renaissance, it's "a waste of a roster space".

That was one of the best things Ive read on this site in a while, but in order to make a brilliant "move", you have to have a brilliant "coach". One, say, that doesnt have the following stat attached to his hall of fame career maybe?

On the other hand, there’s this: if he fails to do so this year (highly likely after the last two games), Mike Shanahan will have only won a division title in 3 of the 18 seasons in which he was head coach.

excerpted from - When Mike Shanahan is No Better Than Jim Zorn, That’s a Problem | The Big Lead (http://thebiglead.com/index.php/2011/11/02/when-mike-shanahan-is-no-better-than-jim-zorn-thats-a-problem/)

Didn't know where to put this quote from rotoworld. Here is an RG3 tidbit and a little hope


Robert Griffin III - QB - Player

The Akron Beacon Journal expects the Browns to stay put at the No. 4 overall draft slot if they can't find a way to trade down.
Beat reporter Nate Ulrich points to GM Tom Heckert's tendency to "covet" draft picks, and believes the Browns will not trade up for Baylor QB Robert Griffin. NFL Network's Albert Breer and Jason La Canfora both think the Dolphins and Redskins are candidates to move up for Griffin. The Browns are known to be high on the 2011 Heisman winner, but may only get RG3 if he falls to No. 4.