Trade him for a King’s ransom. Not a chance?
Then the simple answer is no.
Then the simple answer is no.
Would you prefer a belt or a whip?
You're right, but one reason in-season trades don't draw a lot of compensation is because it's typically last year of their contract players. so it's only a half a season and they have to resign them. That is not the case with DK this year so we would likely get more compensation.Im sure he's looked at fantastically outside Seattle. I'm not making that argument at all.
In-season trades don't tend to draw enormous compensation. I'm guessing there haven't been serious trade talks and some opportunistic GMs are just making inquiries hoping to get a good deal based on our situation.
In my view the Steelers might be willing and able to put together a trade for DK that would be advantageous to all parties.
At this point I agree. I know I've been pretty vocal about DKs flaws ( he does have them) but it wouldn't make sense. The return wouldn't equal what he does bring to the team.No way we trade him. I just dont see us being that desperate to trade him for low value. And for the record if we did i think it would be a mistake.
What? DK is 26 years old.At this point I agree. I know I've been pretty vocal about DKs flaws ( he does have them) but it wouldn't make sense. The return wouldn't equal what he does give bring to the team.
My question is what would it take ? Everyone has a price .
He's closing in on 30 years old and is going to want top WR money for his next deal .