Could Odell Beckham be traded?

[Rock Strongo]

guess that makes Mara a racist homophone

or just a guy who hates employing edge teetering morons, even if they are talented.

 

[fordman84]

or just a guy who hates employing edge teetering morons, even if they are talented.

damn autocorrect. Edited to show REAL intention lmao

 

[DirtDirtDirt]

The last time the Giants had a couple of really talented players that were complete headaches and team disruptions, they got rid of them and they went on to win a couple of Super Bowls

Jeremy Shockey
Tiki Barber

 

[Hank Kingsley]

hahahaa

no

Especially not now they have Cooks.

That little pissing thing Beckham did is a reason I skip right on by celebrations after TDs. I don't even watch converts anymore. Unless it got missed or it was a 2 pointer, then I might go back to see.

Win the game, then celebrate like you know how important and hard it was to win.

All this silliness is well, silly?

 

[DirtDirtDirt]

Especially not now they have Cooks.

That little pissing thing Beckham did is a reason I skip right on by celebrations after TDs. I don't even watch converts anymore. Unless it got missed or it was a 2 pointer, then I might go back to see.

Win the game, then celebrate like you know how important and hard it was to win.

All this silliness is well, silly?

Thats a good point, and I think any trade of value to them would have to include a defensive player

 

[Rock Strongo]

Thats a good point, and I think any trade of value to them would have to include a defensive player

my thinking with brady leaving after this year (still believe it) cooks was as much for tom as he was for jimmy.

 

[Iggloo]

While ODB is clearly a pain in the ass, he has two things that might make him appealing to a certain kind of owner.

* He is a celebrity and would sell jerseys and tickets
* He is young, and still in his prime as a player

Jerry Jones, who is desperate to win another ring before he dies, would salivate at the thought of acquiring a guy like this, and would pull another Joey Galloway trade, but Stephen Jones would probably talk some sense into him.

 

[DirtDirtDirt]

my thinking with brady leaving after this year (still believe it) cooks was as much for tom as he was for jimmy.

Maybe, he's a once every 3 week player tho, just like with the Saints

 

[Iggloo]

Anythings possible but I doubt they get market value for a guy that shit the bed in the playoffs, after taking his teammates on an out of state boat trip before the game, had a meltdown on the field against the Panthers and is on record saying he doesn't care that he got a 15 yards penalty last week, he's going to do what he's going to do.
He's a great talent but diva WR's are rarely on championship teams. Moss won one with the Pats who had Brady and ole Hoodie to keep him in line but the Owens' and Ochocinco's of the world don't seem to win the big one

For the record, Randy Moss never won shit.

 

[DirtDirtDirt]

While ODB is clearly a pain in the ass, he has two things that might make him appealing to a certain kind of owner.

* He is a celebrity and would sell jerseys and tickets
* He is young, and still in his prime as a player

Jerry Jones, who is desperate to win another ring before he dies, would salivate at the thought of acquiring a guy like this, and would pull another Joey Galloway trade, but Stephen Jones would probably talk some sense into him.

Giants would never deal him within the division

Al Davis' son there would make a move like this

A First Rounder, and the brutally overrated Amari Cooper may appeal to the Giants

 

[Rock Strongo]

Maybe, he's a once every 3 week player tho, just like with the Saints

Yeah, that'll happen when you have thomas stealing targets at a rapid pace.

did you notice hes averaging a CAREER HIGH in yards per catch here by 10 yards? its true! and hes averaging a career high 85 YPG. didnt tom kill WR's?

 

[DirtDirtDirt]

Yeah, that'll happen when you have thomas stealing targets at a rapid pace.

did you notice hes averaging a CAREER HIGH in yards per catch here by 10 yards? its true! and hes averaging a career high 85 YPG. didnt tom kill WR's?

3-88-0
2-37-0
5-131-2


Thats Brandin Cooks, get used to it

 

[Roy Munson]

and who would the takers be?

 

[Rock Strongo]

3-88-0
2-37-0
5-131-2


Thats Brandin Cooks, get used to it

so, 2 out of 3 weeks he gets 80+ yards WHILE learning arguably the most difficult offense in the NFL?

sign my ass up!

 

[DirtDirtDirt]

so, 2 out of 3 weeks he gets 80+ yards WHILE learning arguably the most difficult offense in the NFL?

sign my ass up!

I would never say he sucks, he's a guy that will have an impact once every few weeks

Just like with the Saints

 

[Rock Strongo]

I would never say he sucks, he's a guy that will have an impact once every few weeks

Just like with the Saints

hes what the team needed. a downfield threat who can catch. hes made probably 5-6 really tough grabs hand fighting with d-backs.

this team even without edelman dirt, is a fucking madden team in real life. so many targets.

i know youre going to point to his numbers at the end of the year and say "brady kills QB"s while hes helped a team go 13-3 and win a SB (i hope).

 

[DirtDirtDirt]

hes what the team needed. a downfield threat who can catch. hes made probably 5-6 really tough grabs hand fighting with d-backs.

this team even without edelman dirt, is a fucking madden team in real life. so many targets.

i know youre going to point to his numbers at the end of the year and say "brady kills QB"s while hes helped a team go 13-3 and win a SB (i hope).

We shall see, so far he is exactly who i expected and who he was in New Orleans, which again, isnt a bad WR

 

[Rock Strongo]

We shall see, so far he is exactly who i expected and who he was in New Orleans, which again, isnt a bad WR

im amazed at how he goes up and fights for a ball, like hes 6'4.

 

[Beengay fudgepackers]

I'd explore trading him, but I'd need more than just a first for him.

 

[knowyourenemy]

What teams would be willing to part with multiple draft picks for him?

Atlanta, Kansas City, Buffalo, Carolina (yeah right), and, dare I say, Jacksonville would all be interesting landing spots for him. Atlanta and KC because he'd make some pretty good offenses even more dangerous and Buffalo, Carolina, and Jacksonville because they've all got solid defenses but lack explosion on offense. But I'm not sure any of them would want him -- although Jacksonville becomes interesting when you consider the Tom Coughlin connection.

Coughlin said last year: "For his own good, [he needs to learn to channel his passion]," Coughlin, who coached the Giants from 2004 through 2015, told the CBS Sports Network on Tuesday. "And I would love to try to help him in this regard because I think so highly of him. ... He is a distraction. If you watch a game, the camera is on him the whole time."