Keim's off-season preview

[countryroads316]

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Cowboys have no cap space

 

[kbso83432]

Cowboys have no cap space

Just passing info.

 

[countryroads316]

Just passing info.

I think the Cowboys are like negative 5 million in cap space

 

[kbso83432]

I think the Cowboys are like negative 5 million in cap space

That's good for us. Logan Paulsen speculated two 1st, Payne, and Coleman or Luvu.

 

[countryroads316]

That's good for us. Logan Paulsen speculated two 1st, Payne, and Coleman or Luvu.

I'd give them Allen and 2 firsts

 

[countryroads316]

 

[kbso83432]

I'd give them Allen and 2 firsts

Some guy on the Junkies said the Browns covet 2026 draft picks because they want to use those to move up and take a QB in what is supposed to be a much stronger QB class.

 

[kbso83432]

I'm not trading Luvu.

 

[countryroads316]

What about Newton and 2 firsts for Garrett

 

[skinsdad62]

The more this plays out , the more I say pass

 

[Darrell Green Fan]

Yeah no way they part with Luvu. They are looking for more players like that. I don't see how the Bosy have the cap space to make a trade like this, surprised picking so late we are considered one of the favorites. For me I would love to trade Allen, this year's first and maybe a few picks in 2026 but I'm pretty sure that won't be enough.

 

[Stymietee]

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There's one team not listed that I see as a true competitor for Garrett, and that team is Minnesota. Although they have approximately $48 million in cap space, they are in the unique position to offer the Browns something they truly need—a quarterback! They will have to make a decision on Sam Darnold soon and if they decide to stick with him they will be signaling a move away from just drafted, but injured JJ McCarthy. The cost for Darnold is a $40 million annual market value projection so the cheaper and most likely move will be towards keeping McCarthy and moving Darnold. I'm not sure how Cleveland looks at this QB draft class, but to me the best of the lot is Cam Ward who will be over-drafted as an early first-rounder. I see him as a mid-first-round pick and the rest following somewhere between late firsts and below.
If the Browns are serious about quelling their QB issues, they should pass on drafting one and look to the Vikings to offer them an out in a trade package that includes Garrett.

 

[kbso83432]

There's one team not listed that I see as a true competitor for Garrett, and that team is Minnesota. Although they have approximately $48 million in cap space, they are in the unique position to offer the Browns something they truly need—a quarterback! They will have to make a decision on Sam Darnold soon and if they decide to stick with him they will be signaling a move away from just drafted, but injured JJ McCarthy. The cost for Darnold is a $40 million annual market value projection so the cheaper and most likely move will be towards keeping McCarthy and moving Darnold. I'm not sure how Cleveland looks at this QB draft class, but to me the best of the lot is Cam Ward who will be over-drafted as an early first-rounder. I see him as a mid-first-round pick and the rest following somewhere between late firsts and below.
If the Browns are serious about quelling their QB issues, they should pass on drafting one and look to the Vikings to offer them an out in a trade package that includes Garrett.

I saw a report where the Vikings were committed to JJ, especially how Darnold ended the season. I also saw a report where the Browns might go the vet qb route this year. I wish I could source those for you.

I still think someone could get a steal if they called the Pats for Milton III. I'm not standing on the table for him, but he looks a lot better than most of the QBs in this class.

 

[Darrell Green Fan]

I saw a report where the Vikings were committed to JJ, especially how Darnold ended the season. I also saw a report where the Browns might go the vet qb route this year. I wish I could source those for you.

I still think someone could get a steal if they called the Pats for Milton III. I'm not standing on the table for him, but he looks a lot better than most of the QBs in this class.

Yeah Darnold would be a no-go for me. He is Case Keenum 2.0, a quarterback who once was our starting QB and hardly anyone even remembers that.

 

[skinz2winz]

There's one team not listed that I see as a true competitor for Garrett, and that team is Minnesota. Although they have approximately $48 million in cap space, they are in the unique position to offer the Browns something they truly need—a quarterback! They will have to make a decision on Sam Darnold soon and if they decide to stick with him they will be signaling a move away from just drafted, but injured JJ McCarthy. The cost for Darnold is a $40 million annual market value projection so the cheaper and most likely move will be towards keeping McCarthy and moving Darnold. I'm not sure how Cleveland looks at this QB draft class, but to me the best of the lot is Cam Ward who will be over-drafted as an early first-rounder. I see him as a mid-first-round pick and the rest following somewhere between late firsts and below.
If the Browns are serious about quelling their QB issues, they should pass on drafting one and look to the Vikings to offer them an out in a trade package that includes Garrett.

Always thinking "outside" the box. Love it!

 

[Stymietee]

Always thinking "outside" the box. Love it!

Btw; Either way ( draftee, Darnold or McCarthy) they aren't trading Garrett. The only way that happens is if they fail to get the guy who they believe is their answer or if Garrett forces the issue.