So...what would happen if we traded Case Keenum for Joe Flacco?

[huskers1217]

So...


So...what if we traded a 4th round pick for Flacco and traded away Keenum while unloading much of his contract?

now...anyway you can trade flacco for rosen?

 

[listopencil]

now...anyway you can trade flacco for rosen?

I'm not buying the 'trade Rosen' hype but how about signing TE Jesse James if Pitt can't afford to keep him?

 

[Mingo]

I'm not buying the 'trade Rosen' hype but how about signing TE Jesse James if Pitt can't afford to keep him?

I like Jesse James - despite the famous outlaw moniker - this Jesse James is famous for being robbed.

 

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By: Jon Heath | 5 hours ago

Speaking to NFL Network’s James Palmer on Wednesday, Denver Broncos general manager John Elway confirmed that the team will not restructure quarterback Joe Flacco’s contract.

The Broncos officially acquired Flacco on Wednesday when the team traded a fourth-round pick (No. 113) to the Baltimore Ravens in exchange for the QB. Denver also inherited Flacco’s contract in the trade.

Flacco is set to earn $18.5 million in 2019, $20.25 million in 2020 and $24.25 million in 2021, according to Spotrac.com. Here’s the thing, though: the Broncos could cut Flacco at any time without a “dead money” cap hit.

If Denver drafts a QB this year and he looks ready to start in 2020, the Broncos could save $20.25 million in salary cap space by cutting Flacco. And the team wouldn’t have to sacrifice any cap space to move on from him.

Some fans and pundits have questioned Elway’s decision to trade for Flacco but the deal makes financial sense. Flacco is a better quarterback than Case Keenum so there should be on-field benefits. Flacco’s contract also gives the team salary cap flexibility, which is another benefit.

This is a low-risk trade for Denver with potential for high reward.

 

[MileHigh64]

Flacco>>Keenum but it's not by a country mile.