Trading up for CJ if available makes sense

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  1. king51green

    king51green New Member

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    Wow, why not throw in Chad. Then the entire CORE of our team would be gone. Idiot. If Vilma is traded, I will be sick for weeks. Next topic please, I can't stomach the thought anymore.
     
  2. Khan

    Khan Active Member

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    Charles Rogers was no longer a "can't miss" just before the draft, when there were reports of a drug test...the Lions simply ignored it, which wasn't smart. Mike Williams had a year off of football, no one knew what to expect but the Lions, again, ignored the risks and went for the home run on the first pitch. He actually showed a few flashes last year in one of the later games against Dallas, but I will agree that he's not worthy of the pick they used on him.

    Reggie? Hmm, Jordan? Byron? What's with judging a few guys who still have at least another year to prove something?
     
  3. SigmaXJet

    SigmaXJet Active Member

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    if I was a GM i would not trade the #2 pick for Vilma, Coles, and the #25. How many more years does Coles even have left, hes banged up every year
     
  4. NYJets1135

    NYJets1135 New Member

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    WHile those players were considered can't miss because of their superb college play, CJ is one of a kind in terms of size and speed. There has never been anyone like him before.
     
  5. phatnols

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    impact WR?
    what is it?
    1000 yards AND 8tds
    or 800 yards AND 10 tds

    how many rookie Wr's have done those requirements? its probably 6 or 7 fingers
    as far as top of my head
    Rice, Galloway, Theresa Glenn, Moss, Mike Clayton, Bolden(only 2nd rnd pick as I know of to do it)

    Andre Johnson? someone else can do more work
    but Wr's are the biggest crapshoot in the 1st rnd ask the Lions
     
  6. phatnols

    phatnols Member

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    last 10 or more yrs 1st rnd picks at Wr more busts than greats
    and if they are greats its with other teams


    2006 1 1 25 25 Santonio Holmes Steelers Ohio State to early to tell but did nothing really in his rookie season

    2005 1 1 3 3 Braylon Edwards Browns Michigan is he really worth a 3 pick
    2 1 7 7 Troy Williamson Vikings South Carolina looks like a bust
    3 1 10 10 Mike Williams Lions USC HAH
    4 1 21 21 Matt Jones Jaguars Arkansas he is really a Great White Hope
    5 1 22 22 Mark Clayton Ravens Oklahoma
    6 1 27 27 Roddy White Falcons Alabama-Birmingham who? well who is throwing to him

    2004 1 1 3 3 Larry Fitzgerald Cardinals Pittsburgh great pick, he had more hype than anyone I have seen
    2 1 7 7 Roy Williams Lions Texas another good pick
    3 1 9 9 Reggie Williams Jaguars Washington this looks bad
    4 1 13 13 Lee Evans Bills Wisconsin getting better
    5 1 15 15 Michael Clayton Buccaneers Louisiana State great rook season not great since, this his is make or break season
    6 1 29 29 Michael Jenkins Falcons Ohio State another falcons bust
    7 1 31 31 Rashaun Woods 49ers Oklahoma State horrible

    2003 1 1 2 2 Charles Rogers Lions Michigan State the worst same hype as CJ
    2 1 3 3 Andre Johnson Texans Miami (FL) good pick
    3 1 17 17 Bryant Johnson Cardinals Penn State WHO

    2002 1 1 13 13 Donte Stallworth Saints Tennessee took him 4 yrs to develop
    2 1 19 19 Ashley Lelie Broncos Hawaii LOL
    3 1 20 20 Javon Walker Packers Florida State good pick already on 2nd team

    2001 1 1 8 8 David Terrell Bears Michigan HAHAHAHH
    2 1 9 9 Koren Robinson Seahawks North Carolina State SAD
    3 1 15 15 Rod Gardner Redskins Clemson Pathetic
    4 1 16 16 Santana Moss Jets Miami (FL) if he ever stayed healthy
    5 1 25 25 Freddie Mitchell Eagles UCLA is most famous for saying he will dominate super bowl
    6 1 30 30 Reggie Wayne Colts Miami (FL) great pick but is it QB that made him good?

    2000 1 1 4 4 Peter Warrick Bengals Florida State LOL
    2 1 8 8 Plaxico Burress Steelers Michigan State all talent can be better
    3 1 10 10 Travis Taylor Ravens Florida bust
    4 1 21 21 Sylvester Morris Chiefs Jackson State super bust
    5 1 29 29 R. Jay Soward Jaguars USC the bust of that year

    1999 1 1 6 6 Torry Holt Rams North Carolina State great player
    2 1 8 8 David Boston Cardinals Ohio State good start then nothing after 3 yrs
    3 1 13 13 Troy Edwards Steelers Louisiana Tech horrible

    1998 1 1 16 16 Kevin Dyson Oilers Utah injury prone
    2 1 21 21 Randy Moss Vikings Marshall great
    3 1 30 30 Marcus Nash Broncos Tennessee who

    1997 1 1 7 7 Ike Hilliard Giants Florida not spectacular
    2 1 15 15 Yatil Green Dolphins Miami (FL) great pick for the Phins, LOL
    3 1 16 16 Reidel Anthony Buccaneers Florida WHO
    4 1 27 27 Rae Carruth Panthers Colorado No Comment

    1996 1 1 1 1 Keyshawn Johnson Jets USC Not worth a #1 pick
    2 1 7 7 Terry Glenn Patriots Ohio State not a top 10 pick
    3 1 18 18 Eddie Kennison Rams Louisiana State how is he still in the league?
    4 1 19 19 Marvin Harrison Colts Syracuse great player
    5 1 24 24 Eric Moulds Bills Mississippi State ended up being a good pick
     
  7. johnnysd

    johnnysd Well-Known Member

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    I did not create the trade. This is the trade that has been reported for our moving up to #2. At first I was very opposed to it, and still am for the most part, but I wanted to point out that there is a logic to it and would make some sense for both teams. That's all.
     
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  8. KyleBradyoverSapp

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    There are too many needs
     
  9. Jtuds

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    First of all, there is no way in HELL that CJ is worth all of that...not a god damned chance....secondly, nobody in the Jets head office is stupid enough to do that. Your evaluation of Vilma and Coles is completely wrong. What is Coles' attitude? His willingness to take the big hits like in the Miami game, get KO'd, and come back in the game? You're also judging Vilma's potential based on one season in a 3-4 so everything you say about that is really due to the speculation around the league. Also, you are completely guessing that he'll be gone in 2 years, that is complete speculation.

    So, the trade would do more harm than good, and the situation you have created regarding the players we have is mostly unproven to this point.
     
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  10. Joe Willie White Shoes

    Joe Willie White Shoes Well-Known Member

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    Thanks for putting in the work. If this post does not discourage those who pine for the Jets drafting an impact WR in the first round or, worse yet, trading up for one, I don't know what will.

    By the way, if you do the same analysis for RBs and QBs drafted in the first round, it shows the same amount of risk for RBs and almost the same for QBs. I would be very pleased to see a repeat of the kind of draft the Jets had last year - forget pleasing the gallery and the short-sighted fans - take players in the trenches where there is a need.
     
  11. Joe Willie White Shoes

    Joe Willie White Shoes Well-Known Member

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    Do you know how many "one of a kind" first round pick busts there have been? I'm sorry, but Charles Rogers was as can't miss as a college WR comes. Tony Mandrich was a freak OL. Steve Emtman was a monster at DL. Andre Ware was going to revolutionize the QB position. Michael Vick was going to revolutionize the QB position. The list goes on and on. There is just no way to project or predict NFL success based on college play or size and speed. If the Jets were picking second, CJ may be the best pick on the board at that time, but to trade players and picks for him? Insanity.
     
  12. JetsLookingforDWare

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    What most people are ignoring is that many of the biggest busts are because of CHARACTER issues or injuries. Right now, Johnson is an uninjured saint.

    Think about Rogers...injuries killed his career, then crap piled on. Plus, Andre Johnson was the better prospect anyway, never F with the U's best.
     
  13. Joe Willie White Shoes

    Joe Willie White Shoes Well-Known Member

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    20-20 hindsight is a wonderful thing.
     
  14. abyzmul

    abyzmul R.J. MacReady, 21018 Funniest Member Award Winner

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    Sorry, the trade is a horrible proposition and WRs are one of the biggest gamble positions in the draft. So many can't miss prospects miss the entire target. Be on the board in November and we'll see if he was worth the ridiculous trade proposal we see in the first post.
     
  15. Don

    Don 2008 TGG Rich Kotite "Least Knowledgeable" Award W

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    It would be nice to have CJ but we still wouldn't have a QB to throw the ball down field to him so what would we gain? It's obvious what we lose.
     
  16. German Jets Fan

    German Jets Fan 2007 TGG.com Rookie of the Year Award Winner

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    Most mocks have him going to Tampa, so y sould we go up to 2nd to grab him? the difference between the 2nd and 4th pick are 800 points, thats more, than our 1st round pick is worth.

    so, how could we get up to 4th? we need 1800 points

    one posibility would be Vilma+our first, in that case vilma would equal the 14th pick, if they really want to trade vilma (what i don?t hope), that would be my favorite trade.

    If we keep Vilma, the only ammunition left is Coles, so lets say Coles is worth the 40th pick (i?m not sure, if he is that high, but ok) we would have to give them our 1st+both seconds+Coles for CJ+their 5th (i really can?t see this happen)

    If we package both, vilma and coles a possible trade could be vilma+coles+our first for CJ+their second (36th overall)

    I don?t see any other players, on our team that we could trade for CJ, if we trade DRob, we need to go up for Branch.



    This are only some thoughts of mine, i don?t really know what value coles and vilma have, maybe i?m completely wrong with vilma=14th overall and Coles=40th overall.

    i don?t really wanna trade Vilma, but if Tangini thinks (or Vilma demands) we sould trade him, going up for the bigest Talent of the decade would be my favorite move, to "get rid of Vilma".
     
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  17. Br4d

    Br4d 2018 Weeb Ewbank Award

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    The Jets depth is still very weak compared to New England. Until the roster overflows with talent the prospect of trading 4 talented pieces for 1 is just a recipe for finding the Jets right back where they were in 2005, with gaping holes everywhere and not enough players to fill them.

    Last year we filled 2 of the 3 gaps on the offensive line and watched the defensive line develop a gap at right end even as we went from 4 down linemen to 3. In the secondary the prospect of a gap at corner emerged as Justin Miller was unable to step in and play at an NFL caliber level. Through all of this the Jets were largely untouched by the injury gremlin. We will not be that fortunate next season. To open up holes now as a trade of vilma and the 25 pick + later considerations for a position we already have filled with Coles would do is just asking for the Jets to collapse next season when something unforseen occurs.
     
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  18. winstonbiggs

    winstonbiggs 2008/2009 TGG Bill Parcells "Most Respected" Award

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    I love unloading Coles and Vilma for value this season. Coles is not going to be any thing more than an over paid back up by the time this team is ready to take the next step and Vilma has much more value to a 4/3 team than he does to our team. I'm not sure I make the move for CJ but I like getting value for two guys who are over valued on our team and might bring more value than either is worth to us.
     
  19. Br4d

    Br4d 2018 Weeb Ewbank Award

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    I don't have a problem with moving Vilma and Coles, however not in deal also involving the 25 pick unless the pieces the Jets are getting back improve our depth and talent as opposed to reducing it.

    If the Jets were to package Vilma, Coles and the 25 and get back the 6 to 10 pick and a talented player at a need position then I'd see that as doable. Right now WR is not a big need position and top 10 wideouts have been a crap shoot recently.

    Really though trading depth for value has rarely worked in the NFL. Most teams that are on the giving depth side of that equation wind up regretting it very quickly because the NFL punishes lack of depth like few other competitive ventures in life.
     
  20. winstonbiggs

    winstonbiggs 2008/2009 TGG Bill Parcells "Most Respected" Award

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    The Jets need two guards and a RT plus an a beast on the front 7 who has to be game planed for. We can probably get the two guards or a guard and RT in the draft, we aren't getting a game changer on D without giveing up something very valuable. In a 4/3 Vilma is very valuable, if we can get some one like Herm to over pay for Coles it's just a bonus.
     

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