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A: 17 games, 159 targets, 111 receptions, 1239 yards, 11.2 Y/R, 9 TD.
B: 16 games, 121 targets, 77 receptions, 1405 yards, 18.2 Y/R, 6 TD. |
I’d be happy with sending 50 this year and a conditional pick next year for Samuel. Something like a 4th that could become a 3rd if he plays in enough games…like 13.
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They offered him Top 3 WR money. He didn't want it, and didn't want to be here. They sent him where HE wanted to go. Veach and Reid weren't spending the offseason planning to trade Hill and replace him. But if they get the chance to "replace" him at a cost (both draft capital and cash) they are comfortable with, I have no doubt they will. With that said, if they feel the offense truly won't miss a beat with a handful of WR3's and a rookie or two, then by all means - sit tight. We have no idea which of the above they are thinking. |
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We got a 1, 2 and 2 4s for Tyreek…maybe we could profit close to a first in value while also saving a few buck for a WR that fits extremely well in this offense. |
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Wait, where is it coming from that Hill didn't want to be here? From Rosenhaus own mouth he said Hill would prefer to stay here unless Miami offered substantially more. Which they did.
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Tyreek Hill was worth roughly 368 points on the Rich Hill trade chart. (2022 1st, 2nd, 4th and a 2023 4th and 6th).
Davante Adams was worth 359 points. (2022 1st and 2nd). You have to assume that Samuel would be below that value. He's two years younger than Hill but doesn't have the consistent production of either Hill or Adams....plus an injury history. |
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