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It will probably take at least a second to get it done, and if we do that it would almost be trading Sammy for TY, which is a bad trade.

 

No it would be Sammy for TY and Gaines. TY is under contract for three more years. TY is a proven WR. A second round pick next year is a lottery and does nothing to help this year. That said, I think a third and a 5th get it done.

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It will probably take at least a second to get it done, and if we do that it would almost be trading Sammy for TY, which is a bad trade.

 

People need to stop overrating Watkins based on potential. Look at actual performance.

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It will probably take at least a second to get it done, and if we do that it would almost be trading Sammy for TY, which is a bad trade.

i would expect it could be done with a 3rd or a potential adolpheous washington + 5th/6h.

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It will probably take at least a second to get it done, and if we do that it would almost be trading Sammy for TY, which is a bad trade.

 

Not even a close comparison as ty is signed for 3 more years and a much more consistent guy

 

 

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A big reason we don't throw much to WR is they aren't strong enough to scare the opposing defense. Put a guy like Hilton out there with Mathews and a combo of Jones, Holmes, and can't recall the guy who had 100 yards last weeks and defenses will need to start paying more attention.

 

 

what would be the point , they wouldn't use him .

 

 

why, we barely throw to wrs. would take atleast a 2nd, and would probably get minimum production on a average weekly basis. why change whats working

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Wideout is not an important position on this team to waste both draft picks and take on that big a salary. Do people not understand they are trying to clear cap space for small contract players because we are a system franchise now? Find players that fit the system. A high salary WR doesn't fit this system, sorry

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However, the Colts won’t want to simply give him away. Moreover, Hilton (we’re told) won’t be inclined to renegotiate a contract that pays him a salary of $8 million this year, $11 million next year, and $13 million in 2019

 

 

 

No thanks.

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No thanks.

That, as much as the assets required to obtain him, is the deal killer. In my estimation, purely based on the deals made to date, this FO is working to obtain draft capital and cap flexibility in the coming years. Jettisoning Dareus is not the move made by a team attempting to take on the salary of a player like TY.

Is he a good WR? Yes. Is he the difference between a Super Bowl and a playoff appearance, where the Bills are looking to be headed as of today? Extremely doubtful.

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However, the Colts won’t want to simply give him away. Moreover, Hilton (we’re told) won’t be inclined to renegotiate a contract that pays him a salary of$8 million this year, $11 million next year, and $13 million in 2019

 

 

 

Now this is a player that is actually worth the money. He's one of the top 10 WR's in the league, he has the production to match that and he has great speed. I wonder if he fits the mold of player character wise that McD/Beane are looking for. If so, that salary would totally be worth it.

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. He’s not worth a super high pick due to his salary, but he’s certainly worth looking into.

He's finished the last 4 seasons with ~ 1200 yards and 6 TDs.

Do you think you can acquire the guy for a ham sandwich or something? They're not going to get rid of him for a low pick.

The $11-13 million isn't even that bad. AJ Green, DT, Dez Bryant and Julio Jones are all in the $13-15 million annual range.

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@spotrac

Trading WR TY Hilton would leave the #Colts dead cap hits of $5.76M/$4M in 2017/2018; new team acquires caps of $4.2M/$11M/$13M/$14.5M

not worth it unless we know we can restructure.

 

Too similar to what's going on with Watkins. He's not performing at an elite level like one would hope without an entire scheme designed around him

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His contract doesnt tie hands going forward. If you can get Hilton for a 3rd or 4th it may make this team better.

 

He can then just be a one year rental if needed

Actually, over 10 mill for the next three years is doing just that with the cap we have. The offense is doing just fine now, the team has scored 30 points the last two games. Am I missing something? We don't need top flight wide outs with big salaries for the type of offense we run which has been productive and improving as the season goes on.

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