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2 minutes ago, skibum said:

Trubisky is a great insurance policy, and there is nobody else on the roster to fill that role. They would need to get Fitz in return, and I can't see Beane making a trade without improving the team for this year's playoff run, so any deal would also have to bring another player back to Buffalo. Preferably an interior OL.

 

Why would he trade Trubisky for a pick unless they were out of the playoff mix? If anything, Beane should be sending picks with Trubisky to get a nice return for this year's playoff run. I'm thinking Mitch plus a day 3 pick for Fitz plus a Guard. 

 

Yep.  I'd like to believe we're building a dynasty.    

 

But we've never even once won a Super Bowl.  So if there's a chance this year to make a run, we need to do it.   In other words, if anything, we should look to gain assets, not lose  them.  Trubisky may never play a down for the Bills.  But, man o' man, it would suck if our run this year was torpedoed by an Allen injury and we didn't have a viable backup.  

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I don't think we should be trading away assets this year, and I definitely don't want to see Trubisky traded away.  We can win a playoff game or two with Trubisky under center IMO -- obviously he's a big step down from Allen, but I wouldn't mind our chances if we had to start him in a WC against the Browns or somesuch.  

 

Unless we're just completely bending Washington over -- and this is Dan Snyder we're talking about so it's not like that's out of the question or anything -- don't do it.

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16 minutes ago, without a drought said:

They should get a comp pick after he signs somewhere else for next season, so they probably get a 3rd if he stays. Hard to imagine a trade being worth it for little overall return and having no insurance against a Josh injury.

Probably not a comp pick. We usually pick up several high quality FA, who want to come here and work on short term, not super expensive contracts.  We would have to "neutralie" or counterweight all those before they would think about a comp pick for us.

 

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44 minutes ago, aristocrat said:

We send them Mitch. They take on all of Brandon Scherffs contract and we have an all pro guard.  Make it so. 

It has to be a deal for a player that will help THIS season.  Don’t trade Mitch for a worthless 4th or 5th round pick 

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19 minutes ago, without a drought said:

They should get a comp pick after he signs somewhere else for next season, so they probably get a 3rd if he stays. Hard to imagine a trade being worth it for little overall return and having no insurance against a Josh injury.

It’s not certain but definitely possible, considering that the Bills won’t have as much cap space to sign FA’s.  Pretty sure this was part of the reason why Beane’ signed him

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This actually makes a ton of sense all the way around.  And I’m sure Mitch is tired of holding a clipboard.  He got his reset.  An extra 2-3 months of being a backup probably overkill for him.  I’m sure he’s ready to ball again and there’s a fair amount of teams who’d play him the rest of the season.  

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Just now, Back2Buff said:

If you get Heineke back, I would do it.  Heineke is a better than average back up.

 

I just don't understand the rumor though, Washington is done.

They get Trubisky in for a half of the season to see if he can be their #1 next year.  The draft is incredibly weak at QB, and RIvera's 3rd year is coming up.

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I know we need help on the oline, and while Trubisky may never even play significant time with us I have a weird feeling about potentially trading him away. I feel like (God forbid) he can play well enough to win some games short term if we should need him to. I hope he never has to, but I feel much better about him being here than not

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Just now, KingBoots8 said:

I know we need help on the oline, and while Trubisky may never even play significant time with us I have a weird feeling about potentially trading him away. I feel like (God forbid) he can play well enough to win some games short term if we should need him to. I hope he never has to, but I feel much better about him being here than not

If Josh is hurt, we are done.  I’d rather have an all pro Guard protecting him than a backup QB 

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He's valuable insurance, but if the offer is a 4th round pick it starts to become enticing.  For a 5th, I'm not sure Beane would do it.

 

A 4th rounder with. Condition to buy up to a 3rd rounder becomes all the more enticing. 

 

Great asset management, if Beane is able to turn a great, low cost FA signing into a valuable mid round pick.

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I think you make this move if it involves OL help.

 

Your choice is between is a stronger OL with Allen and a weak backup QB, or a questionable OL with Allen and Trubisky.  Even if Allen gets injured, in that later scenario, Mitch is stuck behind a couple turnstiles masquerading as guards.  I think our chances of advancing in the playoffs take a sharper dropoff with Trubisky/weak OL versus Webb/better OL.

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Mitch has not had to do a lot for Chicago and Nagy to look like a clown org this year.

 

Plenty of teams would be willing to kick the tires.... but really nice to have the Mitch security blanket - especially with Allen taking the hits he is on designed runs.

 

 

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12 minutes ago, Estro said:

He's valuable insurance, but if the offer is a 4th round pick it starts to become enticing.  For a 5th, I'm not sure Beane would do it.

 

A 4th rounder with. Condition to buy up to a 3rd rounder becomes all the more enticing. 

 

Great asset management, if Beane is able to turn a great, low cost FA signing into a valuable mid round pick.


I definitely wouldn’t.  The Bills have a great chance to contend this season.  You only get so many chances and can’t expect to be in a better position next season.  Who knows what could happen.

 

A conditional 3rd round pick doesn’t help the team this season…it only hurts it

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Just now, BuffaloRebound said:

If Josh is hurt, we are done.  I’d rather have an all pro Guard protecting him than a backup QB 

But if Josh has a stinger and is only out a few weeks we are not done- that’s the contingency I am referring to. It may jeopardize #1 seed but Mitch is talented enough to win. Can he pull a “Foles” and win it all? Who knows… I hope we never have to find out but i would rather have the best option available in an emergency.

 

if we can get an absolutely key piece that is lock down for a few years then we do what we have to, but Mitch gives us the best chance to win vs any other backup in the NFL 

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