So what is a player coming off a torn ACL and wants QB $$$, worth?

[seahawksfan837]

If the Seahawks are going to break the bank, it'd make more sense to go for a pass rusher.

Similar to what I said about Wallace, the two aren't mutually exclusive due to our cap situation.

Don't get me wrong, there are better ways to use our assets. But I wouldn't be upset if we got 1-2 years of Revis for Flynn and a non-1st round pick. We could still go out and get a pass rusher in the draft and a FA WR.

That said, it's not how the Hawks operate so the odds are slim to none.

[seahawksfan837]

I agree...

We have so many draft choices and Carroll's already said that they're going to have a hard time making the team this year (with how young we are)... So it definitely makes sense to roll the dice on a player or two...

I wonder what the Viking would take in return for J.Allen? Flynn, Clemons and our 2nd rounder?

I personally wouldn't mind a trade up. We have so much young depth that a lot of our later picks will likely end up cut.

[Nick Soapdish]

If it was Flynn and a second I would do it. We draft well late anyways.

God that secondary would be just asinine.

I suspect the Jets wouldn't do that offer though. Guess it would depend on what they think of Flynn.

As a Vikes fan, I wouldn't be that worried. We couldn't pass on you before so it wouldn't make much difference. Maybe you'd hold Ponder to 30 yards passing instead of 60.

I agree...

We have so many draft choices and Carroll's already said that they're going to have a hard time making the team this year (with how young we are)... So it definitely makes sense to roll the dice on a player or two...

I wonder what the Viking would take in return for J.Allen? Flynn, Clemons and our 2nd rounder?

I'd be a bit more worried about that one. I liked Flynn in college and he looked good in a couple games with the Packers, but I've rarely been much of a fan of taking the other team's backup QB. And your second rounder is awfully late.

[NoSlowBuffalo]

Revis can do what he wants. If money is all he cares about, he will get it. Some team will pay him what he wants.

Maybe he's making it difficult for the Jets because he wants to go elsewhere any way...

[Nastradamus]

Similar to what I said about Wallace, the two aren't mutually exclusive due to our cap situation.

Don't get me wrong, there are better ways to use our assets. But I wouldn't be upset if we got 1-2 years of Revis for Flynn and a non-1st round pick. We could still go out and get a pass rusher in the draft and a FA WR.

That said, it's not how the Hawks operate so the odds are slim to none.

Well its either one or many. Revis can't be franchised.

[Nastradamus]

Tough to gauge value when he's currently rehabbing a serious knee injury, but when healthy he is really one of a very short list of shut down CB's in the league and he's in his prime. I'm also not sure the Jets get a lot of cap relief by trading him so I doubt they are interested in taking salary back in trade. This seems to be about the owner not wanting to give him another big contract and trying to get some draft picks for one year left on his contract. This seems like a deal that would only work with a team on the cusp of the SB and just putting all their chips in and going for it. I do not want to see Revis island in Seattle, that would be brutal. I think he'll wind up with a team with a ton of cap room - Tampa perhaps - because the contract he wants doesn't fit with many teams.

Indy and Cincy both have a ton of cap room they supposedly plan to use and both need CB help. Either could really take off with a Revis addition.