Thread: Who should we look to trade that is also feasible and cap friendly?

Originally Posted by TXBRONC

I think Scheffler would have quite a bit of trade value, because he's been very productive when he has been in there. Out of 48 possible game he's missed 6 in three years. I don't think that's really a lot of games. Sure I would like him to healthy enough for all 16 but it's not like he's missing 4 and or more games a year.

6 is a bit misleading. Anyone have the amount of games he started and wasn't able to finish?

Originally Posted by Ziggy

6 is a bit misleading. Anyone have the amount of games he started and wasn't able to finish?

He is not a starter and I don't mean any disrespect but players get injured within games all the time. Also there are other teams that keep players even though they get dinged they keep them anyway. Ben Watson has missed 25 games for the Patriots and he's still their starting tight end.

Originally Posted by Ziggy

I haven't seen anyone talk about making trades for the offense. Give up a little O to bring in a little d? If the Broncos decide that they either can't or don't want to spend the money to keep Sheff, Marshall, and Jay together, they might look to move Sheff or BMarsh. I think it's a given that Jay will be resigned, unless he just doesn't want to be here.

Sheff has very little trade value due to his injury history. Teams aren't going to give decent value for him.

BMarsh has great trade value right now. Keep in mind that he's a pro-bowler, young, and is opening eyes around the NFL. Also keep in mind that if he has another run-in with the law, he could be suspended from the league for quite a while. Would you give up a young offensive star like Marshall to bring in a young defensive star to balance this team out a bit? I would. The value would have to be there, and I wouldn't trade him for draft picks. Would I trade Marshall for Justin Tuck? In a New York minute! Pardon the pun.

I don't see Marshall being traded. When you have someone with his talent, you hold on with a death grip, not trade him away.

Originally Posted by Tned-Mobile

I don't see Marshall being traded. When you have someone with his talent, you hold on with a death grip, not trade him away.

No doubt, he's one of the most talented wide receivers in the game. No way do you turn him loose.

Originally Posted by TXBRONC

He is not a starter and I don't mean any disrespect but players get injured within games all the time. Also there are other teams that keep players even though they get dinged they keep them anyway. Ben Watson has missed 25 games for the Patriots and he's still their starting tight end.

None taken my friend. I think that he's a talented guy that can be a game changer when he's in. Other than Nate Jackson though, I can't think of a Bronco that gets hurt in games more often than Sheff.

Originally Posted by Tned-Mobile

I don't see Marshall being traded. When you have someone with his talent, you hold on with a death grip, not trade him away.

If you can't get good value for him, then yes. The Goodmans have proven that they have an eye for WR's in the draft. The same cannot be said of Dlineman. If you truly believe that Marshall will not have any more off field problems, then he may be off limits. If he does, then he may be the next PacMan Jones, and the Broncos lost thier opportunity to get top value for him when they had the chance. Some teams take risks, some don't. Trading Marshall might be a risk worth taking if we can get a stud on the DLine. Just a thought.

Originally Posted by Ziggy

If you can't get good value for him, then yes. The Goodmans have proven that they have an eye for WR's in the draft. The same cannot be said of Dlineman. If you truly believe that Marshall will not have any more off field problems, then he may be off limits. If he does, then he may be the next PacMan Jones, and the Broncos lost thier opportunity to get top value for him when they had the chance. Some teams take risks, some don't. Trading Marshall might be a risk worth taking if we can get a stud on the DLine. Just a thought.

I think in order to trade Marshall we would have to have a replace in place before hand.

Originally Posted by Ziggy

None taken my friend. I think that he's a talented guy that can be a game changer when he's in. Other than Nate Jackson though, I can't think of a Bronco that gets hurt in games more often than Sheff.

Selvin

Originally Posted by LRtagger

Selvin

I like the guy and think he some ability but he's pretty fragile.

Originally Posted by LRtagger

Selvin

Yeah, but Selvin is our 2000 yard back.

Lets trade everyone on defense and start over. lol I don't think it could be much worse than last year.

I'm not necessarily an advocat of trading Marshall, but we may wanna remember that he fumbles a lot and was near the top of the leagu in dropped passes...if not at the top. He's very talented, but he hurts us quite a bit as well.

Originally Posted by SmilinAssasSin27

I'm not necessarily an advocat of trading Marshall, but we may wanna remember that he fumbles a lot and was near the top of the leagu in dropped passes...if not at the top. He's very talented, but he hurts us quite a bit as well.

With the severe injury he had to his arm I'll give him some slack this year. Maybe we can package Doom because I don't think he'll fit the 3-4 and Robertson for a 3rd or 4th. Both won't fit or scheme.

Originally Posted by broncohead

With the severe injury he had to his arm I'll give him some slack this year. Maybe we can package Doom because I don't think he'll fit the 3-4 and Robertson for a 3rd or 4th. Both won't fit or scheme.

Agreed...but good luck finding a taker.