NorthHawk wrote:Pete and shiny bauble syndrome. As well it might placate Wilson a little. But I would think he would want to go to a team that had a better chance of winning.
Hawktawk wrote:The raiders should sell out to get him even as a 1 year rental . They are 5-2 with a real chance to win the west but their leading receiver is gone in a horrific fashion. I see it as the best fit .
jshawaii22 wrote:OBJ has always been a choir boy, so he deserves to be in Las Vegas. I heard they need a new 'deep threat' wide receiver. The Raider's now former, but was current one is going away for a long long time. 156mph on a city street, surrounded by residential sub divisions. Brilliant. I wonder if his pants were down when they found him.
NorthHawk wrote:It would also mean he (OBJ) would behave himself wherever he lands, at least for this year.
NorthHawk wrote:For 8 or 9 games? Yah, I think he would do that.
One of the things that I would worry about would be OBJ's interaction with his new teammates. If OBJ is to be involved in our offense, it's going to come at the expense of one of our current receivers, most likely Metcalf. How is DK going to react when he sees snaps and targets going to OBJ? Things might turn out just fine, but there's a possibility that it could prove disastrous. You could be putting two roosters in the same henhouse.
RiverDog wrote:We won't have to wait much longer. The waiver process begins at 1pm Pacific Time tomorrow, and we're 9th in line.
RiverDog wrote:We won't have to wait much longer. The waiver process begins at 1pm Pacific Time tomorrow, and we're 9th in line.
Stream Hawk wrote:Can you explain waiver wire 101? So any of those teams ahead of Seattle can sign OBJ when it's their turn on the wire? He supposedly will not play for a non-contender, and all of those 8 teams ahead of Seattle are crap. Not sure we are much better, though!
For the record, I want OBJ to sign with Seattle. Russell wants him, and let's see what happens. Can't get any worse.
c_hawkbob wrote:I'm not North but I can tell you it's correct except for the "for he rest of the season" part; it's for the rest of he contract. When you claim a player off of waivers you're assuming his contract. If he clears waivers he's a FA and a new contract is in order.
"You'll have to wait and see how this all goes," Carroll told reporters before a jumble of words that avoided answering directly whether or not the Seahawks would put in a claim. ... "So I didn't say yes, or I didn't say no. That's just 'cause — you'll see."
RiverDog wrote:Boy, I'm really surprised that someone didn't claim him. But he's been making noise that he'd be unhappy if a team that he didn't feel was a contender picked him up, so that might have scared a team or two off.
Some folks are making a case for the Saints, a contender that doesn't have a #1 receiver and of which is Beckham's home town. But they also don't have a star quarterback.
Hopefully we steer clear of this guy.
NorthHawk wrote:I’m surprised that if the Seahawks were actually interested in him they didn’t pick
him up for the rest of the season. It would only cost $7.5 M and we have about $12.5M
in Cap space. His contract ended after this year so that would have been the only expense.
They would have had 8 games to see if he would be a good fit here. So now if they do
sign him it will be to a multi year contract with all of the Cap implications in future years.
NorthHawk wrote:According to PFT, the Packers have offered him the veteran minimum salary for this year. It remains to be seen if he wants to go to a contender with a great QB more than money.
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