Jets To Explore Darrelle Revis Trade

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  • TheImmortalGoud
    No longer a noob
    • Jan 2011
    • 1790

    #31
    Rotoworld

    GM Thomas Dimitroff "downplayed" the Falcons' trade interest in Jets CB Darrelle Revis Wednesday.

    According to ESPN's Ed Werder, Dimitroff is planning to focus on Atlanta's bevy of in-house free agents. That's all good and well, but "downplaying" is not the same as denying. One of the league's most aggressive, forward-thinking GMs, we don't doubt for a second that Dimitroff is at least exploring a run at the NFL's best corner.
    The Tampa Bay Times considers the Bucs a "very realistic landing spot" for Darrelle Revis.

    The Bucs have a major need at cornerback, over $30 million in cap space and five draft picks in the first four rounds. Of six writers in a recent NFL.com panel, three picked Tampa as Revis' most likely destination. The potential hang-up is that Revis would have to want to go there, as the Bucs surely won't make a move without securing a long-term commitment. There should be multiple teams interested in Revis who are closer to the Super Bowl than Tampa.
    A source tells ESPN's Chris Mortensen that the 49ers' interest in Darrelle Revis is ".001 on a scale of 1-10."

    We're hesitant to take this report at face value. Now that the Jets have essentially put their cards on the table, the leverage game is on. Even if the Niners do want to deal for Revis, saying so would be silly. They'll be trying to execute the trade while giving up as few assets as possible, as will a fistful of other teams. The Falcons, Bucs, Colts and Eagles all make some sense as eventual trade partners for the Jets. Reported Adam Schefter on Wednesday's SportsCenter, "The one thing that does appear certain ... is the Jets are shopping Darrelle Revis and they are determined to deal him at some point before the NFL draft."

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    • Champ
      Needs a hobby
      • Oct 2008
      • 14424

      #32
      Giants should send Terrell Thomas to the Jets in exchange. Seems about right.


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      • Youk
        Posts too much
        • Feb 2009
        • 7998

        #33
        Originally posted by Champ
        Giants should send Terrell Thomas to the Jets in exchange. Seems about right.


        Stick to bad Madden trades

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        • Mogriffjr
          aka Reece
          • Apr 2009
          • 2759

          #34
          Revis may say how he's shocked by how the Jets brass has reacted or the trade rumors but he's bought this onto himself with his ridiculous demands of money throughout the years. I love Revis but with so many needs on this team, the Jets can ill afford to tie up so much money on him and the CB corps when in all actual, it was pretty strong led by Cromartie and Wilson (Landry too). I just hope we can get at least a #1 and #2 from someone...
          Originally posted by Nick Mangold
          Wes Welker is a great player. He's really taken advantage of watching film. If we don't keep a Spy on him, he could really open the Gate.

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          • LiquidLarry2GhostWF
            Highwayman
            • Feb 2009
            • 15429

            #35
            It'll take a first and future 2nd/3rd/4th type of deal to get Revis. Someone will step up to the plate.

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            • RobbyB34
              UGA
              • Jul 2012
              • 982

              #36
              Revis sucks, send him to the Falcons...

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              • JeremyHight
                I wish I was Scrubs
                • Feb 2009
                • 4063

                #37
                I think people forget how much draft picks are worth and how little CBs can be worth, especially if injuries are a concern. Asante Samuel didn't get traded for a first... or a second... or a third, fourth, fifth, or sixth, he got traded for a SEVENTH ROUND PICK! He had concerns, but he was only a few years removed from making huge money in a FA deal. I wouldn't be surprised if no one wanted to deal for Revis if a first was concerned because of his injury. I'm thinking some team with get him for a 2nd and 3rd/4th, but no more.

                Again, its not that he isn't good or that he cannot return to his former level, but 1st round draft picks aren't handed out freely in the NFL.

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                • Tailback U
                  No substitute 4 strength.
                  • Nov 2008
                  • 10282

                  #38
                  Lot of talk out west about the Niners getting Revis and it seems like the majority of people don't want him because he is a headcase. He will just do the same thing in a few years and start bitching about money.

                  Not only that, but the Niners have proven to be really good at drafting and I think they can continue to build the franchise that way. Not saying Revis wouldn't help them immediately, but they're going to have to give up a lot for a player who seems like he cares more about himself than the team.

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                  • TheImmortalGoud
                    No longer a noob
                    • Jan 2011
                    • 1790

                    #39
                    Rotoworld

                    Profootballtalk.com reports the Jets have a "good" trade offer on the table for Darrelle Revis.

                    The offer is classified as "good" in terms of compensation for the Jets and the financial terms that would extend to Revis. However, that financial package has yet to be shared with Revis and his agents due to GM John Idzik stubborn unwillingness to grant Revis' camp permission to discuss a contract with other teams. The Falcons, Broncos, and 49ers have recently denied interest in Revis. A rumor of Eagles GM Howie Roseman "crunching numbers" and "putting together an offer" for Revis surfaced on Sunday.

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