The Trade Deadline thread

[Cardsfaninlouky]

Yes, the Niners have had their share of injuries, but so have the Cardinals. To have to play like 15 straight games without your future HOF WR1 has made it near impossible for this offense to continue to develop. Hollywood was a nice addition, but he's not a WR1, and he's only a legit great threat when there is a WR1 on the field. Add an OL, that has been nothing but musical chairs for the last year or so, and Conner continuing his inability to stay healthy, that just adds to the mess. Our DL was devastated last year down the stretch, and now without Lawrence (who is OK when healthy, but NEVER healthy), I don't see how teams won't continue to run all over us. We have 3 critical divisional games coming up. I believe the Seattle game is a must win game & we need to win at least 1 from LAR/SF, but preferably both. Great to have Hop back, but if we continue to suck in the trenches, it'll take almost a miracle to win all 3. Hoping to see Conner & Humphries back on the field for the Seattle game.

If we don't win 2 of the 3 the season is over imo. If we lose Sunday even I think **** is gonna hit the fan, especially if the same stupid mistakes keep happening. I have no problem using the timeouts not getting a play in on time towards the end of a half cause we can't use them in the 2nd half. There's no excuse for wasting them early because you can't get a play called in time. KK should have plays in his pocket 2 or 3 at a time for every situation, especially in the red zone. He's an offensive genius remember lol.

 

[BritCard]

I'm glad we didn't trade for anyone. It would have been pure desperation. No single move was going to turn things around.

 

[kerouac9]

It's a sad commentary on Kyler's social skills that he didn't have more friends around the league he played with in college for Keim to trade for.

 

[MadCardDisease]

Right - missing your point amigo? Didn’t say we traded for him or needed to trade for him.

Sorry, You posted in the trade deadline thread and thought you were asking if we traded for him.

 

[daves]

Hollywood was a nice addition, but he's not a WR1, and he's only a legit great threat when there is a WR1 on the field.

What a weird claim. He was the WR1 all three years in Baltimore (though surpassed by TE Andrews in receiving yards 2 of his 3 years). He was the WR1 all 6 games in Arizona and on pace for 122 catches & 1374 yards before injury as the #1 WR in Arizona.

...dave

 

[Stout]

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All that just for moving down in the draft. Wow.

 

[RON_IN_OC]

All that just for moving down in the draft. Wow.

I'd give up the entire 2023 draft to get their GM and replace Keim.


Probably a good thing I'm not in charge...haha

 

[TheCardFan]

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[Harry]

The Cards were caught in a tough spot trade-wise. The guys they asked about were requiring first or second picks. Spending that level only made sense if they were certain they could retain the player going forward. That made the target window too small. I think they might have gambled with a better record, but taking the long view made more sense.

 

[RON_IN_OC]

The Cards were caught in a tough spot trade-wise. The guys they asked about were requiring first or second picks. Spending that level only made sense if they were certain they could retain the player going forward. That made the target window too small. I think they might have gambled with a better record, but taking the long view made more sense.

I agree...I'm sure they made a bid for Chubb, but in no way were they going to sign an extension for $120 million, before he even suited up for the team.... especially with other impending, in house extensions due by year's end.

 

[BritCard]

I agree...I'm sure they made a bid for Chubb, but in no way were they going to sign an extension for $120 million, before he even suited up for the team.... especially with other impending, in house extensions due by year's end.

I think Miami massively overpaid. Both in trade comp and contract.

That's regular 15 sack a year compensation and money and he hasn't passed 7.5 since his rookie year. It's a big gamble.

 

[overseascardfan]

I think Miami massively overpaid. Both in trade comp and contract.

That's regular 15 sack a year compensation and money and he hasn't passed 7.5 since his rookie year. It's a big gamble.

Big risk but $62M guaranteed so if he doesn't work out they are on hook for just over half on contract. Stephen Ross just printing money these days.

 

[Snakester]

I’m very surprised that we didn’t make a trade to improve the team. The one thing that Steve Keim does really well is making trades.

 

[Stout]

I’m very surprised that we didn’t make a trade to improve the team. The one thing that Steve Keim does really well is making trades.

...until recently.

 

[TheCardFan]

I’m very surprised that we didn’t make a trade to improve the team. The one thing that Steve Keim does really well is making trades.

...until recently.

Boo! You can't see the good in anything?

 

[gimpy]

I agree...I'm sure they made a bid for Chubb, but in no way were they going to sign an extension for $120 million, before he even suited up for the team.... especially with other impending, in house extensions due by year's end.

Ha ha ha ha? You're "sure" in no way they would give him an extension?

Didn't they just sign someone for twice that? These are our Cards were talking about here. Anything possible with our FO

 

[RON_IN_OC]

Ha ha ha ha? You're "sure" in no way they would give him an extension?

Didn't they just sign someone for twice that? These are our Cards were talking about here. Anything possible with our FO

Read the rest of my post. I'm sure they wouldn't give him an extension, before he even plays for the team AND with all of the other in-house extensions due at the end of the year.

 

[PACardsFan]

I’m very surprised that we didn’t make a trade to improve the team. The one thing that Steve Keim does really well is making trades.

He did make trades. They just weren’t on the deadline day.

 

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[The6]

Several teams inquired about Cardinals WR DeAndre Hopkins at trade deadline

This year's trade deadline offered a historic number of transactions, and it could've been more had interested teams successfully acquired Cardinals WR DeAndre Hopkins, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reports.

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