Guess jury still out on the deal.....do think a little unfair to count Anderson as took a lot more than our pick to move up to get him.
you should still wonder as we have watson for 3 more years and who knows what 1st rounder Jeudy might do if watson can play well (and be healthy).Gee, I wonder which team won THAT trade...
Not me...once they leave college if they can help my pro team go get him.
Houston clearly won the deal.
we do play them in Cleveland but as bks mentioned schedule release coming out early Mayish.
OK, sport. But so far the only real add from the deal that has helped much is Dell. Took so much more than our pick to get Anderson. I guess not really fair to not count anyone for that pick for Houston but also shouldn't count Anderson.
Jeudy had nothing to do with the Watson deal.
Used a 6th rounder acquired in the deal (along with a 5th) to get Jeudy.
But it doesn’t happen without the draft capital from the Watson deal. Houston shed a public embarrassment from their squad and came out the other side a much better football team. There’s no question who won this trade.
You have ridiculous rules you expect the world to agree to and yet they don’t. Universally, around the National Football league, fans, players, owners, front offices, etc…can see that Houston won this deal and it’s just not close.
Unless there’s some sort of miraculous turn around in the game of Watson it will remain this way.
Because the Browns shed more in draft capital, this isn’t really an acquisition from that deal. It was a give back to make the point system work on the trade.
You can’t move up to get Anderson if you don’t have the first round pick to make it a move up. The first round pick is paramount.
I don’t know what you’re talking about. I don’t often type “lol” as I’m not a tween girl.
Just gonna say it's absurd to count Anderson and not Jeudy and you likely know this....it's also not in you to be an adult and simply own when your "logic" is off base.
when you find such a homer you let me know.....Might be why I said SO FAR Houston has won the deal.
Anderson was a move up from an existing first from the deal. A 6th round pick is a dime a dozen level of compensation that is easily attainable for every team. That pick came back in a net loss of draft assets situation. Your attempt to equate the two is foolish.
The key piece of compensation was from the Browns. They can’t move up without first having the first round pick from the Browns.
Yeah he’s been great for them, but……what kind of chips?
They needed a number of other picks besides ours (including another 1st) to move up and get anderson. all we needed was an extra 5th to acquire Jeudy.
