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I'd be shocked if it was for anything more than the 2009 KC 2nd rounder (#34 overall).
Quote from: Cman on February 28, 2009, 01:21:26 PMI'd be shocked if it was for anything more than the 2009 KC 2nd rounder (#34 overall).Vrabel and Cassel? I'd say a 1 and a 4.
I previously was convinced that the Patriots wouldn't be able to work out a trade sending quarterback Matt Cassel to the Chiefs because I believed that new Chiefs G.M. Scott Pioli and his former colleagues in New England feared the perception that one side got snookered.There was no such fear, but it won't change the perception that one side got snookered.Peter King of SI.com (who also does some work for NBC, and pretty much every other media company on the planet) reports that the Chiefs gave up only a second-round draft pick for Cassel.Wow.A second-round pick, for a guy who merited a $14.65 million, one-year contract based on his play in 2008.Let's consider that for a second. Daunte Culpepper with blown-out knee was traded for a second-round pick. A.J. Feeley was traded for a second-round pick.So, with all due apologies to the Patriots, the current score is Pioli 1, Pats 0.
2nd round pick.not great.http://blogs.nbcsports.com/home/QuoteI previously was convinced that the Patriots wouldn't be able to work out a trade sending quarterback Matt Cassel to the Chiefs because I believed that new Chiefs G.M. Scott Pioli and his former colleagues in New England feared the perception that one side got snookered.There was no such fear, but it won't change the perception that one side got snookered.Peter King of SI.com (who also does some work for NBC, and pretty much every other media company on the planet) reports that the Chiefs gave up only a second-round draft pick for Cassel.Wow.A second-round pick, for a guy who merited a $14.65 million, one-year contract based on his play in 2008.Let's consider that for a second. Daunte Culpepper with blown-out knee was traded for a second-round pick. A.J. Feeley was traded for a second-round pick.So, with all due apologies to the Patriots, the current score is Pioli 1, Pats 0.and we still havent heard what happened in the vrable trade (which I dont like)
Quote from: yall hate on February 28, 2009, 01:49:52 PM2nd round pick.not great.http://blogs.nbcsports.com/home/QuoteI previously was convinced that the Patriots wouldn't be able to work out a trade sending quarterback Matt Cassel to the Chiefs because I believed that new Chiefs G.M. Scott Pioli and his former colleagues in New England feared the perception that one side got snookered.There was no such fear, but it won't change the perception that one side got snookered.Peter King of SI.com (who also does some work for NBC, and pretty much every other media company on the planet) reports that the Chiefs gave up only a second-round draft pick for Cassel.Wow.A second-round pick, for a guy who merited a $14.65 million, one-year contract based on his play in 2008.Let's consider that for a second. Daunte Culpepper with blown-out knee was traded for a second-round pick. A.J. Feeley was traded for a second-round pick.So, with all due apologies to the Patriots, the current score is Pioli 1, Pats 0.and we still havent heard what happened in the vrable trade (which I dont like)The Vrabel trade and the Cassel trade are the same. Peter King is reporting both players for only the 34th pick.I am totally confused, unless the Pats are going to use the cap space and the pick for Peppers.
One of the positives of getting the trade completed now (ie: sooner rather than later) is that it clears Cassel's salary, giving the Patriots more flexibility in pursuing free agents.
I dont believe it was both players for only the second rounder.Adam Schefter at NFL.com is claiming that a 'mystery team' is trying to make a last push
Daunte Culpepper with blown-out knee was traded for a second-round pick. A.J. Feeley was traded for a second-round pick.