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Taylor has requested to be traded.
Sad. Doubt there is a market for what he wants. He and his agent believe he is an extremely valuable asset that deserves to be paid. There shouldn’t be an issue finding a trade partner that will make the Colts a good offer then. Let them go set up a trade. No less than a (expected) mid level 2nd. Otherwise I’d rather just hold him and let him rot.
Last edited by rm1369; 07-29-2023 at 08:36 PM. |
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This was starting to remind me of the Le'Veon Bell situation. Is it actually going to become that? From Taylor of all guys?
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Disappointing.....Moss may not have his home run capabilities, but he is a solid back, don't let the door hit you in the ass JT!
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Not going to end well for JT. He is replaceable and seems to overvalue himself. Introduce him to LeVeon Bell please. And Bell was a better back by far.
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AlwaysSunnyinIndy (07-30-2023), Racehorse (07-31-2023) |
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So apparently Irsay has told Al Breer via text that the Colts aren't trading JT.
https://twitter.com/AlbertBreer/stat...62392119984128 Quote:
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Ok, if they can get a 2nd for him, do it.
Requesting a trade at this point is bullshit, if the rumors are true that they haven’t really even discussed an extension. Seems like JT just wants out. And if they can get a 2nd for him, pull the trigger. |
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Quote:
Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but can't they non-exclusive franchise tag him in '24 and then let some retard team offer him a dumb contract the Colts don't want to match... and the Colts would get two first-round comp picks? Of course... Saquon Barkley just got franchise tagged and reportedly Dalvin Cook is being offered something like 2yrs/$19m. Market dictates. Even the retard teams remember Le'Veon Bell robbing the Jets. I don't know what leverage JT's people think he has. And like Marlon Mack tweeting to pay him... I mean I get it, and I liked Mack, but sorry... Marlon Mack is a textbook example for why RB's are handled the way they are. They're not only subject to more injury risk... they also often don't regain what they had before the injury. |
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Racehorse (07-31-2023) |
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Such a shitty outcome of what once looked like a transcendent opportunity.
We have ALL the leverage. Dude really runs the risk of destroying his career pulling this stunt right now. Seems like such a smart guy, but this is a very stupid move. |
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Wonder how much is coming from his dumbass agent
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