Another Question/ Poll

by Blacmomba on Oct 26, 2011 2:46 PM EDT

If you guys can't tell i love asking questions :).

But in all seriousness The Tampa Bay Bucs (Yes i know i don't wanna mention them) are incredibly thin at RB. After Ernest Graham was placed on IR. They are now using there Practice Squad RB and a banged up LeGarrette Blount.

I think you guys know where i'm going with this. Mike Goodson. Our 3rd String RB could very likely be a 2nd or Possibly even a 1st string RB on another team.

IF we were bound to trade him what do you think he would be worth? And would you trade him?

Also i would like to know everyone's reasons on why or why not.

(Edit: I just realized that the trade deadline has passed. But i still want to debate over this.)

Poll

What Would You Trade For RB Mike Goodson (If You Would Trade Him)

2nd Round Pick

8 votes

3rd Round Pick

25 votes

4th or above

17 votes

Wouldn't Trade Him

12 votes

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I wouldn't trade him..

And certainly not to the Bucs. That’s a fate worse than death.

"So! T'all you fine dandies so proud, so cock-sure, prancin' aboot with your heads full of eyeballs! Come and get me I say! I'll be waiting on ya with a whiff of the 'ol brimstone. I'm a grim bloody fable, with an unhappy bloody end!" - Demoman

by Thaddeus_Griffin on Oct 26, 2011 3:01 PM EDT reply actions

I think he's worth a 2nd

in temrs of talent he is worth a 2nd round pick IMO. But i doubt we could get more than a 3rd. He is the 3rd string RB, he has hardly played this year (or at all in his career, relatively speaking). Now if he started a whole year and put up good numbers (I could see him with 1200 rushing yards and 500 receiving yards with a full load) then we could get a 2nd for him, maybe a little more. But right now his trade value isnt equal to his ability and talent. I would take a 3rd if offered. He just isnt worth a whole lot to us since we have 2 great RBs and we could easily get a replacement 3rd RB (Sutton).

by pcroadrage on Oct 26, 2011 3:10 PM EDT reply actions

I would be happy with a third or fourth

"Excuses are a disease." -Cam Newton

by Smitty89 on Oct 26, 2011 3:38 PM EDT reply actions

What we SHOULD have done

Is let Deangelo walk (or take a paycut) and at some point sign Stewart and Goodson to extensions. Ask again after the season about trading him, one injury could mean a huge difference in his value to us

by jcbouche on Oct 26, 2011 3:39 PM EDT reply actions

their GM would have to be really freaking stupid to trade for anything more than like a 5th rounder

3rd string RB, fumble problems, shown flashes of brilliance (not the same as actual brilliance) and their GM/owner is not Al Davis reincarnated

by vitzeng on Oct 26, 2011 4:43 PM EDT reply actions

At best you could bring back a 5th rounder. A possible 4th rounder depending on how many snaps he plays, carriers/ rushing yards he gets etc.

by adam carter on Oct 26, 2011 7:18 PM EDT via mobile reply actions

We were in the same boat several years ago… decimated at RB and were using the FB on run plays.

I’ll say that TB is a division rival. They don’t deserve any kind of help or support from us and I wouldn’t trade Goodson to them.

by scorpion12 on Oct 27, 2011 7:31 AM EDT reply actions

Wouldn't trade him

The Bucs wouldn’t be interested. Graham will be back next year, and Blount will be back soon. If they think they need another one, to be a back-up, they would probably draft one in the middle rounds. I would get rid of D-Will before I got rid of Goodson. We could get more for him, and it would free up more cap space. Stew could get 20 touches a game, and Goodson 5-10, and we’d be fine. If we were going to run the ball 30 times a game, I’d keep D-Will, but he gets paid too much to only get 10 carries a game. He’s worth the money we pay him, but we are choosing not to use him.

by usana_gaines on Oct 27, 2011 10:24 AM EDT reply actions