Would coen actually trade Trevor Lawrence?

Posted by: @kermit56

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Posted by: @jc5100

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This is one of the deepest RB drafts in recent memory. There are as many as 35 RBs with a draftable grade. Bucs can save $3.2M by trading White to Jacksonville. Replace him with a 6th or 7th round pick who would go in the 4th or 5th round in other years. 

Nah, I like what White brings to the game. 

 

Agreed. White has a role on this team. Great receiving back and a good blocker. A RB blocking ability might be one of the most undervalued skills in the NFL. There was a reason he was in on almost every third down. 

Posted by: @badabingbucs

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i think it's actually $17M in 2025. 

You're right. 

Not the crippling number you suggested. 

Neither is next year. 

Neither is the year after. 

Posted by: @donkey_hunter

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Posted by: @badabingbucs

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i think it's actually $17M in 2025. 

You're right. 

Not the crippling number you suggested. 

Neither is next year. 

Neither is the year after. 

 

So you ignore all the facts. 

2026 cap hit of $24M. 2027 cap hit is $35M.

those aint bad numbers for a top 10 QB.  He might not even be in the top 20.  brutal contract...but suppose you are in your debatable Dan mode. 

I think that these are just rumors.  It's apparent that Coen took the job with offensive pieces in mind.  I can see them trying to upgrade at RB but, the real problem in Jacksonville is, they don't have any OL worth a darn.  Like it's a complete jailbreak.  I suspect that becomes their keen focus this off-season. 

Posted by: @badabingbucs

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So you ignore all the facts. 

No, I'm pointing out the false narrative you're pushing. 

There is nothing about his contract that is "crippling". 

We move on...