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Still has to be viewed as a good move.  We landed Sheldon Richardson because of the deal. 

 

the Jets could have kept Revis and still gotten Sheldon Richardson. They basically traded Revis for cap space, Milliner and that conditional 3rd/4th. 

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Same.  

 

Team gained the best player in the draft last year, wiped $12M of prior Revis bonus off the books, and saved an additional $13M/year (on top of what was cleared) to have Richardson over the prior Revis demands.  

 

Tampa merely showed that your team can still be awful with a $16M/year CB so it is a poor use of cap space.  As a result, Revis won't get a deal like that again. But had he stuck out the season on a team expected to be bad, his present demands might have been the same as a year ago.  Even more so with a little lift in the cap limit.

 

If Revis signs with NE then he signs with NE.  If they give up a 5th rounder it would mean they're agreeing to pay him $16M/year.  I'm good with that.  It might even be worth it for them as they watch the Brady window slowly closing.  Possible, but it's unlikely.  Revis isn't $6M/year better than Talib was, and they could have locked him up some time ago if they valued the position that highly.  They also let Samuel go when his dollars got into that upper CB stratosphere. 

 

If he signs with NE it will most likely be as a FA.  He's as likely (if not more likely) to end up here again as over there.  

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the Jets could have kept Revis and still gotten Sheldon Richardson. They basically traded Revis for cap space, Milliner and that conditional 3rd/4th. 

 

You're back to doing this? Revis wanted $16M/year.

 

We weren't giving it to him, meaning he was leaving the team in '14 for the top bidder, and Milliner was higher on their list than Richardson.

 

No trade, no Richardson.

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If that Pats get Revis for a 5th round pick....

 

How would you view the trade Idzik made last year?

 

The same? Bad move? Good move?

 

Idzik got a 1st and 4th (minimum) for a guy coming off an injury, who this year the Buccaneers can't get anything for, after a season+ of rehab and healthy play.

 

Doesn't matter if he ends up with the Pats. Idzik fleeced TB.

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Idzik got a 1st and 4th (minimum) for a guy coming off an injury, who this year the Buccaneers can't get anything for, after a season+ of rehab and healthy play.

 

Doesn't matter if he ends up with the Pats. Idzik fleeced TB.

 

What, do you want Aboushi starting at CB? Woody's cheap and he's cash-poor. And Revis was never really looking for $16M/year (which would have hit our cap at $19M/year until the 2017 season).

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Idzik got a 1st and 4th (minimum) for a guy coming off an injury, who this year the Buccaneers can't get anything for, after a season+ of rehab and healthy play.

 

Doesn't matter if he ends up with the Pats. Idzik fleeced TB.

 

To be fair, the reason the Bucs can't get anything for Revis has nothing to do with Idzik fleecing TB and everything to do with Revis fleecing them. 

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Same.  

 

Team gained the best player in the draft last year, wiped $12M of prior Revis bonus off the books, and saved an additional $13M/year (on top of what was cleared) to have Richardson over the prior Revis demands.  

 

Tampa merely showed that your team can still be awful with a $16M/year CB so it is a poor use of cap space.  As a result, Revis won't get a deal like that again. But had he stuck out the season on a team expected to be bad, his present demands might have been the same as a year ago.  Even more so with a little lift in the cap limit.

 

If Revis signs with NE then he signs with NE.  If they give up a 5th rounder it would mean they're agreeing to pay him $16M/year.  I'm good with that.  It might even be worth it for them as they watch the Brady window slowly closing.  Possible, but it's unlikely.  Revis isn't $6M/year better than Talib was, and they could have locked him up some time ago if they valued the position that highly.  They also let Samuel go when his dollars got into that upper CB stratosphere. 

 

If he signs with NE it will most likely be as a FA.  He's as likely (if not more likely) to end up here again as over there.  

 

 

Defintely a stupid move to give him 16 mil a year, but I'd pay him 10 or 11 mil no problem. He simply better than anyone else.

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the Jets could have kept Revis and still gotten Sheldon Richardson. They basically traded Revis for cap space, Milliner and that conditional 3rd/4th. 

 

C'mon.  They still would have drafted Milliner at 9.  He was top player on their board.  

 

No matter what happens with Revis it was still a good trade.  Who knows what kind of player Revis will be this year.  Think he will be good, but I doubt we will ever see the 2009 Revis again.

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You're back to doing this? Revis wanted $16M/year.

 

We weren't giving it to him, meaning he was leaving the team in '14 for the top bidder, and Milliner was higher on their list than Richardson.

 

No trade, no Richardson.

 

 Yeah but they don't take Milliner if Revis is still on the team.  They probably trade down, gain a 3rd round pick,  and still wind up with Richardson.  

  It really was more of a Revis for Milliner and save cap space kind of deal.  People just look at it as Richardson though, when in reality, if that was their BAP,  he would have been that with or without Revis.   

 

 Jets don't take Milliner with Revis & Cromartie on the team.   

 

 But they didn't want to lose him for nothing, Woody grew tired of his threatened hold outs and demands and he was shipped to Tampa.      If they bring Revis back and pay him $14 Million,    I'm not sure what the point of the trade was really. Scared he was hurt?

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Richardson wasn't even better than Kiko Alonso. He certainly isn't better than Revis. Now add on Revis possibly signing with the Pats and it's a complete disaster.

 

If you stamp your foot while you say it, that makes it true.

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I honestly do not see the sky as falling if Revis goes to the Patriots, their cap situation isn't very good. If they want to sign him for 13 mil or something like that, GO AHEAD. As far as I'm concerned I'd rather see Revis on their team, than have them use that money to bring in stars on offense. Let Brady keep throwing to Gronkowski and no names. Let Revis eat their cap, we will still have a better defense. His impact will not be as noticeable as people think, they already had a top CB in Talib, Revis is better yes, but how many more wins does Revis get them compared to having Talib? I'm  not even sure 1 more win.

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Jets don't take Milliner with Revis & Cromartie on the team.

Using that logic they probably don't take Richardson with Wilkerson and Coples on the team, either. Right?

People praised the Richardson pick because the team seemed to stay true to their board regardless of their needs. If that was true, it's probably also true that they had Milliner rated higher than Richardson, and would've taken him no matter where Revis played in 2013.

And keep on mind, too, that if the Jets hadn't traded Revis, Revis was going to walk this year. The Jets were gonna take Milliner regardless. Without the trade, they don't have Richardson.

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Richardson wasn't even better than Kiko Alonso. He certainly isn't better than Revis. Now add on Revis possibly signing with the Pats and it's a complete disaster.

I was rooting for ya, but you are losing leverage with comments like this

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Using that logic they probably don't take Richardson with Wilkerson and Coples on the team, either. Right?

People praised the Richardson pick because the team seemed to stay true to their board regardless of their needs. If that was true, it's probably also true that they had Milliner rated higher than Richardson, and would've taken him no matter where Revis played in 2013.

And keep on mind, too, that if the Jets hadn't traded Revis, Revis was going to walk this year. The Jets were gonna take Milliner regardless. Without the trade, they don't have Richardson.

 

 The Jets weren't taking Milliner with Revis on the team, regardless if they could work out a deal or not.  People would have went nuts and Revis probably holds out during the season.    

 

 They did the smart thing by trading him away, but with Revis on the roster,  Milliner wouldn't be on the Jets.

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To be fair, the reason the Bucs can't get anything for Revis has nothing to do with Idzik fleecing TB and everything to do with Revis fleecing them. 

 

Yes, but with that established well before he arrived in TB ... it makes it that much more impressive that Idzik got what he did.

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The Jets weren't taking Milliner with Revis on the team, regardless if they could work out a deal or not.  People would have went nuts and Revis probably holds out during the season.    

 

 They did the smart thing by trading him away, but with Revis on the roster,  Milliner wouldn't be on the Jets.

People went nuts when they drafted Richardson, and they didn't care. That's no argument.

They took Milliner ahead of Richardson because they had hm rated higher than Richardson. That was their pick. And if they had Revis in the last year of his deal, it was still a position of need, too.

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 Yeah but they don't take Milliner if Revis is still on the team.  They probably trade down, gain a 3rd round pick,  and still wind up with Richardson.  

  It really was more of a Revis for Milliner and save cap space kind of deal.  People just look at it as Richardson though, when in reality, if that was their BAP,  he would have been that with or without Revis.   

 

 Jets don't take Milliner with Revis & Cromartie on the team.   

 

 But they didn't want to lose him for nothing, Woody grew tired of his threatened hold outs and demands and he was shipped to Tampa.      If they bring Revis back and pay him $14 Million,    I'm not sure what the point of the trade was really. Scared he was hurt?

 

I disagree.  Revis was on the last year of his contract.  Wilson (who wasn't exactly awesome his first 2 seasons) would be gone a year after that.  And Cromartie, while coming off an excellent season, was not entering the prime career years for a CB and only had 2 years remaining himself.

 

We'll never know with 100% certainty, but Idzik claimed they were going to stick with their board and Milliner was the top player available on their board.  On paper, the Jets didn't need a DT for the next 4+ years any more than they needed a CB.  Throw into the mix that no one - Idzik included, it seems - viewed the Jets as true contenders in 2013.  Idzik was drafting for 2014 and beyond, not for 2013.

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I was rooting for ya, but you are losing leverage with comments like this

Your suggesting that it isn't even close comparing 2nd round pick Kiko Alonso to  top 15 pick Sheldon Richardson? Kiko was the leader of the buffalo defense as a rookie. Top 3 in Tackles and top 6 in Ints in the league. His stats are impressive and he could easily have been DROY. Thats not taking anything away from Sheldon who is a beast i might add.

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