re: Carolina Reportedly Making a Push for No. 1 Pick

Lol. Yes, cause teams give up “their” guy to go ahead and draft a player they don’t like as much. On top of that they have to give up a good portion of picks to even move up to 2 from that spot. More than what you even listed. It’s not surprising a long line a person from a long line of inbred losers can’t comprehend this. It makes no sense. Now if you say the bengals don’t like burrow then maybe. The odds of them moving that pick all the way down to Carolina is comical and o LT to trade back up to 2. Is this what the 5 brain cells you have in your head come up with? The amount of nonsense posted on this by losers like you calling for the saints and every known team to give up their entire franchise for a qb because he went to LSU is comical. Enjoy your day. Remember, leave your sisters alone.

And it baffles me how dumb a person can actually be. Have you checked the past draft trades over let’s say the last couple years? The eaglea, who traded up for wentz had to give up their first rounder at the time, 3rd rounder that year, 4th rounder that year, first rounder the year after, 2nd rounder 2 years after. Yet, somehow in your inbred world you think they can just magically trade up for far less than that? Lol. Your posts must really make everyone feel good about themselves.

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Cincinnati isn’t the joke people are making them out to be. They just gave a cheap terrible owner.

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that doesn't compute

Man, anything is possible in the nfl. I don’t rule out anything. But, if we aren’t living in fantasy land (i think tua is a phenomenal prospect) burrow is the best prospect. Now if the bengals don’t like him then sure they can trade it away. But if they like Tua and want to draft him what stops them from taking him at 1? Trading back risks losing him as well. Miami has more ammo than anyone in this draft. My point is if they think Burrow is a franchise qb (how do they not) do you honestly think they will trade the pick? If anyone has half a brain that would say no. No matter what the offer is. Teams would kill to lock up a franchise qb for 15 years. I think there’s about a 3% change they trade and even less than that outside of the top 5.

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I’m assuming you haven’t seen the Bengals play. They need an entire team. Not just a QB. Also if Joe tells them in the interviews that he doesn’t want to be there then Tepper comes and offers some Kings ransom you have to take it.

Tepper is crazy enough to trade everything and the bengals could package a few of the picks to move back into the top 5 for Tua or Hebert.

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What makes you think the Bengals are smart enough to pull this off?

It's not that hard.
Everyone wants the number 1 pick
It's easy to do, it's just no one ever has the balls to do it.

They want the sure thing and are scared if they trade back,they would miss out.

I don’t think Bengals trade back and get Tua or Justin Herbert unless they really like one of those guys. My thought process is that they could potentially trade this pick for a huge haul and provide a solid core for their team. Burrow is going to take more compensation than past drafts and will probably be the most highly coveted pick since Luck. Once they build their core, they can then work in finding another qb they like through future free agency or draft. They could even keep Dalton around if they wanted to until they find a better solution. They are far away from competing whether they have Burrow or not and there is no guarantee that Burrow signs an extension and stays long enough to reap the rewards especially if they get him beat to hell. Their offensive line graded out as the 30th tank unit last year and their defense was also bottom of the barrel. Oh and they probably going to lose AJ green to free agency. I don’t think trading the pick is a dumb move by any means.

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Not sure why people think Cincinnati would trade the pick. They don’t have a qb.

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Cam or Kyle Allen plus extra picks allows them to fill multiple holes? Cincy needs A LOT MORE than just a QB.

Taking Burrow #1 is a NO LOSE situation for the Bengals since every draft 'expert' & former NFL GMs agree that JB is the best NFL ready QB & the Bengals desperately need a franchise QB. If Burrow is a bust (highly doubtful) then EVERYONE that gets paid to evaluate NFL Draft picks will also have gotten it wrong!

If you think that doesnt matter to a NFL GM or Player Personnel guy then youre just being naive or dont jnow much about the NFL. You also have to take into account the Bengals just plain terrible history of wasting 1st Rd picks on player that never panned out. Especially 1st Round QB's like '92-David Klingler & '99-Akili Smith. Carson Palmer was a legit 1st Rd QB pick in 2003 but hes an anomaly for the Bengals.

Yeah that would suck because I would definitely have to pull against him. Saints come first after a player leaves LSU.